Josh Shultz
Josh started in the mental health field early out of high school and worked his way up to being a therapist. This provides a unique and comprehensive view of the mental health system. He received his Masters of Science in Christian Counseling from Grand Canyon University in the Spring of 2021. He has over five and a half years of experience as a therapist. Josh recently became an LPCC in the State of Minnesota. He believes in resiliency and overcoming life’s challenges. Josh has worked in a variety of settings and positions throughout the mental health field, including residential, outpatient, day treatment, and crisis. He has a direct but laid-back approach. Josh accepts people at where they are at and works from there to see you succeed and become the best version of you possible. He is person-centered and allows the client to choose what works best for them in a collaborative approach. Josh uses an eclectic approach to best fit and meet your needs. He has numerous certifications in, Trauma, Addiction, Sand Tray, Autism, Somatic Therapy, and is in the process of getting certified in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy and Internal Family Systems approach. Josh is able to bring Christian aspects into treatment upon client request. He is currently trained in Emmanuel Healing and Basic Sozo.
First session
In the first session, we will get to know each other and make sure we are a good fit for each other. We will then switch gears and focus on you, the client. Josh will attempt to get to know you so he can suggest different types of therapy that may work for you in a collaborative approach.
Strengths
I am trained in trauma, autism, addiction, sand tray, and somatic therapies. I am also working on my Dialectical Behavioral Therapy certification and on my Internal Family Systems approach. I have a direct but laid-back approach.
Ideal clients
My ideal clients are those looking for change but are struggling to achieve it. I work with a wide variety of clientele. Primarily ages 10 to 64, I am trained in trauma, autism, addiction, sand tray, and somatic therapies. I am also working on my Dialectical Behavioral Therapy certification and Internal Family Systems approach. I accept you the client at where you are at and work from there to see you succeed and become the best version of you possible. I am person-centered and allow you to choose what works best in a collaborative approach.
Treatment methods
Eclectic
My theoretical framework is eclectic. It has a base of Person-Centered and Peer Support combined with Transpersonal Psychology. The framework then takes parts from D.B.T., I.F.S., C.B.T., Somatic, Solution-Focused Therapy, R.E.B.T., Positive Psychology, and Jungian Psychology. I suggest different types of parts of these methods in a collaborative approach that works for you, the client.
Location
Virtual sessions
In-person sessions107 1st St SE, Little Falls, MN 56345, STE 102