952.831.2000
Lee Cunningham, MPS, LADC, LPCC
Minnesota License #302861
Schedule an appointment
Daytime, evening and weekend appointments are available and we accept most insurance.
Lee is an independent contractor working with Cabot Psychological Services.
Disconnection and shame are at the heart of human suffering. Healthy, growth-fostering relationships are at the heart of healing. Lee strives to bring safety, transparency, collaboration, choice, and empowerment to each of his therapeutic relationships. Through healthy relationships we are free to explore our inner most thoughts, feelings, needs, beliefs, values, and express ourselves without judgement or fear. Through these explorations we find our authentic voice, meaning, and direction for our lives.
Lee provides individual and couples therapy. He also sees adolescents and family therapy on a limited basis. He is also trained to provide EMDR and Prolonged Exposure for anxiety, PTSD, and trauma.
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Education
Winona State University
- Bachelor of Science (2005)
University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
- Addiction Studies Graduate Certificate (2010)
- Master’s degree in Integrated Behavioral Health (2014)
Training
- LADC internships at Project Turnabout, Hennepin County Detox Center, Regions Hospital
- MPS internship at Park Avenue dual diagnosis program for substance use and mental health
- LPCC-IT therapist at Hiawatha Valley Mental Health Center
- Prolonged Exposure Certification for PTSD at St. Joseph’s Hospital
Experience
- LADC group and individual therapist for trauma and addiction at River Ridge Treatment Center, a gender specific trauma informed outpatient treatment program
- LADC juvenile facilitator for Diversion Program
- LADC evaluator at Club Recovery, LLC
- LPCC mental health internship at Park Avenue
- LPCC-IT/LADC at Hiawatha Valley Community Mental Health Center
- Helping Men Recover trainer - Helping men recover is a trauma-informed, gender-responsive curriculum treating addiction and co-occurring trauma. Created and developed by Stefanie Covington, Richard Dauer, and Dan Griffen. 2016-present