Dr. Juliette Petersen is a board certified general adult psychiatrist. She obtained her undergraduate degree at University Wisconsin at Madison. She attended medical school at University Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha Nebraska where she graduated with honors and is a member of Alpha Omega Alpha a medical honor Society. She then completed general psychiatry residency at the University Minnesota.
During residency she obtained intensive psychotherapy training and cognitive behavioral therapy, interpersonal therapy, group therapy, supportive therapy and psychodynamic therapy. She finds her therapy training to be essential to her clinical practice. She has been practicing in private practice in Edina for years and is excited about the opportunity to work in a setting to collaborate with psychotherapists.
Her treatment approach is to work with clients to find a combination of therapy and medications if necessary for treatment. Her clients feel heard in the process and supported to express themselves openly in a supportive non-judgmental environment.
Undergraduate degree at University Wisconsin at Madison.
Medical school at University Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha Nebraska
Anxiety Disorder
Attachment Issues
Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Bipolar Disorder
Borderline Personality Disorder
Chronic Illness/Pain
Compulsive Disorders
Depression
Divorce Recovery
Life Transitions
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
Post-Partum Depression
Relationship Issues
Stress Management
Traumatic Loss
Women’s Issues
Adults
Minnetonka, MN
Chanhassen, MN
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Interpersonal Therapy
Our clinical team is diverse and in keeping with our vision this allows for choice. We merge personal background and experience, education, creativity, and passion into a professional vision: commitment to diversity in both theory and practice. We make every effort to assign clinicians with respect to a client’s and/or family’s therapeutic and cultural needs.
Think of us as your cheerleaders on the sidelines. You've seen it, the smile, the simple nod of the head. Small gestures that say: we understand, we are listening and we are here for you. That's who we are.