Amanda Briggs Davis
CSW-PIP, QMHP, ACS, EMDR-C

Ashley Zimmer-Larsen
LPC-MH, ATR, NCC, TCTSY-F

Courtney Ballard
LPC-MH, NCC

Elisa Lewis
LPC, LAC, QMHP

Mikaela Campbell
LPC-MH, NCC, QMHP

Counseling & Therapy

You don’t have to navigate this alone.

At The Wellness Collective, our counseling services are designed to support your emotional and mental well-being in a space that feels safe, compassionate, and collaborative. Whether you’re facing a specific challenge or feeling overwhelmed without a clear reason, we’re here to help you make sense of what you’re experiencing—and move forward.

A Thoughtful, Whole-Person Approach

We take a holistic view of mental health, recognizing that emotional, physical, and relational well-being are deeply connected.

Our licensed therapists use evidence-based approaches tailored to your unique needs—helping you build insight, develop practical coping skills, and create meaningful, lasting change.

What We Help With

We support individuals, couples, and families navigating:

  • Anxiety and chronic stress

  • Depression and mood concerns

  • Trauma and past experiences

  • Relationship challenges

  • Life transitions and identity shifts

  • Behavioral concerns and emotional regulation

  • Addiction and substance use

Who We Work With

Counseling services are available for:

  • Children (ages 3+)

  • Adolescents and teens

  • Young adults

  • Adults

  • Couples and families

What to Expect

Therapy is a collaborative process. Your therapist will work with you to understand your goals, explore patterns, and develop a plan that feels supportive and realistic for your life.

Whether you’re looking for short-term support or longer-term work, we’ll meet you where you are.

Insurance

We accept a variety of insurance plans, including:

  • Avera

  • Blue Cross Blue Shield

  • Medicaid

  • Medicare

  • Sanford

  • UMR

  • United Healthcare.

Telehealth appointments are available. Please note: you must be physically located in South Dakota at the time of your session.

Take the Next Step

If you’re ready to get started—or aren’t sure where to begin—we’re here to help.

Call 605-271-5640 to schedule your appointment.

  • ADHD

    Anger

    Anxiety

    Behavioral issues

    Bipolar

    Child abuse

    Codepenency

    Depression

    Domestic Abuse

    Dual Diagnosis

    Education and Learning challenges

    Family Conflict

    Grief

    Infertility

    Infidelity

    Life transitions

    Parenting

    Personality disorders

    Pregnancy, Prenatal, and Postpartum mood issues

    Relationships

    Self Esteem

    Self-harm

    Stress

    Suicidal thoughts

    Trauma and PTSD
    and more

  • This is a common question. Therapy and medication serve different purposes, and many patients benefit from a combination of both. Therapy focuses on processing experiences, building coping skills, and creating behavioral change, while medication can help regulate symptoms such as anxiety, depression, or mood instability.
    Our providers can help guide you through this decision during an initial evaluation.

    Some common symptoms people experience that can be addressed in counseling include:

    *Excessive anxiety or worry

    *Becoming easily fatigued

    *Difficulty concentrating

    *Sleep disturbance

    *Decreased interest in doing things you once enjoyed

    *Feeling down, depressed, hopeless

    *Suicidal thoughts

    *Change in eating habits

    *Intrusive thoughts or memories

    *Distressing flashbacks

    *Exaggerated startle response

    *Negative beliefs about yourself

    *Heightened frustration or irritability

    *Increased conflict

    *Compulsive behaviors or urges

    *History of trauma

    *Loss of a loved one

  • Individual counseling for ages 3+Including Art Therapy, Sandtray, Addictions, CBT, DBT, EMDR, IFS, Sex Therapy, and more.

    Couples/Marital counseling

    Family counseling

    Group counseling (including After Care/Recovery, Yoga Therapy, and Art Therapy)