About Us

 

 

BOTH/AND Resources, PLLC is a collaborative group of mental health professionals who provide therapy services including family, couple, individual, and group. We are all independent contractors committed to providing a successful experience to those we serve. Our work is guided by these organizing principles:

 

  • We take a relational and systemic approach to our work
  • We help you find your own best solutions to life's challenges
  • We embrace the diversity of culture, lifelstyle, spirituality, age, and life experiences
  • We take a BOTH/AND position in an either/or world.

 

 

Ginny D'Angelo, MS, LMFT, Emeritus is now fully retired and enjoying more of the things she loves: spending time with her family and friends as well as fly-fishing, camping, gardening, and painting.
 

 

 
Jessica D. Parker, MA, LMFT "The way out is through" - Robert Frost. As human beings navigating this complex world, we often avoid problems as a form of self-protection. In order to find more contentment in our lives, it is essential that we face our difficulties in a safe environment. Jessica enjoys working with teens and adults struggling with self-esteem, addictive behaviors, self-care, life-transitions, childhood trauma, parenting/step-parenting, relationship issues and more. Jessica utilizes an empathetic, genuine and kind approach in session, creating a safe space for people to work through and explore their difficulties. As a former actress/comedian, Jessica often uses humor to assist in calming client's anxieties and revealing what is beneath the surface. Jessica’s artistic background and extensive personal knowledge of the media's impact on individuals and society also influences her work. Pronouns: she, her, hers.Contact her at (952) 432-0043 ext.5 or email at jessicap@bothandmn.com.
 

 

Jessica A. Dooley, MSW, LICSW is the Director of Professional Services - supervision and trainings. Jessica has been working in community mental health since 2008 with adults and adolescents in a variety of settings. She completed her supervision training through St. Thomas/St. Catherine University School of Social Work, and she brings a unique and all-inclusive perspective to her work. Her supervision specialties include self-awareness, burnout, compassion fatigue, and the importance of spirituality in social work. She welcomes the opportunity to assist you in your professional journey and can arrange supervision sessions either in-person or online. Pronouns: she, her, hers.  Contact her at jessica.dooley@bothandmn.com

 

 

 

Joseph R. Jefferson, PsyD, LMFT, CPRP (Pronouns:he/him) has experience working with inidividuals across the lifespan addressing issues such as depression, anxiety, trauma, grief/loss, neurodevelopmental disorders, attachment issues, anger management, stress management, emotional and behavioral dysregualtion, and life/family transitions. Additionally, Joe particularly enjoys working with the LBGTQ+ communities. He utilizes a variety of different therapeutic techniques and interventions that are adjusted to best fit the needs of the client.
Joe is  licensed as an LMFT in Minnesota and Wisconsin.  
 Contact him through email at joe@bothandmn.com
 

 

 
Denae J. Ruble, MA, LMFT enjoys working with adolescents, families, couples and individuals. She uses a strength-based approach while helping others gain insight to the causes of their struggles and empowering them to learn to cope with, accept and work through life struggles that would otherwise seem overwhelming and out of their control. She has extensive experience working with individuals affected by trauma and assisting couples and families with relational issues. She uses a nonjudgmental approach, understanding that current problems often come from past experiences and life story. “I want to understand your story so I can join with you in healing.” Pronouns: she, her, hers.
Contact her at (952) 432-0043 ext.8 or email at denae@bothandmn.com.
 
 
Lindsey HansonLindsey A. Hanson, MA, LADC, LPCC received her Master's Degree in Clinical Psychology from Minnesota School of Professional Psychology in 2013 and her Alcohol and Drug Counseling Certification from Adler Graduate School in 2019. She enjoys working with ages 14 and above struggling with abuse, anxiety, addiction, couples therapy, depression, divorce, life transitions, parenting issues, post traumatic stress, relationship issues and more. Lindsey has experience working in a Residential Treatment setting, Intensive Outpatient Co-occurring Disorders program, Intensive Outpatient teen and adult programs, individual, couples and family therapy. She has worked with court-ordered clientele and provides Rule-29 and Chemical Health Assessments for addiction. She is certified in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). She finds great joy walking alongside people in their darkest times as they navigate their struggles to build a life of hope and fulfillment.
Lindsey can be reached at 952-432-0043 #9 or at lindsey@bothandmn.com
 
 
Joelle M. Jefferson, MSW, LGSW (she/her/hers) partners with teens and adults to create a comforting and healing space to explore life's challenges. She utilizes empathy, authenticity, and a non-judgemental stance to create a   trusting, therapeutic relationship. Joelle believes that all people deserve to feel supported, valued, and empowered. Dually trained as both a clinical social worker and an alcohol and drug counselor, Joelle is skilled at working with people experiencing co-occurring substance use disorders and mental illness. Additionally, Joelle is particularly interested in working with people experiencing anxiety, depression, relational concerns, self-esteem/self-worth challenges, trauma, and neurodivergence. She has extensive experience working with people who identify as part of the disability community. Joelle tailors her approach to best meet individual needs, using a variety of frameworks including systems, post modernism, and humanism. Regardless of framework, Joelle uses anti-oppressive, disability justice, social justice, and trauma-informed approaches. She can be reached at 952-432-0043 #7 or at joelle@bothandmn.com
 
 
 
Bruce and Brier

Brier Miller, MS, LMFT, Emeritus & 
Bruce Minor, MS, LMFT, have both officially retired.
Brier continues to fill her life with the values of strength, diversity, humor, and authenticity that are her trademark characteristics.
Bruce has spent 30+ years as a community healer/activist/leader and will continue to offer the Prep class for MFT 'orals'. More information about that on the Training Page.