Lindsey is the owner of On the Farm Therapy and a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. She enjoys providing psychotherapy to individuals of all ages, couples, and complex family systems.

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​Lindsey earned her clinical master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy at New Mexico State University. 

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Lindsey utilizes approaches of narrative therapy and solution focused therapy.  She also specializes in attachment and person-focused therapy techniques in order to help facilitate growth within the client. Lindsey enjoys bringing mindfulness and art techniques into sessions too. She is also open and comfortable using other therapeutic techniques that best suit the individual.

Lindsey has experience working with a variety of mental health diagnoses, including anxiety, trauma, and depression.  She also has significant experience working with people on the Autism Spectrum.  She has additional training in EMDR and Person-Centered Thinking.  

When she is not working in the therapeutic setting, she is working on the farm and enjoying time with her family.

Amber works collaboratively with all ages and backgrounds from a strengths-based and client-centered approach. Her favorite part of being a psychotherapist is bearing witness to healing and growth in her clients.

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Amber comes to us from Canada, where she received her education and license, and is currently pursuing Minnesota Licensure.

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Amber has experience working with clients struggling with PTSD and complex trauma, Dissociative Identity Disorder, anxiety, eating disorders, domestic violence and more. She has received training in EMDR, Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Equine-Assisted Psychotherapy, IFS/parts work, and narrative work, all in order to best tailor treatment to each client and their needs. She believes that the best therapy is a combination of looking at the past with healing in mind, and finding strengths and resources within oneself to move forward.

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Outside of the office, Amber homeschools her children, and enjoys four-wheeling and camping with her family. She also has a passion for cooking and enjoys making things from scratch as much as possible!

Meredith is an experienced Psychotherapist with a demonstrated history of working with children and families in outpatient and community settings. She is also experienced in assessing and providing services to infants and very young children, trained in DC 0-5 Assessments, ECSII, and a Theraplay Foundational Provider. Meredith is passionate about providing developmental and attachment repair to children and families.

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In her spare time, Meredith enjoys time with her family. She also has a vast knowledge and passion for rabbits, and shows them competitively.

Dr. Em Loerzel holds her Masters in Social Work and her PhD in Social Welfare.  With over a decade of social work experience, she has practice experience with college students, group work, survivors of violence, Native American community members, folks who are working through grief, LGBTQIA2+, BIPOC, issues around intergenerational trauma, trauma, mother wounds, equine and animal assisted therapy, life transitions, chronic health issues, ADHD, burnout, anxiety, depression, and stress management.

Dr. Loerzel utilizes an eclectic, systems based, and collaborative approach when working with clients, and likes to create a warm, compassionate environment where people can work on not just surviving, but thriving. 

Bill is the Farm Manager and handles all administrative support for On The Farm Therapy. You may see him around and even have the chance to work together on a farm task, if it is therapeutically appropriate.

Olyvia is a student intern at the farm who assists Bill in various farmwork tasks and can be seen feeding the animals or tending to their care.