Cornerstone’s trauma-informed therapists support survivors and their family through mental health assessments, personalized treatment plans, safety planning, individual and family therapy, and support and healing groups.
We believe survivors are the experts in defining their road map to healing. Our therapists serve as partners in the process of understanding root causes of exploitation, the impact of trauma, and mapping out how survivors can reclaim their power on their healing journey.
About Therapy
Cornerstone’s licensed therapists have expertise in helping adults and children and youth 6-17 explore and work through a variety of issues, and do so through creating a safe and non-judgmental environment where you can begin to overcome life’s challenges and live your authentic life. People come to us after experiencing domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking or general crime, and our therapy team uses collaborative, strengths-based and trauma-informed approaches as they listen, assist and support you with gaining insight into your life to achieve a sense of well-being.
Our therapists believe in joining you wherever you are at in your journey and identifying goals that we can work together to achieve. We can help you with a range of issues, including anxiety, depression, trauma recovery, grief and loss, relationship concerns, processing through difficult life transitions and disrupted family functioning. Therapy is offered on an affordable sliding fee scale based on income and household size, we do not take insurance. Participant must be in a 20 mile radius of our Bloomington location to be eligible for in-person therapy.
Youth Therapy
Cornerstone’s therapists provide assessment, treatment and support for children and youth ages 6-17 and their families who have been impacted by abuse. The focus of their work is to help children process traumatic events and provide healthy coping skills to assist with the healing journey.
What To Expect
About Support Groups
We offer online support groups and one in-person support group to female identifying victims/survivors of domestic violence.
Below is a list of Cornerstone support groups currently offered, please note that support group availability and formats vary throughout the year.
Available Support Groups
What To Expect
Understand what to expect when you reach out to Cornerstone for Support Group services:
Interested In A New Group?
Cornerstone is always open to creating new support groups, based on our community’s needs and our current capacity. If there is a type of support group we do not offer that you would be interested in, please fill out our New Support Group Interest Form. Please note that we will not be launching any new groups until we have enough participants interested and able to attend.
How To Enroll
To ensure the safety of our support groups participants, Cornerstone has an intake process for all groups and therapy.
To inquire about enrolling in one of our groups or therapy, please call our intake line: 952-646-6554, this line goes directly to voicemail. Please leave a detailed message including your name, what group you’re interested in, and a safe call-back number. Our intake specialist will call you back at the safe number provided within 48 hours.
If you would prefer to email, please email Ann P. at annp@cornerstonemn.org. Please ensure that the email address you are using to send the email is safe for our intake specialist to reply to.
For more information about our Clinical Services, leave a message on our intake line 952-646-6554 or email us at info@cornerstonemn.org.
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