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In Person in Edina/Virtual Appointments

Isaiah received his doctorate in Clinical Psychology (PsyD) from the Institute for the Psychological Sciences in the Washington DC area and is a postdoctoral clinician completing the supervision requirements for full licensure. In addition to his work at Next Adventure, he is a clinician at the University of St. Thomas Counseling and Psychological Services, where he also serves as an adjunct professor in the Counseling Psychology graduate programs. Isaiah’s clinical experience spans university counseling centers, high-need public schools, private practice, and community mental health. Earlier in his career, he worked extensively with the unhoused population in Denver, CO—an experience that continues to inform his commitment to providing accessible, compassionate care.

His therapeutic approach is grounded in relational and psychodynamic theories, with a focus on how past and present relationships shape identity, emotion, and well-being. He integrates skills-based and evidence-informed strategies when helpful, tailoring treatment to each client’s needs. Isaiah works with individuals across the lifespan and has particular interests in identity development, attachment, spiritual concerns, and life transitions. In addition to therapy, Isaiah has specialized training in psychological assessment, with a focus on ADHD and related concerns. Outside of his clinical work, Isaiah is a professional musician and educator. He has performed with drumlines for professional sports teams, led percussion clinics nationwide, and directed award-winning ensembles. In his free time, he enjoys traveling, cooking and baking, and exploring museums.