Magdelena Unger

Magdelena Unger, LICSW, brings a decade of clinical practice to adults and couples in Minnesota who are working through stress, anxiety, grief, self-esteem concerns, career questions, and depression. She also attends to caregiver stress, codependency, communication challenges, relationship endings, and issues such as panic, social anxiety, and seasonal affective concerns. Her work includes attention to emotional themes like guilt, jealousy, forgiveness, and questions of life purpose and money matters.

Her process begins with efforts to clarify what is happening and why, then moves toward a clear, practical plan that fits each person or partnership. Diagnostic sessions are available to map symptom patterns and consider potential diagnoses. Ongoing support is offered through individual and couples therapy with an emphasis on goal-oriented work and psychoeducation tailored to stated goals.

She provides short-term crisis care including safety planning, and she prepares comprehensive psychological autopsy reports for survivors after a death by suicide. Beginning therapy can feel uncertain; Magdalena invites prospective participants to schedule a consultation to determine whether her approach aligns with their needs and goals.