Richelle Moen, PhD

I received my BA in psychology at the University of Minnesota. I completed my MA and my PhD in counseling and human development from the University of Iowa with a focus on Marriage and Family Therapy and a minor in Organizational Management. I am a licensed psychologist and a Licensed Couples, Marriage and Family Therapist.

As a family therapist, I provide therapy through the developmental life-span ages 5-95. I specialize in emotional dysregulation, mood disorders, PTSD--trauma informed therapy, Eating Disorders, Family therapy, and psychotherapy supervision. I am committed to providing culturally-affirming care to diverse patients and families and providing advocacy in the community.

In my current faculty position, I teach Introduction to psychotherapy, family and group psychotherapy courses and supervise psychiatry residents and interns in individual, group and family therapies. As the assistant residency training director, I am in charge of coordinating the psychotherapy training in the Adult Psychiatry Residency program. I am the co-director of the Dialectical Behavioral Therapy program (DBT). I am active in national and local organizations including AADRT, NAMI providing workshops and community service. I am an active member in various committees in the department including the Diversity and Inclusion, RTC, and Doctors at the Borders. 

• Assistant Residency Training Director
• American Psychological Association
• American Association of Marriage & Family Therapy
• LMFT Approved Supervisor
• National Educational Alliance for Borderline Personality Disorder (NEA-BPD)

• Borderline Personality Disorder
• Emotional Dysregulation & Self-Harm
• Teaching and Supervision