Parker received his Master’s of Professional Studies in Integrated Behavioral Health after completing his Bachelor of Science in Child Psychology with a minor in Neuroscience and Family Violence Prevention from the University of Minnesota. Parker utilizes a mixture of CBT, DBT, ERP, Attachment theory, SBFT, and Existentialism; and then tailors it to match the needs of each client. Parker enjoys working with adolescents and young adults, but Parker is able to see clients ages 11+. Parker focuses his practice on helping clients overcome eating disorders, co-occurring disorders, substance use and other addictions, depression, suicidal ideation/self-injurious behavior, anxiety related to chronic illness and health, significant life changes, bipolar disorder, and more. Parker has experience working in emergency rooms, inpatient mental health, residential intensive outpatient, and in outpatient settings; focusing on a variety of diagnoses including eating disorders, suicidality, ocd/anxiety, and substance abuse.