Welcome!

Thank you for checking out my page. I’m a licensed psychologist with a background in clinical and school psychology and more than 25 years of experience working with children, adolescents, and adults.

My therapy approach is person-centered and collaborative. I believe that our well-being and ability to make meaningful changes in our lives grows within trusting, authentic relationships and within community. I value and center my clients’ experiences and perspectives, and I see my role as one of support and guidance toward the goals that matter most to them.

I engage in therapeutic work with compassion and curiosity, knowing that asking for help and opening up can feel vulnerable and uncertain. I strive to create a relaxed and inclusive space where clients feel they can be themselves while also feeling understood and valued.

I offer space within the therapy process to name and acknowledge social, political, and historical factors and the ways they may be impacting clients’ lives or exacerbating the difficulties they are experiencing. Within this process, I support and encourage meaningful reflection on client strengths, values, and influence within their lives and communities.

I have an enduring interest in neuroscience and an appreciation for the various ways that we make sense of our life experiences, connect with others, and find our way in life. I prioritize ongoing learning, critical consciousness, and cultural humility as personal and professional values.

I am currently offering individual therapy for children, adolescents, and adults in-person at my Edina office and via telehealth.  I welcome clients from toddlerhood through adulthood, and I am licensed in Minnesota and Wisconsin.

Areas of Specialization: ADHD, anxiety, autism, child and adolescent mental health, depression, developmental disabilities, early childhood development, emotional regulation, executive function coaching, Parent Child Interaction Therapy, parent coaching, perinatal and parental mental health, school and work struggles, separation anxiety, sleep difficulties in young children, and life transitions/adjustments.

Stay tuned! I will soon be offering psychological evaluations for children and adults, including evaluations for ADHD.

Jessica Hoida, Ph.D., LP (she/her)

Credentials & Training

Ph.D. in School Psychology with Minor in Counseling Psychology | Indiana University Bloomington 2007

Pre-doctoral Internship in Health Services Psychology | Cypress Fairbanks Independent School District | Houston, Texas 2002

M.S. in Special Education, concentration in Early Childhood Special Education | University of Wisconsin-Madison 1997 

Bachelor of Arts in Program of Liberal Studies and Spanish | University of Notre Dame 1994


Licensed Psychologist | Minnesota Board of Psychology | 2023 - present

Licensed Psychologist | Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services | 2025 - present

Certified Parent Child Interaction Therapist | PCIT International | 2022 - present

Advanced Training in Perinatal Mental Health | Postpartum Support International | 2023, 2024