Our Vision
Pursuing Wholeness By Redeeming Brokenness
Keystone Counseling & Consulting was founded with a vision towards helping people become whole and healed through personalized, professional counseling, consulting and mental health care. The foundational principles of Keystone include recognizing each person’s created value and worth, empowering growth in wisdom and understanding, and promoting the value of community. We seek every opportunity to help individuals, couples, families, and busineses grow and thrive. Keystone Counseling & Consulting was established in Hutchinson, Minnesota in 2017 by Adam Sarff, MA, LMFT and his wife Stephanie.
Find Us Here
114 Main Street North • Suite 202D • Hutchinson, MN 55350
We are located in Hutchinson, Minnesota, on the second floor of the Cornerstone Commons Building on HWY 15/Main Street and 1st Ave NW. Our clinic is a bright, welcoming space where we hope you will feel comfortable and at ease. There is ample parking available both on street and in our lot. For more details on how to find our clinic, please visit the Getting Started page.
Therapists
Adam D. Sarff, MA, LMFT
Adam obtained his undergraduate degree in youth ministry from Bethel College in 2004 and later obtained his masters in marriage and family therapy from Bethel Seminary in 2012. Previous to his work as a therapist, he served as a youth director of a local church for 8 years and built many relationships with teens and their families. His passion for people has only deepened in the last 4 years as he has grown his practice working with individuals, couples and families in the west metro and Hutchinson area (previously with Prairie’s Edge Counseling Center). Adam is eager to hear your story and help you understand your intrinsic worth and value, assisting with resources and tools for success, thus enabling you a more fulfilled life.
Alex Peck, MSW, LICSW
Alex received his undergraduate degree from St. John University in Collegeville, MN, and his master's degree from Boston University in Boston, MA. He believes in a client-centered, strength-based approach to counseling, a collaborative relationship between clinician and client. Alex is interested in minimizing symptoms of anxiety and depression to allow clients to become their best selves. He uses a variety of evidence-based modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Narrative therapy, and solution-focused methods to manage emotions and address behavioral problems. Alex works with young adults, adult individuals, and couples. Outside of work, he enjoys spending time with his fiancé Sara and his chocolate lab Kenny. Alex is a music enthusiast and cheers on the Vikings on Sundays.
Jodi Anderson, MA
Jodi started as an intern with Keystone Counseling in the fall of 2022 and has since completed her master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Adler Graduate School in Minnetonka, Minnesota. Jodi’s specialized training in Adlerian psychology gives her a strength-based, holistic, collaborative approach to counseling. Jodi believes that every person is a complex, beautiful being who deserves to be heard and understood. She feels that being a counselor gives her a unique opportunity to meet people in their darkest moments and walk alongside them as they begin a process of transformation and healing. Jodi does her best to be an empathic encourager, humble supporter, collaborative educator, and social interest motivator. Jodi works with individuals of most ages (6+) and is happy to provide faith-based counseling when requested. Jodi’s favorite activities center around her family, visiting her two college-aged children (currently living on tropical islands) going for walks with her husband of 28 years (whose name happens to be Jodie), or snuggling with her two kitties and one geriatric pup (18 years old!)
Justin Swatzke, MA
Justin received his undergraduate degree in Psychology from Bemidji State University and his Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Minnesota State University. When working with clients Justin's primary aim is to be client centered and focus on helping the client realize their own strengths and competencies to resolve any issues that may arise. Justin primarily operates from a person-centered approach seeking to meet clients where they are at, while also incorporating elements of positive psychology and cognitive behavioral therapy. Outside of work, Justin likes to spend time with his dog Nikko, his girlfriend Jen, and also finding good books to read.
Daniel Merboth, MA
Your mental and emotional health are important parts of you. I know from experience that seeking therapy can feel daunting. Most good things in life take hard work, and this is no exception! If you're ready to explore your feelings and experiences and work toward healthier relationships, I'm here to listen and support you. Let's build a genuine connection where you feel heard and understood. I specialize in helping individuals and couples navigate relationship challenges, build healthier connections, and foster personal growth in a variety of areas. My clients describe me as calming, empathetic, and collaborative. I aim to create a safe space to hear your story, explore it with you, and find healing solutions. A genuine relationship in therapy is key to its effectiveness, so I will strive to be authentic and work to create a space where you can be real with me, too. I am a Christ follower. I welcome conversations about your beliefs, values, and priorities as we work together to continue forging a path toward your healthiest life!
Consultants
Aaron Rusnak, MSW, LICSW, Consultant and Clinical Supervisor
Aaron has been immersed in the realm of holistic health his whole life, embracing the connection of mind, body, and soul. He has firsthand experience of the impact that mental health and mental illness can have on individual, families, and communities. Aaron has a bachelor's degree in psychology from the University of Northwestern, St. Paul and a Master of Social Work from St. Thomas University and St. Catherine University in St. Paul, MN. Through further training, Aaron has been certified in multiple trauma treatment modalities. Aaron worked as an outpatient mental health practitioner with individuals, couples, families, and groups for nearly 10 years. He has also worked as a consultant with non-profit organizations to support healthy structures that serve individuals in the community. He has a deep passion for working with others integrating faith, wellness, and health in all areas. His approach to working with others is centered on the relationship. Through establishing trust and validating the lived experience of those he has worked with, he has walked alongside of others as they have experienced growth, hope, and life.
Corey Roskamp, Consultant
My name is Corey Roskamp. I love to learn about why people do the things we do, why we act certain ways, and how things evoke responses from us? I enjoy seeing how thinking and actions join up. This interest led me to a degree in Psychology and a love for what was known then as “at risk” youth. This same sense of wonder led me to youth ministry which I did with Youth for Christ for eleven years. I am currently a career counselor. I help people connect to a new career. I enjoy working with others to navigate difficult decisions and determine a way forward. The cross point of ministry and counseling is my sweet spot. The local church is so vital to the gospel mission. God desires his church be a healthy, powerful representation of Him. I am married and have four children and two black labs.
Jim Rogers, Consultant
My name is Jim Rogers. I am a husband and father of 4. I spent 21 years in “full-time” ministry, mainly in the role of a Youth Pastor but also as a Mental Health Practitioner. I loved helping students answer tough questions but most importantly pointing them to Jesus. Our lives are filled with highs, lows, and uncertainty at times and the important thing is knowing who to turn to and how to respond. I believe ministry needs counseling and counseling must point to Jesus. Helping others see things through a biblical lens is critical. However, helping those who have been hurt mentally, emotionally, physically, and spiritually navigate their way through pain and disappointment in life must take place so that they can see themselves the way Christ sees them. Society itself is much better off when people are healthy and that is where the church and counseling can help.