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I Have been a licensed Marriage and Family therapist providing psychotherapy at Moontree Psychotherapy since 2008, although, I have been working with adults, children and families in a variety of capacities for over 15 years. I am a Humanistic-Mindfulness based psychotherapist. Whether you are seeking treatment for mental illness or need help with managing the circumstances in your life, I pay attention to all the parts of the human system ( body, mind, emotion, spirituality, relationships) and help you bring them into balance. .

Are you a man? Are you dissatisfied with some aspect of your life? Out of shape? Hate your job? Overwhelmed with stress? Addictions? Having trouble with relationships? Lacking confidence? Angry, anxious, depressed? I get it, I have been there. I choose to be a resource for men because I understand the unique needs and challenges that men face, and with nearly 20 years of experience in behavioral healthcare, I am able to offer a unique blend of services that are part therapy, part coaching and part mentorship, tailored to what you need.

Hi! I’m Dr. Erickson and I’m a Clinical Psychologist with WellQor licensed in Wisconsin and Massachusetts. I have a Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology from the Minnesota School of Professional Psychology, and I completed my post-doctoral fellowship at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. Throughout my career, I’ve had a broad range of experience working in inpatient, community mental health, and college settings. As a therapist, my number one priority is the relationships I’m able to form with my clients. I truly believe that relationships are at the heart of therapy, and that good relationships facilitate meaningful change.

Sam (he/they), a transplant from New Jersey, is a recent graduate from Edgewood College's Marriage and Family Therapy program. Sam works with a wide variety of clients and concerns, with a particular emphasis on trauma (be it personal, intergenerational/familial, or cultural), identity, spirituality, death & dying, grief, family systems, and the ways in which our lives are impacted by the larger social systems and institutions around us. Sam is also engaged in understanding his own situatedness within these systems and their foundations in racism, sexism, capitalism, patriarchy, heteronormitivity, abilism, and phobias of all sorts.

Immediate availability! Whether you’re grieving a loss, switching careers, struggling to parent, trapped in conflict, or simply getting older, counseling can help you find a way forward. I am passionate about helping clients explore their stories, move through emotions, and experience hope. Having experienced my own seasons of grief and self-discovery, it is an honor to walk with people as they do the brave work of healing and growth.

Lic. IL and WI. I identify as a Queer, Non-Binary, Womxn. I'm humanistic and person centered in my approaches. This essentially means that you decide the content of our sessions. I believe you are doing the very best you can in your life and you’ve come to a point where you need an additional perspective on a topic or situation. You may feel stuck, maybe you've tried a lot or a little to resolve your predicament. Either way that's where I come in. I'm a temporary stop on your journey. Therapy is not forever.

My approach emphasizes the confluence of counseling & art therapy. I am a Board Certified Art Therapist & Licensed Professional Counselor with professional experience working with people of all ages in community mental health agencies, psychiatric hospitals & rehabilitation settings.

Welcome to my Psychology Today profile. My name is Dan. My approach to therapy is eclectic, but what I believe is most important is the therapeutic relationship. If you don't feel comfortable and relaxed, your healing and growth will feel more like work than a journey. I try to create an atmosphere tailored to your specific needs and desires. Whether you're seeking a guide, a teacher, or an instructor; I can fill that role and ensure you feel comfortable enough to ask for a change of pace. Seeking therapy can feel like an intimidating ordeal, my aim is to make it a tranquil yet invigorating hike through nature.

We pride ourselves in providing a safe, inclusive environment for all communities including but not limited to LGBTQIA, body positive, BIPOC, and AAPI. We are ever evolving within our own professional community through self-reflection, ongoing education/training, etc.

In my practice I meet with adult individuals in their search of healing and personal growth, and I strive to awaken motivation, meaning and happiness. Everyone is unique, and your individual requirements in daily life for good health change according to many factors during the life journey. At times seeking support of a therapist can be helpful in either maintaining or restoring good health/wellbeing. We live in the age of information of all kinds, including an array of counseling strategies. My working style is eclectic.

I enjoy working with a variety of individuals, couples, families and other systems in many different situations . "Systems" refers to everyone around and involved with the individual. My clients live in a variety of family systems: biologically related, joined by adoption or other circumstances, impacted by having a member with special needs, blended via divorce and re-marriage, co-parented by same sex parents, trans parents, or raised by a single parent. Regardless, you will be treated with respect. Whatever challenges you face, I will receive you with an open mind and help you find relief and change.

I decided to become a therapist because of my passion for helping others. My mission is to help others heal and grow. When people have a safe space to explore their concerns, the possibilities for healing and growth are endless. It is an honor for me to provide that space and empower others to identify the next steps in their journey. I facilitate a welcoming, safe, judgment-free zone. I promote diversity, equity, and inclusion. My approach is trauma-informed and culturally sensitive.

Therapy is effective when the therapist is guiding the client down a path that the therapist has already successfully completed. My heightened emotional sensitivity to myself and the world surrounding me led me on a journey of self-discovery where I learned to resolve my personal losses and access my power and intuition. Through the lessons of my resolved cycles of suffering, I have found consistent access to my emotional maturity and intuitive wisdom: Giving me the gift of living in the flow of life. Once I became grounded in the depth & flow of my being, I felt called to guide others who are on a similar journey.

Is your relationship with food and your body getting in the way of living life? Do you wish that these concerns took up less "mental real estate" in your brain? Are health concerns making it hard to relax? I am a weight-inclusive, LGBTQIA2S+ affirming psychologist who is passionate about helping individuals and families with eating and body image challenges, anxiety, life transitions, and health concerns. In addition to offering general support, I provide specialized Eating Disorder Treatment and Health Psychology services. Please see my website to learn more about services I provide, and my professional qualifications.

My approach to therapy is grounded in the person-centered and trauma-informed models, which allows me to provide a collaborative and authentic therapeutic relationship with my clients. My goal is to establish a welcoming environment where everyone can feel valued and respected so we can collaboratively cultivate change and work towards achieving your goals.

No current availability- telehealth. I am open to understanding your situation wherever you are on life’s journey. I support individuals and businesses in finding the health that they are looking for in their lives. I work with individuals through many of life’s struggles, especially issues around low self-esteem, anxiety, phobias (through EFT) and depression. My specialized training in Pragmatic Experiential therapy allows me to work with individuals on improving their relationships. I have a special interest in helping people determine if they are able to get their relationship to the level of health that they need.

Mental health struggles are normal, and we can all benefit from support from time to time. I am committed to de-stigmatizing the therapy experience, as even the most skilled and strongest among us have sought out ways to improve our lives. Therapy simply allows you the opportunity to obtain support in an objective, supportive, and safe environment. You may have a clear understanding of your specific treatment goals, or you may just feel as if you are struggling but are not sure why. Both are normal. We will work collaboratively to clarify your specific goals and develop a plan to improve your quality of life.

We all face challenges in our lives. Sometimes we get through them easily and sometimes we get stuck. Sometimes the thoughts of past challenges stick with us and influence our day-to-day activities. I believe that it can be helpful to talk through these thoughts and situations to gain clarity and decide how you want to move forward. I see my role as being a supportive, non-judgmental, safe place to explore your concerns. Everyone's needs are different, but I can help you make plans for changes in your behaviors or to find a new way of thinking about difficulties.

I specialize in utilizing evidence-based cognitive strategies, motivational strategies, and mindfulness techniques to change thinking patterns, habits, stress and anxiety reactions, and behavioral symptoms. These techniques have research and history behind them that prove they work. My training allows me to teach and use techniques to help clients actually change their brains and nervous systems for better mental and physical health. My techniques are less about talk therapy and more about creating actions and practices that work toward change and the creation of a happy, healthy life!