Therapists in Fremont, NE

I am Kyle Wockenfuss, a licensed mental health practitioner in the state of Nebraska and I am pleased you are considering taking control of your wellness. I firmly believe we all have the capacity to have a healthy, meaningful, and satisfying life regardless of the challenges we sometimes encounter. For these reasons, among others, I became a professional counselor and educator. I have worked in a variety of placements, including college-counseling centers, inpatient services, and in private practice.

Are you looking for a therapist who understands the unique needs of people in larger bodies? I work with individuals impacted by eating disorders, anxiety, and mood-related symptoms. Many of the people I work with are impacted by symptoms of binge eating, weight stigma, and everyday stressors. It is important to me to ensure that all individuals receive equitable treatment, and I work to remove insurance and treatment barriers to accessing healthcare. If you have questions about your symptoms being approved by insurance, I can help you find the answers you need.

Now accepting new clients! Struggling with depression, anxiety, or going through a life transitions? I want to help you. I will assist you in connecting with your own strengths and overcoming your concern(s).

I am a dedicated, empathetic, and culturally sensitive Provisional Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor. I have over 15 years' experience in helping individuals and families with facing and changing difficult life's challenges; and I now help overcome substance abuse and behavioral addictions. I believe in a holistic approach to treatment, focusing not only on the addiction itself but also on the underlying causes and the overall well-being of my clients. My approach is rooted in evidence-based therapies, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Motivational Interviewing (MI), tailored to meet the unique needs of each client.

You are not broken. No one is. Still it can feel that way sometimes. Chances are, you're actually a capable, talented, and lovable person dealing with a crappy situation (or bunch of situations) or life just isn't what you want it to be. I want to understand how you see yourself, explore what isn't working, and define what success means for you (not what others' or society has told you). We will explore the ways you've overcome hard things before and test out new tools, until we find what works specifically for you. My most important job is to reflect your strengths and beauty back to you and help you put these skills to work.

Welcome to my page! I am delighted that you have taken the first step towards healing and seeking support for your well-being. As a compassionate and supportive therapist, I specialize in working with adults and teens, offering a safe space for you to work towards your therapeutic goals. In our sessions, I use a person-centered approach, which means that I will actively listen and empathize with you, providing understanding and validation to help you better comprehend yourself. Together, we will assess and analyze your values and strengths, identifying how to leverage them in navigating life's challenges.

I am a certified life coach, counselor, and consultant (NOT a therapist), who specializes in personal, academic, and career-related coaching, mental health counseling, and consulting. I enjoy working with those who have a desire toward balance, self-improvement, and capacity building. If you're wanting to improve, restore balance to your life, elevate your career to the next level, or need help navigating personal transitions, academic requirements, relationships, etc., I am here to help! Please note: (1) I do not currently accept insurance and am a private pay practitioner. (2) It typically takes 24-48 hours for a reply.

My name is Dr. Katie Reutzel and I am a Registered Dietitian and Provisionally Licensed Mental Health Practitioner in the state of Nebraska. I am an adjunct professor at the University of Nebraska-Omaha in addition to offering nutrition and mental health counseling through my private practice, K-Love Counseling. I am passionate about seeing the whole person healed...body, soul, and spirit...through the work of the Holy Spirit and the integration of both mental health and nutrition to ensure my clients are able to live life in freedom and abundance.

Therapy doesn't have to be intimidating. In fact, let's make it your time to shine! After all, this is all about you and achieving your personal vision! If you're looking for a safe space to address traumatic experiences, anxiety, depression, etc. or are just looking to talk through day-to-day stress, you've come to the right place.

My first and foremost goal is to create an inviting space where you are able to build on your existing knowledge, skills, and insights with the tools and support I can offer. I work primarily with adults of all ages, and am enthusiastically inclusive of individuals from a wide range of backgrounds, orientations, and identities. I am experienced in working with a number of mental health concerns including depression, anxiety, identity-related concerns, and responses to a wide array of traumatic experiences. I also have a special focus on eating disorders, including the unique presentations of eating disorders in LGBTQ+ folks.

Carli is known for her background as a Christian counselor, women's wellness, and for being Nebraska's rural resource for telehealth. Raised in rural Nebraska, she is passionate about country life, mamas, & authenticity. In addition to counseling, Carli helps direct a local Health Care Foundation and speaks regionally, with advocacy and faith in mind. Beyond Private Practice, Carli also collaborates with other providers & medical clinics. Focuses listed below. You can see her in person at her rural country location—many clients find this nature & the quiet to be therapeutic! Other locations include Henderson, NE and sessions online.

I believe in people living their best life and being their most authentic self. I believe that everyone has the right to inclusive, competent, weight neutral, and trauma informed mental health care and that's what I focus my practice on. I am an affirming and inclusive therapist who believes in calling out systemic and societal oppression and injustices. While I can't tell you a space is safe I hope that my office can become one for you.

I believe every person is deserving and capable of growth. My clinical experience lies in treating a variety of concerns, with particular focus and training in religious trauma & deconstruction, as well as eating disorder treatment. I'm passionate about working to heal the isolation, loss of community, loss of identity, depression, anxiety, guilt, shame, relational conflict, and many other forms of distress that often accompany these concerns. My goal is to give you the space to explore a new sense of self in a way that feels authentic and empowering.

I believe in helping people build a life worth living, not just surviving. We often struggle most when we are lacking balance in our lives - and I believe that applies to all things, particularly in the way we view ourselves and the world around us. I have experience working with a variety of concerns including: anxiety, depression, interpersonal difficulties, identity concerns, trauma, borderline personality disorder, substance use problems, and life transitions - all with a focus on building healthy coping skills to regulate emotions, tolerate distress, and improve mindfulness.

Jennifer has been a therapist for 11 years, working with children, teenagers, adults, and families. She has specialized in helping clients who have experienced trauma but also works with individuals and families on a variety of other concerns such as anxiety, depression, attention problems, bipolar disorder, intellectual delays/ functioning, grief and loss, LGBTQ+, and family relationships. Jennifer's primary focus is to assist others in discovering and developing their own self worth, taking ownership for when they've lost control, and finding a way to move forward.

Have you experienced trauma? Do you feel anxious, depressed or out of control? Do you want to make changes but are uncertain about how to go about making those changes? Start feeling better TODAY by starting your healing journey! I specialize in abuse, trauma and those who are actively recovering from addiction. I am passionate about helping you transform your life. Whether you are struggling with depression, anxiety, unwanted thoughts, abuse, an addiction, or going through a sad transition; please know that there is always hope to turn things around. Whatever issues you are facing, I would be honored to work with you!

Are you struggling with food or your body? The people I work with typically struggle with symptoms like binge eating, overeating, irregular eating patterns, or poor body image. I help people find relief from eating disorders. Often, I hear people express how their eating patterns have impaired their relationships, mood, and daily activities. They may be experiencing mood or anxiety-related issues, in addition, to their food struggles. Most people I work with say that their work with me is their first time conceptualizing their concerns as a mental health issue and are seeking treatment for the first time.

I truly believe in the effectiveness of counseling when the client and counselor can work together to identify concerns and generate effective and realistic solutions. My approach to counseling stems from the belief that you are the expert on your own life and I will work with you to find insight and create meaningful solutions that will impact the quality of your life. My goal is not to judge, but is instead to create a safe space where we can explore areas of difficulty together. Client’s I’ve worked with appreciate my ability recognize the uniqueness of each person’s story and provide an individualized approach.

You're up at night thinking of all the things you should have done today. Your downtime is never really downtime because your to-do list is a mile long. Maybe you're more irritable than normal, getting frustrated at little things that didn't bother you before. Through the busyness of everyday life, you might find yourself thinking, "I'm fine" or "It's not that bad," just to keep pushing through. And, perhaps, growing up in a family where feelings were brushed under the rug make the "I'm fines" feel almost believable. The good news? You're not alone and you don't have to always feel this way.