Family Therapy in Mondovi, WI

Kristin Eitland is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Wisconsin who has been practicing since 2018. She has an M.S. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling with concentrations in Alcohol and Other Substance Use and Child and Adolescent Therapy and a Certificate in Grief and Loss. Kristin believes in a treatment philosophy that is a client-centered and focuses on building a supportive, safe, and collaborative relationship, while partnering together to reach the client's desired outcomes or goals.

Are you struggling with anxiety, low self-esteem, ADHD, or difficult relationships? Do you want to be more assertive, develop coping skills, improve your self-esteem, and foster healthy relationships? I am honored to help adults and children work through challenging life circumstances and mental health concerns, and you can expect me to listen carefully to your concerns and ask thoughtful questions. I balance empathy and compassion with feedback and skill-building so that you feel supported while working toward your goals. My Christian faith is at the heart of my work, and I can incorporate this perspective upon request.

My focus might be short term counseling or longer term in-depth psychotherapy, depending on the needs of the client. In all cases, the client-therapist or counselor relationship quality is critical to real sustainable change. This relationship quality is created through empathy, genuiness and respect for the client and a genuine desire on my part to understand. When people feel known accurately and respected, that intangible magic begins to happen which leads to healing. Truth and love are definitely a part of that which leads us directly into the spiritual realm. Individual and couples therapy are my specialties.

My goal is to create a therapeutic space for clients that is non-judgmental, safe, collaborative, and welcoming. I am passionate about hearing client's stories and supporting them in their growth. I have a feminist, trauma-informed, and gender-affirming lens with individuals, couples, and families. I am under the supervision of Gia Hepfler, PhD, LMFT

As a Licensed Professional Counselor, I specialize in working with children, adolescents, and young adults age 12 through adulthood. My clinical experience is working in a community based setting to provide individual, family, and group therapy to teenagers and young adults. As a therapist, I have had worked with clients experiencing depression, anxiety, grief, suicidality, trauma, and much more.

Hello! My name is Kayla Veness and I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in the state of Wisconsin. My approach is gentle yet direct within session so that my clients can feel validated and reach their personal mental health goals. I find great joy working with a variety of clients and I especially enjoy working with couples or adult women.

If life is a road, it's not always a smooth highway. There are many paths, and knowing which path to take in your life is not always obvious or simple. Maybe you are down or unhappy and it's felt like this for a long time, but you feel stuck and unable to move on. Perhaps anxiety is a frequent companion in your life. Sometimes it may feel like nothing can change. If you have concerns about substance use, therapy can be a good place to talk about it - confidentially.

I help couples in conflict who want to get to a better place. I enjoy working with spouses and parents in challenging, high-stress family situations to help them find clarity and resolution. I offer a practical approach with usable feedback and guidance. My services include marriage/couples counseling, discernment counseling, and parenting mediation.

I work with clients to create a custom plan that addresses a variety of issues from the stresses of everyday life to managing specific incidents. I believe in a client-led approach and that you have the knowledge for your success. I like to work collaboratively with each client and family to utilize their unique strengths to foster that success. My goal during therapy is for clients to recognize their barriers through a different perspective so they feel they have the ability to make meaningful changes.

Anchor Bay Counseling Center's motto is "Where Hope Has A Home" The goal of therapy is to help people regain their footing and find hope again in their day to day lives. We specialize in individual, marriage and family therapy offering a values driven approach.

Everyone has struggles in their lives at one point or another, I want to be able to help people navigate those struggles to live the best life they want to live. I have experience working with a variety of needs from ADHD, anxiety, depression, parenting stress and difficulties, personality disorders, foster care, trauma and family conflict. I have been working within the field for the last 15 + years in some capacity and will provide a space that will allow you to be authentic in whatever it is you are struggling with.

Welcome! My name is Lori Marhefke. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in the State of Wisconsin. My approach to therapy is holistic and person-centered. I typically focus on anxiety, panic, grief, trauma, and shame. I work with a variety of clients. Most of my clients are facing very stressful life transitions related to work, school, or family. I am comfortable treating anxiety, panic, grief, trauma and shame.

My passion as a therapist is to help my clients uncover and utilize their internal personal strengths and help to move them towards their personal goals. My clients are ages 18 through older adults with a wide variety of concerns including trauma, depression, anxiety, life transitions, problems with substance use, and concentration problems. As an artist myself with training in art therapy, I love to incorporate creativity or art into the therapeutic process to promote even further growth. I have extensive training and experience working with clients and family members who struggle with problematic substance use.

We have all felt the rumblings and eruptions of change in our personal and collective world the last few years. It is in compassionate and dynamic response to these changes that I have evolved in my practice as well. It is my great privilege and honor to serve those who are yearning for a spiritual component to guide and illuminate their personal and relational therapeutic work. It is my clinical and personal perspective that when we embrace our own deeply personal divine gifts, the potential for living a life of meaning and purpose arises. As we embrace the change within ourselves, we become the change our world so needs now.

For over forty years I've helped individuals and couples heal their emotional wounds. If you grew up in a dysfunctional family, the traumatic effects of that environment, such as anxiety, depression, anger, and relationship problems, are with you to this day. To have the fully functioning life you want, it is essential to recover from the neglect, abuse, and lack of parental attunement from which you may have suffered in your early years. I'll collaborate with you to help you understand how your past affects your present, and how you can make the changes you need to improve your life and relationships.

Trauma, a difficult childhood, deep loss—they leave a mark. We’d all love to believe that what happened “back then” doesn’t have to affect us in the “here & now.” But they do. Painful experiences change how we feel about ourselves, our relationships, and how we view the world. We want to move on but we're stuck. No matter how hard we try to push the pain back or down or away... it leaks back in and we find ourselves living in the same old pain with the same old problems: Stuck. Exhausted. Frustrated.

You want to enjoy your family and your work, but you're stressed out and exhausted trying to keep up with it all. Sometimes you snap, or need your space, but then you feel guilty and get hard on yourself because you don't want to let anyone down. You're spread too thin and struggle to make time for yourself, and your health and relationships are taking the hit. You wonder "Why does everyone else seem like they can juggle so many things, and I'm so exhausted I'm ready to collapse?" But of course you don't show that, everyone thinks you're fine. Life doesn't have to be this way. You can change this, and it's ok to ask for help!

Are you anxious, depressed, or simply worn out? Do you feel alone? Do you live with regret or fear of what lies ahead? Are you surviving rather than thriving in your relationships? I would love to help. I am a licensed Marriage & Family Therapist and am delighted to find myself in a career that is a calling, not a job. I experience great joy in walking alongside you as you reclaim or find your own strengths for the first time to lean into life’s challenges, resulting in enriched living and enhanced relationships.

Lee Folstad is a licensed marriage and family therapist who has been practicing since 1989. He graduated from the University of Wisconsin - Stout in Menomonie, Wisconsin with a Master of Science in Marriage and Family Therapy. Lee believes in the use of evidence-based therapeutic approaches such as CBT, EMDR, and Psychodynamic Psychotherapy. His main areas of focus are trauma, anxiety, and adult lifespan development transitions. In his spare time Lee enjoys reading, golfing, hiking, spending time with family, studying the Norwegian language, and supporting all of Wisconsin's sports teams.