Pregnancy, Prenatal, Postpartum Therapists in 53704

I have the privilege of being a licensed mental health, addiction, and trauma therapist with 15 years of experience in the Madison area. Through this work I have had the honor of bearing witness to women, in all phases of life, experience deep pain and suffering yet achieve recovery and healing. I am also a mother to three daughters. It is through this work, my felt sense of being a woman, and my personal experience within motherhood that I have continued to pursue training and education to empower women. I am dedicated to walk alongside women and help them to thrive during each stage of life and beyond.

I am a licensed professional counselor specializing in child and family therapy. I see children ages 0-18 and/or their caregivers. I love to work with parents and caregivers in supporting and better understanding their little one(s). I can also offer support during the precious, and most stressful perinatal period.

The most important relationship you have is with yourself. My goal is to support you in finding healing and wholeness by re-connecting you with who you really are at the core: before the trauma happened, before life changed unexpectedly, before the conditioning that made you feel less-than, underneath the lingering depression and anxiety. These are all roadblocks on your unique journey, and together we'll explore them so that you can move into your best life, with awareness and peace.

You and your partner are struggling to communicate. The emotional intimacy has lost its spark and physical connection is fading. We aren't connecting and the stress is high. You want to heal together instead of growing apart. You want to be a better partner! You need to shake up how you talk to each other in order to make this to work; there is so much at stake to maintain the relationship you've built. There is so much you want to share with your partner, and you need help learning how to engage again. You can learn how to be vulnerable with one another by increasing your communication skills and learning how to listen again.

You feel stuck. At this point in your life, you thought you’d have relationships down - your marriage or partnership would feel meaningful, hard but fulfilling. Instead your interactions with your partner, and perhaps your family, friends, or coworkers. leave you feeling misunderstood, frustrated and alone. How the hell are other people able to “click”? This wasn’t how you envisioned how love would feel in your life.

Sacred Psychotherapy is the name of my practice. The therapy I offer blends my fifty years of both psychological and spiritual training. Psychologically, we each have a unique personality. As infants, the thing we need most, besides sustenance, is love. If we receive loving input, we can learn to love ourselves. If we are treated harshly, we can learn to dislike ourselves. Spiritually, we each also have a unique soul. My therapy with you can address questions like: What is the meaning of my life? and How do I rise rather than fall when things get hard? I see psychotherapy as a joint journey of the two of us.

Building a positive and trusting therapeutic relationship as a vehicle for growth is at the core of Emily’s practice. She is passionate about providing clients with a warm, supportive space to explore and discover the possibility of change. Emily naturally shares a calming and nonjudgmental presence. She is dedicated to identifying and building on clients' strengths, facilitating self-awareness, and helping clients build meaningful relationships. She enjoys working with clients to find helpful tools and strategies to cope with challenges.

I specialize in working with individuals who feel overwhelmed, anxious, or stuck, who struggle with self trust and self esteem and who want to quiet their inner critic. Various life challenges such as parenting, job or relationship changes, physical health issues, or grieving the death of a loved one can bring stress and confusion. Working with me you will find care and support, learn mindfulness techniques and thought management strategies that are aimed at helping you get to know yourself better so that you are able to handle difficult emotions, make decisions with confidence and live your most authentic life.

My down to earth, compassionate and honest nature will make you feel supported and comfortable in the therapeutic process. I convey an empathic approach and gentle sense of humor as I create a safe space that allows clients to develop their authentic self. I bring a playful spirit to my work which is complimented by training and numerous years of experience. I am passionate about helping adults, children and families heal from past trauma and find success in building healthy relationships.

Vanessa is a Masters Level licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. She earned her undergraduate degree from the University of Minnesota- Twin Cities and her Graduate Degree from Edgewood College. Vanessa provides services to adolescents, adults, couples, and families. She has worked with anxiety, mood disorders, personality disorders, trauma disorders, adjustment disorders, and relational disorders. Vanessa specifically enjoys working with couples and individuals diagnosed with bipolar disorder and/or borderline personality disorder.

Danielle Falesnik is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Wisconsin who has been practicing since 2011. Danielle matriculated from Mount Mary College with a MS in Art Therapy with a Concentration in Community Counseling. Danielle has been a therapist for more than 12 years. As a part of the LGBTQ community, Danielle is proud to help people navigate sexuality and gender identity concerns. Her approach centers on the goals you want to make. Danielle incorporates many types of non-traditional techniques that include art, reiki, tarot, and general metaphysical spiritual practices.

Deseree Nehrkorn is a Licensed Professional Counselor in WI. She received her Master's in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Capella University and her Bachelor's in Clinical Psychology from the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point. Deseree creates a safe, inclusive space free from judgment or shame to provide quality, strength based treatment. She effectively collaborates with clients to identify their specific goals to empower each person to live their best life.

We love to collaborate with clients to help them draw from their own expertise, build on their own positive values, discover their own skills, and use these new tools to work through conflicts and hardships. We are systems therapist. What that means is: we like to approach problems that people have within the context of social, political and cultural storylines that influence the way we view ourselves and our own personal stories. We use this same approach in family therapy to seek ways to change the way the family system works rather than trying to "fix" a specific family member.

Kimberly Robertson (she/her/hers) is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in the State of Wisconsin. Kimberly has over four years of experience specializing in obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), anxiety disorders, and mood disorders. Kimberly treats patients between the ages of 15 and 64 utilizing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), and Motivational Interviewing.

Tricia's down to Earth, no-nonsense approach is very reassuring. You may be confused and uncertain, but she will confidently set you on course and support you as you go. Tricia is comfortable managing a wide range of concerns and situations. She believes in allowing the therapeutic process time to unfold at each client's own unique pace. With over ten years of experience in the mental health field, working in residential, in home and outpatient facilities, Tricia has a strong background in trauma and trauma informed care. She has experience working with diverse populations of clients and employs a high level of cultural sensitivity.

Michael Scott from The Office once said "Society teaches us that having feelings and crying is bad and wrong. Well, that's baloney, because grief isn't wrong. There's such a thing as good grief. Just ask Charlie Brown." As a therapist, I would agree with Michael and add that all feelings are right and good and meaningful but sometimes we can get stuck in negative thought patterns, relationship conflicts, painful feelings or avoidance strategies. We sometimes need help to create and develop new tools for handling those difficult thoughts or situations.

I offer an authentic and compassionate presence for all of my clients. I am welcoming, and genuinely interested in understanding my clients so that I can support them to find alignment in their life. I view therapy as an aid in your self-exploration and understanding, and prioritize developing a trusting relationship with my clients in order to be most effective in our work together. I provide therapy for young adults, adults, and couples. My specialties include: life transitions, relationship issues, mindfulness, personal identity, anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, and family dynamics.

My goal is to be able to provide mental health care to all! I am creating social media resources accessible to all to use for support in their life. You can begin your learning and healing if you look up Trauma Life Consulting on Facebook and Instagram. I also have a resource page in which then you can view more information and also be able to have interactive resources available to you at a rate you could never find therapy for! Go to the Patreon.com and look me up at Jenn Sluga-Trauma Life Consulting. Lets work together to spread mental health and share resources more freely! Mental health care for ALL!

Amy Weidert is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Wisconsin who has been practicing since 2007. She completed her Undergraduate work at UW Madison in Sociology and received her Graduate Degree in Counseling from UW Whitewater. Amy has 16 years of experience working as a school counselor with middle and high school students and uses Cognitive-Behavioral therapy, Motivational Interviewing, mindfulness techniques, and psychoeducation to help students understand themselves better, work through trauma, and support them in reaching their personal goals.