In Person Therapists in Fitchburg, WI
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I'm NOT your typical therapist. I don't sit across from you as the expert with the answers. I sit next to you as someone who's figured this out the hard way. I'm a late-diagnosed AuDHD adult and recovering perfectionist. I don't just understand the struggle, I live it. Sessions feel more like two friends working through something than a clinical appointment. I work with high-masking, late-diagnosed (or questioning) autistic, ADHD, and OCD adults, killing it at the job and falling apart on the basics. People who feel like laundry, dishes, and answering texts should be easy, but can't figure out why they're not.
Show up in person or in pajamas on camera.
I'm NOT your typical therapist. I don't sit across from you as the expert with the answers. I sit next to you as someone who's figured this out the hard way. I'm a late-diagnosed AuDHD adult and recovering perfectionist. I don't just understand the struggle, I live it. Sessions feel more like two friends working through something than a clinical appointment. I work with high-masking, late-diagnosed (or questioning) autistic, ADHD, and OCD adults, killing it at the job and falling apart on the basics. People who feel like laundry, dishes, and answering texts should be easy, but can't figure out why they're not.
Northern Roots Therapy Center was established to provide an accepting and supportive environment for all individuals in our community. We firmly and passionately believe that every individual who seeks out therapy should be met with kindness and respect, and our staff aims to forge a relationship that feels truly safe. In the therapeutic process, we encourage open conversations between clients and therapists around identity, with attention to how our experiences are informed by our race, gender, sexuality, ability, and other aspects of culture. Our world and the context we live in is ever-changing.
Northern Roots Therapy Center was established to provide an accepting and supportive environment for all individuals in our community. We firmly and passionately believe that every individual who seeks out therapy should be met with kindness and respect, and our staff aims to forge a relationship that feels truly safe. In the therapeutic process, we encourage open conversations between clients and therapists around identity, with attention to how our experiences are informed by our race, gender, sexuality, ability, and other aspects of culture. Our world and the context we live in is ever-changing.
I offer psychotherapy sessions virtually and in-person, with availability on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays throughout the day.
We suffer for many reasons: some physical, some psychological, and some social and political, typically a combination. Often, our best efforts to prevent or reduce pain, which might once have been effective, lead to different kinds of pain and we find these ingrained patterns of self-protection difficult to change. It’s important to address suffering at all levels (personal, interpersonal, sociopolitical), and therapy can be one of many steps you need to take to address the sources of your distress. Therapy is a chance to explore the ways you have made meaning of your experiences and how these have helped and/or hindered you.
I offer psychotherapy sessions virtually and in-person, with availability on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays throughout the day.
We suffer for many reasons: some physical, some psychological, and some social and political, typically a combination. Often, our best efforts to prevent or reduce pain, which might once have been effective, lead to different kinds of pain and we find these ingrained patterns of self-protection difficult to change. It’s important to address suffering at all levels (personal, interpersonal, sociopolitical), and therapy can be one of many steps you need to take to address the sources of your distress. Therapy is a chance to explore the ways you have made meaning of your experiences and how these have helped and/or hindered you.
Hi, my name is Gabi. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor with a masters degree in clinical mental health counseling. I have extensive experience working with clients who experience anxiety, depression, low self-esteem & self-worth, perfectionism, substance use, relationship conflict, family conflict, life transitions, and those struggling with emerging adulthood. I have served a multitude of clients in marginalized communities. This includes LGBTQIA2S+, BIPOC, women and low-income communities. I value what it means to be your true authentic self. Where we can show up for ourselves and others, even if it isn’t “perfect.”
Hi, my name is Gabi. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor with a masters degree in clinical mental health counseling. I have extensive experience working with clients who experience anxiety, depression, low self-esteem & self-worth, perfectionism, substance use, relationship conflict, family conflict, life transitions, and those struggling with emerging adulthood. I have served a multitude of clients in marginalized communities. This includes LGBTQIA2S+, BIPOC, women and low-income communities. I value what it means to be your true authentic self. Where we can show up for ourselves and others, even if it isn’t “perfect.”
I offer sessions in person and online via video using a confidential platform.
I see psychotherapy as a collaborative and exploratory process, in which your specific goals, needs, and wishes will determine the focus of our work and I will help you navigate through the impasses, challenges, and complexity that inevitably confront us as human beings. There is no one-size-fits-all approach to addressing mental health or for righting the ‘ship – our relationship to self and others in our life. That is why I tailor treatment to address the deeply personal concerns you are contending with. I have experience in psychodynamic, relational, CBT, and ACT. Oftentimes, a combination or integration of approaches works best.
I offer sessions in person and online via video using a confidential platform.
I see psychotherapy as a collaborative and exploratory process, in which your specific goals, needs, and wishes will determine the focus of our work and I will help you navigate through the impasses, challenges, and complexity that inevitably confront us as human beings. There is no one-size-fits-all approach to addressing mental health or for righting the ‘ship – our relationship to self and others in our life. That is why I tailor treatment to address the deeply personal concerns you are contending with. I have experience in psychodynamic, relational, CBT, and ACT. Oftentimes, a combination or integration of approaches works best.
I help people with anxiety, depression, and chronic illness to get back in control and live the life they want. Our thoughts, memories, feelings, and bodily sensations make life so hard. Do they keep you from doing the things you want? Do you feel so overwhelmed you need to run or to escape? Do they make you regret the way you’ve lived? Do they keep you from people you care about? You don’t have to live this way. We can take steps to put you back in charge of you and your life. My mission is to help you be proud of the person you are, get you doing the things you want, with the people you care about most.
I help people with anxiety, depression, and chronic illness to get back in control and live the life they want. Our thoughts, memories, feelings, and bodily sensations make life so hard. Do they keep you from doing the things you want? Do you feel so overwhelmed you need to run or to escape? Do they make you regret the way you’ve lived? Do they keep you from people you care about? You don’t have to live this way. We can take steps to put you back in charge of you and your life. My mission is to help you be proud of the person you are, get you doing the things you want, with the people you care about most.
I am a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Wisconsin and have over 20 years of experience in the mental health field. I work with a variety of ages, including children (6+), adolescents, and adults. I provide therapy for individuals with a wide range of needs who are often coping with stress and anxiety or dealing with past traumas and depression. I am especially drawn to working with those navigating loss or difficult transitions, including grief, identity shifts, relationship changes, or major life adjustments.
I am a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Wisconsin and have over 20 years of experience in the mental health field. I work with a variety of ages, including children (6+), adolescents, and adults. I provide therapy for individuals with a wide range of needs who are often coping with stress and anxiety or dealing with past traumas and depression. I am especially drawn to working with those navigating loss or difficult transitions, including grief, identity shifts, relationship changes, or major life adjustments.
We are accepting new clients! Individual, partner, and family counseling services tailored to your specific needs. These services help people deal with daily life stressors, traumatic experiences, and overall mental health concerns. Give us a call or email to get started. Let us know your insurance and if you are looking for services at our Fitchburg or Onalaska location.
We are accepting new clients! Individual, partner, and family counseling services tailored to your specific needs. These services help people deal with daily life stressors, traumatic experiences, and overall mental health concerns. Give us a call or email to get started. Let us know your insurance and if you are looking for services at our Fitchburg or Onalaska location.
Are you at a crossroads in your life, struggling with crippling anxiety or debilitating depression? Do you need help and support to gain strength and motivation to feel joy? Would you like to build confidence and identify what is your passion in life? Would you like help problem solving and coming up with strategies to overcome barriers that may be internal or external? Would you like to gain the courage to let go of these blocks and make progress toward something that gives life meaning and fulfillment? Would you benefit from learning to connect to yourself as well as others with whom you are in contact?
Are you at a crossroads in your life, struggling with crippling anxiety or debilitating depression? Do you need help and support to gain strength and motivation to feel joy? Would you like to build confidence and identify what is your passion in life? Would you like help problem solving and coming up with strategies to overcome barriers that may be internal or external? Would you like to gain the courage to let go of these blocks and make progress toward something that gives life meaning and fulfillment? Would you benefit from learning to connect to yourself as well as others with whom you are in contact?
Have you ever wished there was a road map to parenting? Between social relationships, academic pressures, screen-time, social media and general global unrest, you may often find yourself thinking, “how do I continue to support myself and child through all of this?” As a team, we will work to answer this question.
Have you ever wished there was a road map to parenting? Between social relationships, academic pressures, screen-time, social media and general global unrest, you may often find yourself thinking, “how do I continue to support myself and child through all of this?” As a team, we will work to answer this question.
Our mission, at Abegglen Counseling, is to bring caring, compassionate, culturally responsive counseling to all, regardless of race, gender, and income. The providers at Abegglen Counseling understand that making the choice to see a therapist is not always easy so we work hard to ensure every client feels safe, supported, and validated when they are working with us. Abegglen Counseling vows to make each client's unique change process more manageable by offering high quality mental health counseling that supports healing, assists in change and encourages growth.
Our mission, at Abegglen Counseling, is to bring caring, compassionate, culturally responsive counseling to all, regardless of race, gender, and income. The providers at Abegglen Counseling understand that making the choice to see a therapist is not always easy so we work hard to ensure every client feels safe, supported, and validated when they are working with us. Abegglen Counseling vows to make each client's unique change process more manageable by offering high quality mental health counseling that supports healing, assists in change and encourages growth.
I am currently serving clients both in person and with video sessions.
Feeling overwhelmed is all too common these days. Sometimes, uncomfortable thoughts and feelings even keep you up at night. You spend a lot of time trying to convince yourself that everything is "fine,” but deep down you know it's not true. Hoping all of this would just go away hasn't worked. Instead, you feel sad, isolated, and scared. If you're being honest with yourself, you know things won't improve unless you take action; but it's hard to imagine what would make a difference.
I am currently serving clients both in person and with video sessions.
Feeling overwhelmed is all too common these days. Sometimes, uncomfortable thoughts and feelings even keep you up at night. You spend a lot of time trying to convince yourself that everything is "fine,” but deep down you know it's not true. Hoping all of this would just go away hasn't worked. Instead, you feel sad, isolated, and scared. If you're being honest with yourself, you know things won't improve unless you take action; but it's hard to imagine what would make a difference.
Jennifer Reckner
Licensed Professional Counselor, MA, NCC, LPC, PMH-C
1 Endorsed
Fitchburg, WI 53719
I am conducting psychotherapy virtually through Zoom as well as in person in Madison, WI.
I’m Jennifer, a culturally humble psychotherapist who practices from an anti-oppressive, HAES framework. My work centers on the unique challenges caregivers face, including healthcare professionals, pregnant individuals, those trying to conceive, and postpartum parents. I bring a mind-body approach to healing, helping each client navigate their personal journey with compassion and resilience. I utilize EMDR often. I earned my master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling with academic distinction from Northwestern University and remain committed to creating an inclusive, affirming, supportive environment for my clients.
I am conducting psychotherapy virtually through Zoom as well as in person in Madison, WI.
I’m Jennifer, a culturally humble psychotherapist who practices from an anti-oppressive, HAES framework. My work centers on the unique challenges caregivers face, including healthcare professionals, pregnant individuals, those trying to conceive, and postpartum parents. I bring a mind-body approach to healing, helping each client navigate their personal journey with compassion and resilience. I utilize EMDR often. I earned my master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling with academic distinction from Northwestern University and remain committed to creating an inclusive, affirming, supportive environment for my clients.
Amy is a Marriage and Family Therapist (MFT‑IT) who brings an earnest, slightly quirky warmth to her work. She listens closely and without judgment, honoring the unique experiences of every individual, couple, and family. She believes real change happens when solutions fit naturally into a person’s life and the systems they’re part of.
Amy is committed to creating an inclusive, welcoming space where everyone can fully participate in therapy.
When she’s not in session, you’ll find her arranging flowers, painting, or sharing good food with people she loves;usually while laughing, listening, and talking a little too long over coffee.
Amy is a Marriage and Family Therapist (MFT‑IT) who brings an earnest, slightly quirky warmth to her work. She listens closely and without judgment, honoring the unique experiences of every individual, couple, and family. She believes real change happens when solutions fit naturally into a person’s life and the systems they’re part of.
Amy is committed to creating an inclusive, welcoming space where everyone can fully participate in therapy.
When she’s not in session, you’ll find her arranging flowers, painting, or sharing good food with people she loves;usually while laughing, listening, and talking a little too long over coffee.
Wildflowers are often planted by harsh circumstances. Yet, they find a way to bloom and flourish wherever they may land. You can, too. My focus is to help adults, children, adolescents, and families heal, grow, and become aware of their inner strengths. I strive to provide supportive, collaborative treatment that is informed by my belief in healing, resiliency, and the power that each of us holds inside ourselves to grow and change. Free 15 minute consult (phone/office) available.
Wildflowers are often planted by harsh circumstances. Yet, they find a way to bloom and flourish wherever they may land. You can, too. My focus is to help adults, children, adolescents, and families heal, grow, and become aware of their inner strengths. I strive to provide supportive, collaborative treatment that is informed by my belief in healing, resiliency, and the power that each of us holds inside ourselves to grow and change. Free 15 minute consult (phone/office) available.
Therapy has the potential to be deeply rewarding yet people often feel very unsatisfied when they have given it a try. Either your therapist hands you a “one-size-fits-all” bag of coping skills or just sits back passively while you struggle to make sense of things by yourself. Those who have had better experiences know the feeling of a therapist who strives to meet you where you’re at and develop a plan of care that is tailored to your unique, individual situation. The value of that wonderful feeling is borne out by research suggesting that the fit between client and therapist tends to best predict good outcomes down the road.
Therapy has the potential to be deeply rewarding yet people often feel very unsatisfied when they have given it a try. Either your therapist hands you a “one-size-fits-all” bag of coping skills or just sits back passively while you struggle to make sense of things by yourself. Those who have had better experiences know the feeling of a therapist who strives to meet you where you’re at and develop a plan of care that is tailored to your unique, individual situation. The value of that wonderful feeling is borne out by research suggesting that the fit between client and therapist tends to best predict good outcomes down the road.
I prioritize in person care to promote the best outcomes from this work and tele health appointments are only utilized in extenuating circumstances.
I am an experienced psychologist treating the most common concerns for counseling such as depression, anxiety, life transitions, and stress, with specializations in grief, women's health and trauma. My specialities are in grief from perinatal loss, suicide, and traumatic loss; women's health including perinatal mental health, postpartum, peri- and menopause, infertility, life transitions, and identity; and trauma of all forms (sexual, interpersonal, childhood, medical, and emotional). Inclusivity of your gender, sexual, and ethnic identity and how that informs your experience in the world is paramount to any of the work.
I prioritize in person care to promote the best outcomes from this work and tele health appointments are only utilized in extenuating circumstances.
I am an experienced psychologist treating the most common concerns for counseling such as depression, anxiety, life transitions, and stress, with specializations in grief, women's health and trauma. My specialities are in grief from perinatal loss, suicide, and traumatic loss; women's health including perinatal mental health, postpartum, peri- and menopause, infertility, life transitions, and identity; and trauma of all forms (sexual, interpersonal, childhood, medical, and emotional). Inclusivity of your gender, sexual, and ethnic identity and how that informs your experience in the world is paramount to any of the work.
Hello! I am a Licensed Professional Counselor, and I have a variety of clinical experiences consisting of working with teens, adults, elders, and LBGTQ+ clients. I help individuals navigate a variety of mental health concerns, including mood disorders, anxiety, trauma, eating disorders, post-traumatic stress disorder, bereavement, compassion fatigue, adjustment disorders, depression, concerns associated with self-identity, cancer diagnosis, chronic pain, chronic illness, and family/relationship issues. I also have a Master's Level certification in Gerontology.
Hello! I am a Licensed Professional Counselor, and I have a variety of clinical experiences consisting of working with teens, adults, elders, and LBGTQ+ clients. I help individuals navigate a variety of mental health concerns, including mood disorders, anxiety, trauma, eating disorders, post-traumatic stress disorder, bereavement, compassion fatigue, adjustment disorders, depression, concerns associated with self-identity, cancer diagnosis, chronic pain, chronic illness, and family/relationship issues. I also have a Master's Level certification in Gerontology.
Trisha Jenson
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW, LISW
Fitchburg, WI 53719
Waitlist for new clients
I offer therapy sessions in-person or virtually.
I specialize in helping high-achieving, perfectionistic women who feel overwhelmed, anxious, and burned out — even when their lives look successful on the outside. Many of my clients struggle to slow down, rest, or take time off without guilt. Their minds never shut off, their nervous systems feel stuck in overdrive, and they’re exhausted from holding everything together for everyone else.
I offer therapy sessions in-person or virtually.
I specialize in helping high-achieving, perfectionistic women who feel overwhelmed, anxious, and burned out — even when their lives look successful on the outside. Many of my clients struggle to slow down, rest, or take time off without guilt. Their minds never shut off, their nervous systems feel stuck in overdrive, and they’re exhausted from holding everything together for everyone else.
I offer virtual and in-person appointments at a collective therapy office.
How are you doing? If you are reading this page you are looking for a therapist for yourself or someone else. This is an essential and necessary step in a long chain of events that will result in you improving your psychological health. I want to help enable that change based on your goals and values. Therapy can provide structure and support for both interpersonal and personal problems. We can discuss both how you view your struggles and the best ways to successfully interact with them. Let's make a positive change that you can see and feel proud of!
I offer virtual and in-person appointments at a collective therapy office.
How are you doing? If you are reading this page you are looking for a therapist for yourself or someone else. This is an essential and necessary step in a long chain of events that will result in you improving your psychological health. I want to help enable that change based on your goals and values. Therapy can provide structure and support for both interpersonal and personal problems. We can discuss both how you view your struggles and the best ways to successfully interact with them. Let's make a positive change that you can see and feel proud of!
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FAQ - About In Person Therapy
What are the benefits of in-person therapy?
In-person therapy offers several benefits that some people find highly valuable for their mental health treatment. Being present in the same room as your therapist can create a stronger sense of connection and allow for more nuanced communication through body language. Some people may also find it easier to focus in therapy when they are in a dedicated space and away from potential distractions related to home or work; attending an in-person session provides a clear boundary between therapy time and the rest of your life. For certain therapeutic approaches, such as Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), exposure therapy, or somatic therapy, being in person may be particularly important, as these therapies benefit from the therapist being able to observe and respond to a client’s physical cues effectively. Additionally, some individuals simply feel more comfortable discussing sensitive or painful topics when they are face-to-face with their therapist rather than on a screen.
When should I choose in-person therapy over online therapy?
In-person therapy may be a better choice when you need a structured therapeutic environment separate from your daily life, when you find it difficult to focus or feel comfortable in an online setting, or when privacy at home is a concern. It may also be more appropriate if you are dealing with severe mental health symptoms that require close monitoring or if your therapy involves approaches that rely heavily on observing physical cues. On the other hand, if convenience, scheduling flexibility, or access to specialists outside your immediate area are priorities, online therapy may be a better fit. Many therapists offer both options, so you can also discuss with a provider which format might work best for your specific situation.
How do I find an in-person therapist?
You can use Psychology Today's therapist directory to find an in-person therapist in your area. You can search by location, insurance accepted, specialty areas, therapeutic approaches, and other criteria to narrow down providers who meet your needs. Each therapist profile includes information about their credentials, areas of expertise, and whether they offer in-person sessions. Once you have identified potential therapists, you can contact them directly through the directory to schedule an initial consultation and determine whether they are a good fit before committing to ongoing treatment. When reaching out, it can be helpful to confirm their availability for in-person appointments, their office location, and whether they accept your insurance.