Therapists in Bram's Addition, Madison, WI

I work collaboratively to help people discover the best versions of themselves, to repair broken relationships, to forgive wounds of the past, and to discover strategies to help them enjoy a greater quality of life. The purpose of NBCC is to help individuals achieve their personal life goals by providing evidence-based theoretical approaches that addresses all areas of life. Life can be difficult with obstacles and barriers that may seem impossible for you to be successful. There is no point in allowing anyone or anything to persist in standing in the way of you being your best self.

My ideal client is someone whom is struggling in life and motivated to seek help and make the changes necessary in their thoughts, beliefs or circumstances to get back into wellness. I enjoy working with teens. Most of my career has been with at risk youth. I also work with women's issues, addressing underlying causes of stress and overwhelm. I use Imago and Gottman approaches with couples. When working with men, we discuss the need for vulnerability and self-acceptance. Anxiety, depression, stress, grief and loss can all be successfully addressed with psychotherapy.

You are my ideal client if you would like to rejoin your life. Are you feeling stuck after taking more than your share of hits in life? I would love to walk with you to help you find long-term healing and recovery from traumatic events.

The narratives of life can leave us feeling rough and jagged. Sometimes we need someone to come alongside us as we navigate the rapids, and discover the beauty and new form waiting in still waters. I consider being a part of this process to be a privilege and an honor. I serve children birth-adolescence, families, and adults. I am able to address a variety of needs, with a specialization in serving those who have experienced trauma. I provide an encouraging, supportive, attuned, relationship-focused environment, that is mindful of culture, and, if desired, incorporates faith into the work.

I welcome clients who want to transform difficult personal and relationship challenges into opportunities for richer, more fulfilling lives. Grief, due to death, break-up, estrangement and unresolved anger can be resolved with guidance and support. My professional training, scores of years in practice, and spiritual grounding combine to offer guidance and healing . Specific skills in mindfulness and meditation add depth to our work together.

Sometimes we feel overwhelmed by challenges in life leaving us depressed, anxious, confused and stuck. Our distress may cue us to pay attention, heal old wounds, and mine our inner strengths and wisdom. Psychotherapy is highly personalized and helps us to manage stress and restore harmony. I draw from various treatment modalities including psychodynamic, family systems, cognitive behavioral, humanistic/transpersonal, 12 step programs, Mindfulness and coaching psychology. I approach therapy openly and collaboratively, and am committed to providing a safe, empathic space where I listen deeply, understand your worldview, and support your heroic journey towards wholeness and well-being.

Dr. Jackson's approach encourages you to confront core issues in your life and compassionately uncover their deeper meaning. helping you develop a broader perspective of yourself and your life, bringing greater self-compassion, and a spirit of curiosity in promoting change in your life. Dr. Jackson is highly invested in your privacy and safeguarding your information. You may use the email service through Psychology Today for an initial inquiry and/or you may use Dr. Jackson's secure messaging system through this weblink or phone app: spruce.care/petercjacksonpsydconsulting.

I am a Licensed Psychologist in the State of Wisconsin. I see adults, older adolescents, seniors, couples and families. I have a general practice with over 30 years of experience providing psychotherapy for a wide variety of issues. I provide treatment for depression and anxiety disorders, and see adult survivors of sexual abuse. I work with issues related to physical pain and teach stress reduction and emotion regulation skills. I work with couples to enhance connection and communication. Where appropriate, I use hypnosis to facilitate habit change, self understanding, and calming.

My therapy services exist to provide genuine, Christ-centered, Christian counseling to those facing emotional or relational difficulties. I desire to equip and empower each client by relying on Biblical truths and by using practical therapy skills to help my clients heal, grow, and change. I seek to offer objective advice and focus on a big picture perspective.

"Whatever we think we believe. Whatever we believe becomes reality. Whatever is our reality becomes the basis for our hopes, fears and choices." Dhammapada. Sometimes the first step in improving our life situation is asking for help. But once that first step is taken, even if it is taken out of desperation, our willingness to make changes can lead to lives filled with hope, joy and peace. My experience is with individuals who experience a variety of life problems, particularly addiction; the issues that arise from addiction and those that led to addiction.

I enjoy meeting clients where they are at and assisting as they learn how their story shapes their present and can influence their future in a positive manner. I find working with Autistics to be incredibly rewarding and I am passionate about helping individuals live their best quality of life. I enjoy working with women and women's health issues/struggles in addition to working with families. I have a non-judgmental approach and believe the therapeutic relationship is essential for growth and progress.

Anna B. Roberts is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Wisconsin who has been practicing since 2018. She has a BA in Sociology from Sonoma State University and an MA in Social Work (MSW) from Boston College. Anna loves working with children, adolescents, and families. She has years of experience providing trauma informed care as well as CBT, MI, PCP, and play therapy. Anna uses her background in art to promote healing and positive mental health in her therapy sessions. She hopes to earn credentialing as an Art Therapist and in EMDR. Anna and her husband have been married for 11+ years and have been trying to grow their family.

Reaching out for help is a significant step, and I deeply appreciate the vulnerability and leap of faith it takes to enter into a therapeutic relationship. I believe that taking the time to get a true sense of a client’s perspective and lived experience is the first and most important step in addressing the concerns and challenges brought into treatment. Because of this, I strive to fully understand the clients I have the privilege to work with.

Alex Iverson is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in Wisconsin with 4 years of experience. She graduated from Edgewood College with a Master of Science in Marriage and Family Therapy. Alex believes in an all-encompassing and collaborative treatment perspective. She strives to create a non-judgmental environment for patients to share openly and comfortably. Her therapeutic approach puts emphasis on strengths, developing new coping skills, building healthy support systems, and utilizing community resources. In her spare time, Alex enjoys hiking, music, and spending time with her kids.

Sheri Nagel is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Wisconsin who has been practicing since 2012. She has an undergraduate degree in Psychology, Human Services and English Literature from the University of Wisconsin Stevens Point and a graduate degree in Education and Professional Counseling from the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh. Life can bring challenges that affect us psychologically, emotionally, spiritually, and physically. Sheri is committed to understanding every person's unique perceptions, feelings, and beliefs, while recognizing and respecting people for where they are on their journey.

Brad Ross is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Wisconsin with 15 years of experience. He has a Master's Degree in Counseling and is currently working on his PhD in Clinical Psychology. Brad believes in utilizing an eclectic and strength-based approach to meet clients where they are at. He also includes all clients in collaborative treatment planning and in goal setting. In his spare time, Brad enjoys physical exercise, traveling, and being with friends and family.

Christine Moore is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Wisconsin who has been practicing since 1992. She has a BA in Psychology and French from the University of Wisconsin LaCrosse, an M.Ed. in Professional Counseling and Guidance Counseling from Concordia University and an ABD-DSW in Clinical Social Work from George Williams College of Aurora University. Christine believes in a treatment philosophy that is holistic, systems focused, eclectic, relational, CBT, solution-focused, brief therapy, and mindfulness based.

Bradley Dexter (he, him, his) is a Licensed Professional Counselor (in training). He specializes in depression, anxiety, ADD/ADHD, mood and trauma related disorders, and gender and sexual identity. Bradley has over 20-years' experience with corporate learning and development with experience with career exploration and finding meaning centered around goal planning and treatment. Bradley treats individual 18 and above with a focus on psychotherapy for adults, seniors, and patients from clinical outpatient environments.

My ideal client is someone coping with mental health challenges, such as anxiety, depression, mood disorders, and/or substance abuse. I specialize in Behavioral Activation as an evidenced based intervention for treating mood disorders and moving clients toward their goals. I also enjoy working with couples and families to help them communicate better and resolve interpersonal conflict in a healthy way. I'm a certified Prepare-Enrich marital/premarital counselor. I am a systemic family therapist, who examines all dimensions of my clients' lives - biological, psychological, relational, and social - to help them grow in a positive way.