Therapists in Mequon, WI

I am a therapist focused in helping individuals with trauma, stress, relationship issues, abuse, negative self-talk/image, anxiety, depression, and more. I look at each client holistically by using my skills as a certified integrative therapist by focusing on the mind, physical body and overall spirit. I believe everyone can benefit from therapy - life can be very challenging. Having an unbiased, safe, and compassionate space to build a therapeutic relationship and explore the past and find ways to gain control, relief, self-love and joy in life together are my goal as a therapist.

You still might not be sure how therapy helps. Especially with a “psychologist” who uses “air quotes” so “unnecessarily.” You might not trust someone who you think "wants to fix” you. I get it. But therapy is your space. You get to use it however you please.

I am a Professional Counselor who works with adolescents, children, and adults with anxiety disorders. Before moving into private practice I worked for five years under the supervision of nationally recognized exposure and response providers at Rogers Memorial Hospital in many levels of care. I enjoy helping individuals work through fears and stress and replace it with confidence in facing triggers.

Pahoua Xiong is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Wisconsin who has been practicing since 2019. Pahoua can help clients manage stress, depression and anxiety. With a busy lifestyle for many people, having someone to talk to and get the right support can bring relief. Living a balanced lifestyle is also challenging, but doable. We all need someone to hold us accountable and to understand us. Experiencing burn out while owning her own business for 25 years, and being a mom, Pahoua knows how stressful and challenging having multiple roles can be. She wants to help other professionals in their lives with work life balance.

I feel honored and fortunate to be a psychologist. I love working with people to find their best selves, to set boundaries and to improve their lives in whatever way is best for them. I have an intimate, comfortable office in Mequon, WI, and I also offer virtual therapy for those who prefer the comfort of therapy in their own homes/offices. My ideal client is anyone who is coping with past trauma, dealing with chronic illness, or who is trying to manage complex personality traits in themselves or others. My ideal client is motivated to work on themselves, or to learn how to help themselves manage a loved ones' complicated behavior.

Sometimes life feels really hard. When school, work, or relationships aren’t going the way you want them to, everything can feel overwhelming and insurmountable. Perhaps you’re hoping to work through difficult life events, life-changing transitions, or find an overall sense of peace and happiness. Maybe you’re trying to make significant lifestyle changes or want to understand yourself better. I’m excited to join you on whatever journey you seek. While I love working with individuals and couples of all ages, I feel I most excel at assisting clients who are navigating adolescence and emerging adulthood.

Relationships...with others and ourselves... are at the core of human experience. I work to empower couples, individuals, and families to live lives of meaning, connection, love, and happiness. I have dedicated training in Emotionally-Focused Therapy (EFT) for relationship healing. Grounded in research and regarded as the most effective approach to couple therapy, EFT works to help partners rekindle feelings of love, connection, security, and happiness. The goal is reconnection. I also utilize Brainspotting, one of the new generation therapies, to promote a more rapid and deeper processing, integration and healing from a variety of psychological problems.

Have you lost your balance with life and your primary relationships due to chronic illness, conflicts, depression, family issues or work concerns? Finding it difficult to focus on your goals? I am interested in the connection between health (emotional and physical) and relationships. I explore symptoms within the broader context of our relationships. I work with individuals, couples and families with issues of chronic illness, general medical health, anxiety and depression. I have a specialized interest in heart disease and cancer and how it affects the patient as well as other family members.

Joel’s uses a wide variety of treatment approaches, which include cognitive behavioral therapy, insight oriented, and supportive therapy. He specializes in Hypnosis for habit controls (smoking, weight control, panic/anxiety, sleep and pain control. Relationship communication treatment (couples counseling, family therapy, separation/divorce and court relates requirements).

In this day and age, especially post pandemic, everyone could use additional support. Simply to feel heard and appreciated can be hard to find. Sometimes however, our issues can extend past those needs and this is why it can be helpful to have an impartial 3rd party who can help you explore all options and possible solutions. Setting realistic goals and working on small changes can potentially lead to big outcomes.

Each individual is on a unique path of growth, healing. and self-discovery. Identifying barriers to becoming whole is key to a life of fulfillment and joy. It is my life’s purpose and privilege to help my clients on their journey to better emotional health and freedom from patterns that prevent happiness, contentment, and security. All too often, we suffer in silence, and in doing so we experience symptoms of depression, anxiety, and disconnectedness. Psychological and emotional wellness are truly possible as new ways of thinking develop and shape how we show up in the world.

Linda Lee is a Bilingual Hmong Licensed Professional Counselor. She has experience working with individuals (including children, adolescents, and adults), families and groups with experience in Refugee Mental Health, school-based programs, community-based programs, Wraparound and CCS program along with outpatient services in addition to private practice settings. She completed her internship specializing in sexual assault and trauma. Before working in mental health services, she worked as a case manager for 4 years after obtaining her undergraduate degree in Theology.

I really enjoy helping those who struggle with eating disorders, anxiety, depression, and adjustment issues- just to name a few. I have worked in a jail in the past for almost five years. I am open minded and have worked with clients in the LGBTQ+ community. I enjoy working with clients on a holistic approach and having clients engage in various forms of coping skills and activities outside of the talk therapy session. I use CBT (cognitive behavioral therapy) which can be helpful in addressing maladaptive thought patterns. I look forward to working with you!

Communicating as a couple may seem easy, but it's actually one of the most common reasons why couples seek out therapy. The good news is that loving communication is a skill, and it can definitely be learned. Once couples learn to communicate about their problems without arguing – their whole relationship changes for the better. Learning to communicate with love allows both partners to feel heard so that both of you can move forward together: • How to bring up a problem that’s bothering you. • How to listen with an open heart. • How to make sure your partner feels heard. • How to come together to create solutions.

FREE PHONE CONSULTATIONS WITH DR. BLOEMER* will help establish your appointment with a best-fit therapist among our twelve therapists, who possess up to 30 years of experience. Specializations include Advanced Therapies (Brain-based treatment) for complex trauma, anxiety, depression, relationship issues, emotional pain, addictions and more. As symptom relief is achieved as quickly as possible, we assist in helping you improve your significant relationships and support your efforts toward achieving holistic awareness, life balance, and meaningful, personal growth.

Dr. Sardas, a Wisconsin-licensed clinical psychologist with over 25 years of experience in the treatment of childhood and adolescent psychiatric disorders uses a cognitive-behavioral and psychodynamic perspective. She obtained her training from The Cambridge Hospital-Harvard Medical School, UNT, The University of Pennsylvania. She is a member of the American Psychological Association and National Register of Health Service Providers in Psychology. Dr. Sardas was nominated for the 2023 Alfred M. Wellner Lifetime Achevement Award. She just authored a children's book: Belle and Chloe-Reflections In The Mirror (www.isardasbooks.com).

Courtney Krolikowski is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Wisconsin who has been practicing since 2015. In 2012 she received her Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from the University of Iowa. In 2015 she received her Master of Science degree in Clinical Psychology from Benedictine University. Courtney's treatment approach is very person centered; focused on you, the client. What you want and are looking for is how she tailors her sessions to meet and fit your individual needs. Courtney's personal style is that the client is the driver, and she, the therapist, is the passenger helping to guide you along.

It feels like there’s a vast chasm between you and your husband. You’ve been together for many years, and you know that partnerships are meant to evolve over time. But it feels like you keep growing further and further apart. It’s true that this is not exactly what either of you had in mind for your future. You’ve both made sacrifices for each other, but you’ve begun to wonder what any of them were for. You ignore every problem until it becomes just another reason for resentment. Neither of you is ready to give up on this relationship, but you don’t know how to fix it. Something desperately needs to change. You need some help.

Another day spent in the exhausting juggling routine of tending to everyone’s needs but your own. Your newborn kept you up all night – again. You can’t remember the last time you had any time for yourself. Contorting yourself to please everyone has transformed you into someone unrecognizable. With each role you take on – mother, wife, sister, friend – you feel further from yourself. As the stress in the pit of your stomach grows, the tension rises to your throat. You’re overwhelmed, and there’s nowhere to turn. You’ve sucked it up for too long and told yourself things are “good enough,” but they’re not. Don’t lose hope just yet.