Miscarriage Therapists in Milwaukee, WI
Bailey Kraft is the co-founder of Connected Threads Counseling and graduated from Purdue University with a Masters Degree in Child Development and Family Studies with a specialization in Marriage and Family Therapy. She is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana and Michigan. Bailey is a LGBTQ-affirmative therapist and specializes in both relational and individual therapy. She utilizes a strength based approach with an emphasis on how our lives are affected by the many different connections within ourselves, our relationships, and our world.
Bailey Kraft is the co-founder of Connected Threads Counseling and graduated from Purdue University with a Masters Degree in Child Development and Family Studies with a specialization in Marriage and Family Therapy. She is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana and Michigan. Bailey is a LGBTQ-affirmative therapist and specializes in both relational and individual therapy. She utilizes a strength based approach with an emphasis on how our lives are affected by the many different connections within ourselves, our relationships, and our world.
Imani Counseling Services LLC
Licensed Professional Counselor, MS, LPC, CCTP
1 Endorsed
Milwaukee, WI 53222
Life is rarely a smooth journey and sometimes it is necessary to seek the help of a therapist. I am dedicated to providing clients with a safe, comfortable and nonjudgmental environment so that the important work of healing and change can go forth. I recognize that each person is unique and I provide a highly personalized approach tailored to each client's needs.
Life is rarely a smooth journey and sometimes it is necessary to seek the help of a therapist. I am dedicated to providing clients with a safe, comfortable and nonjudgmental environment so that the important work of healing and change can go forth. I recognize that each person is unique and I provide a highly personalized approach tailored to each client's needs.
Sandra Lamers Hernandez
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LCSW, CD
Milwaukee, WI 53202
Waitlist for new clients
Trauma isn’t just about major crises; complex trauma often shows up as chronic people-pleasing, overthinking, feeling constantly overwhelmed, or struggling to set boundaries. If you’re feeling disconnected or exhausted by these daily cycles, you don’t have to carry it alone. I support teens, young adults, and parents navigating anxiety, trauma, and relationship stress. As an EMDR-trained therapist with a background in school social work, I offer a grounded, culturally responsive space to process deep-seated patterns and build steadier tools. Let’s move at a pace that feels safe for you.
Trauma isn’t just about major crises; complex trauma often shows up as chronic people-pleasing, overthinking, feeling constantly overwhelmed, or struggling to set boundaries. If you’re feeling disconnected or exhausted by these daily cycles, you don’t have to carry it alone. I support teens, young adults, and parents navigating anxiety, trauma, and relationship stress. As an EMDR-trained therapist with a background in school social work, I offer a grounded, culturally responsive space to process deep-seated patterns and build steadier tools. Let’s move at a pace that feels safe for you.
Making your first appointment can be one of the most challenging steps in your mental health journey. At LifeStance, we make it simple by offering both online and in-person therapy and psychiatry services, covered by major insurance plans.
Making your first appointment can be one of the most challenging steps in your mental health journey. At LifeStance, we make it simple by offering both online and in-person therapy and psychiatry services, covered by major insurance plans.
Mehwish Aqueel is a Board‑Certified Licensed Professional Counselor in Wisconsin who provides psychotherapy for adults, adolescents, and children. She specializes in treating depression, anxiety, mood disorders, PTSD, and substance use disorders, drawing on more than eight years of board‑certified clinical experience.
Her therapeutic approach is grounded in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, and Trauma‑Informed Care.
She emphasizes the connection between mind and body, the cultivation of mindfulness, and value exploration.
Mehwish Aqueel is a Board‑Certified Licensed Professional Counselor in Wisconsin who provides psychotherapy for adults, adolescents, and children. She specializes in treating depression, anxiety, mood disorders, PTSD, and substance use disorders, drawing on more than eight years of board‑certified clinical experience.
Her therapeutic approach is grounded in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, and Trauma‑Informed Care.
She emphasizes the connection between mind and body, the cultivation of mindfulness, and value exploration.
As a therapist, I specialize in complex trauma, perinatal mental health, and addiction. I believe every person’s experience—especially with trauma—is unique and deserves to be met with compassion, curiosity, and care. I take a deeply person-centered and relational approach, prioritizing trust and safety before moving into deeper therapeutic work. My clients and I work collaboratively to define meaningful goals, explore what’s getting in the way, and support healing in a way that feels empowering and sustainable.
As a therapist, I specialize in complex trauma, perinatal mental health, and addiction. I believe every person’s experience—especially with trauma—is unique and deserves to be met with compassion, curiosity, and care. I take a deeply person-centered and relational approach, prioritizing trust and safety before moving into deeper therapeutic work. My clients and I work collaboratively to define meaningful goals, explore what’s getting in the way, and support healing in a way that feels empowering and sustainable.
With the beauty and joys of life come challenges and pain. In our work together, we focus on addressing concerns before they grow deeper roots, as well as gently but effectively uprooting patterns and addressing issues that may have been present for a long time. I use a multifaceted, client-centered counseling approach that is tailored to individuals’ specific needs, unique personalities, and current situations. Together we will identify barriers to growth, explore inner dialogue, rewrite core beliefs, and process emotions and life experiences.
With the beauty and joys of life come challenges and pain. In our work together, we focus on addressing concerns before they grow deeper roots, as well as gently but effectively uprooting patterns and addressing issues that may have been present for a long time. I use a multifaceted, client-centered counseling approach that is tailored to individuals’ specific needs, unique personalities, and current situations. Together we will identify barriers to growth, explore inner dialogue, rewrite core beliefs, and process emotions and life experiences.
Making your first appointment can be one of the most challenging steps in your mental health journey. At LifeStance, we make it simple by offering both online and in-person therapy and psychiatry services, covered by major insurance plans.
Making your first appointment can be one of the most challenging steps in your mental health journey. At LifeStance, we make it simple by offering both online and in-person therapy and psychiatry services, covered by major insurance plans.
Whether you are beginning your therapy journey, or looking to continue care, diving into therapy can be challenging and uncertain. So, I’m glad you’re here. I am a person-centered therapist who believes everyone has the power to create change and foster wellness in their lives.
Whether you are beginning your therapy journey, or looking to continue care, diving into therapy can be challenging and uncertain. So, I’m glad you’re here. I am a person-centered therapist who believes everyone has the power to create change and foster wellness in their lives.
Working on yourself isn’t about quick solutions that don’t last. It requires time, intention, and space to slow down. Many people seek therapy when stress, anxiety, trauma, or role related demands feel overwhelming or stuck. I bring a systems informed lens that considers how structured environments, including legal or faith based systems, can impact mental health and identity. I meet clients where they are, bringing authenticity and care to the work while keeping sessions focused and meaningful. Together, we explore what’s underneath the patterns you’re experiencing and work toward change that feels grounded and sustainable.
Working on yourself isn’t about quick solutions that don’t last. It requires time, intention, and space to slow down. Many people seek therapy when stress, anxiety, trauma, or role related demands feel overwhelming or stuck. I bring a systems informed lens that considers how structured environments, including legal or faith based systems, can impact mental health and identity. I meet clients where they are, bringing authenticity and care to the work while keeping sessions focused and meaningful. Together, we explore what’s underneath the patterns you’re experiencing and work toward change that feels grounded and sustainable.
Providing Quality Mental Health Counseling, Alcohol and Drug Counseling, medical/medication services, pharmacy services, and family support services such as housing, daily living skills, educational/ academic services, parenting and nurturing to children, adolescents, adults, couples and families. ***We accept most ALL insurances and private pay*** Call us at 414-455-3879 or email us at clinic@amricounseling.com to schedule an appointment.
Providing Quality Mental Health Counseling, Alcohol and Drug Counseling, medical/medication services, pharmacy services, and family support services such as housing, daily living skills, educational/ academic services, parenting and nurturing to children, adolescents, adults, couples and families. ***We accept most ALL insurances and private pay*** Call us at 414-455-3879 or email us at clinic@amricounseling.com to schedule an appointment.
I’m Dr. Erica McKinney, a Licensed Psychologist creating anti-oppressive spaces for BIPOC folx with birthing bodies. I support folxs building their families, navigating reproductive trauma, pregnancy after infertility, postpartum shifts, medical trauma, and the weight of invalidating healthcare systems.
I’m Dr. Erica McKinney, a Licensed Psychologist creating anti-oppressive spaces for BIPOC folx with birthing bodies. I support folxs building their families, navigating reproductive trauma, pregnancy after infertility, postpartum shifts, medical trauma, and the weight of invalidating healthcare systems.
I'm an LPC. I combine trauma-informed care, evidence-based therapy, and culturally responsive insight to guide you toward healing, growth, and emotional wellness. My goal is to help you walk out of each session feeling seen, empowered, and better equipped to tackle life's challenges.
I'm an LPC. I combine trauma-informed care, evidence-based therapy, and culturally responsive insight to guide you toward healing, growth, and emotional wellness. My goal is to help you walk out of each session feeling seen, empowered, and better equipped to tackle life's challenges.
Moth Wellness is a place for individuals who are deep feelers, identify as sensitive yet tough, and ones whose mind can think about everything all at once. Moth Wellness caters to individuals who balance many different roles throughout their day; individuals who may be finding it hard to express themselves, feel confident in the choices they make, and might be experiencing the burden of self-doubt and internal self-criticism. You might feel an ache of pressure in your body, chest tightening, and a tension throughout your shoulders all while trying to build a sense of identity and trust in yourself.
Moth Wellness is a place for individuals who are deep feelers, identify as sensitive yet tough, and ones whose mind can think about everything all at once. Moth Wellness caters to individuals who balance many different roles throughout their day; individuals who may be finding it hard to express themselves, feel confident in the choices they make, and might be experiencing the burden of self-doubt and internal self-criticism. You might feel an ache of pressure in your body, chest tightening, and a tension throughout your shoulders all while trying to build a sense of identity and trust in yourself.
If you’re navigating infertility, the postpartum season, or the emotional weight of motherhood, you may be feeling overwhelmed, isolated, or not quite like yourself. You might be holding a lot in—trying to stay strong while quietly questioning your body, your identity, or how you’re supposed to keep doing all of this.
You don’t have to carry it alone.
I specialize in supporting women through infertility, postpartum transitions, and the complexities of motherhood. These seasons can bring a unique mix of grief, anxiety, guilt, and uncertainty—and they’re often harder than anyone expects.
If you’re navigating infertility, the postpartum season, or the emotional weight of motherhood, you may be feeling overwhelmed, isolated, or not quite like yourself. You might be holding a lot in—trying to stay strong while quietly questioning your body, your identity, or how you’re supposed to keep doing all of this.
You don’t have to carry it alone.
I specialize in supporting women through infertility, postpartum transitions, and the complexities of motherhood. These seasons can bring a unique mix of grief, anxiety, guilt, and uncertainty—and they’re often harder than anyone expects.
Beginning therapy can often be difficult and may carry a host of fears, uncertainties, and challenges. I believe that it can also be a life changing journey that can help explore those difficult pieces and peel those layers that have kept us from being our authentic selves. My clients are often young adults, parents, those starting a new phase in their life, or anyone navigating the process of individuation and creating change. My clients are often looking to create healthy boundaries and relationships with themselves and others. Many are healing from past trauma, toxic relationships, or entering a new phase in life.
Beginning therapy can often be difficult and may carry a host of fears, uncertainties, and challenges. I believe that it can also be a life changing journey that can help explore those difficult pieces and peel those layers that have kept us from being our authentic selves. My clients are often young adults, parents, those starting a new phase in their life, or anyone navigating the process of individuation and creating change. My clients are often looking to create healthy boundaries and relationships with themselves and others. Many are healing from past trauma, toxic relationships, or entering a new phase in life.
So you started building your family expecting joy and excitement - and instead found stress, anxiety, or sadness.
Maybe you're navigating fertility challenges.
Maybe pregnancy feels overwhelming or isolating.
Maybe postpartum life has brought exhaustion, anxiety, or a sense of losing yourself.
If you're struggling with postpartum depression, postpartum anxiety, pregnancy-related mood changes, birth trauma, or the transition to new parenthood, you are not alone, and you deserve support.
So you started building your family expecting joy and excitement - and instead found stress, anxiety, or sadness.
Maybe you're navigating fertility challenges.
Maybe pregnancy feels overwhelming or isolating.
Maybe postpartum life has brought exhaustion, anxiety, or a sense of losing yourself.
If you're struggling with postpartum depression, postpartum anxiety, pregnancy-related mood changes, birth trauma, or the transition to new parenthood, you are not alone, and you deserve support.
Therapy is a place for you to name areas of pain, a place to feel without judgment, and a place to reclaim what is yours. Shame is the source of so much of this pain and judgment, convincing you that you are broken. Shame is often so intertwined with sexuality because of the societal silence around the topic. Perhaps sex is painful, perhaps you are more aware of others desires than your own, perhaps you feel empty from running on fumes and enjoyment is the last thing on your mind. Whatever the reason, engaging your sexual health can help overall wellness, and ultimately be the way back into relationship with yourself!
Therapy is a place for you to name areas of pain, a place to feel without judgment, and a place to reclaim what is yours. Shame is the source of so much of this pain and judgment, convincing you that you are broken. Shame is often so intertwined with sexuality because of the societal silence around the topic. Perhaps sex is painful, perhaps you are more aware of others desires than your own, perhaps you feel empty from running on fumes and enjoyment is the last thing on your mind. Whatever the reason, engaging your sexual health can help overall wellness, and ultimately be the way back into relationship with yourself!
Susan Nolte
Marriage & Family Therapist, MS, LMFT
2 Endorsed
Milwaukee, WI 53202
Waitlist for new clients
Whether you are having frequent conflicts with your partner, struggling with parenthood, grieving a loss, trying to establish healthy boundaries with family and friends, or working to understand yourself better — having someone to help support you through that process with empathy, insight, and guidance can be life changing. I have a masters in therapy, am married and a mother of four, and worked in a day treatment clinic doing individual, family, and group therapy so I have seen a lot. You are not alone and together we can process your situation, gain insight, and create meaningful change to help you move forward on a better path.
Whether you are having frequent conflicts with your partner, struggling with parenthood, grieving a loss, trying to establish healthy boundaries with family and friends, or working to understand yourself better — having someone to help support you through that process with empathy, insight, and guidance can be life changing. I have a masters in therapy, am married and a mother of four, and worked in a day treatment clinic doing individual, family, and group therapy so I have seen a lot. You are not alone and together we can process your situation, gain insight, and create meaningful change to help you move forward on a better path.
Hello! My name is LaKeesha Brown and I’m a licensed professional counselor in Wisconsin. I have a compassionate, client-centered approach, I create a safe and nurturing space where individuals can explore their emotions, develop coping strategies, and build resilience. My goal is to empower my clients with the tools and confidence they need to foster emotional well-being and lead fulfilling lives.
Hello! My name is LaKeesha Brown and I’m a licensed professional counselor in Wisconsin. I have a compassionate, client-centered approach, I create a safe and nurturing space where individuals can explore their emotions, develop coping strategies, and build resilience. My goal is to empower my clients with the tools and confidence they need to foster emotional well-being and lead fulfilling lives.
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FAQ - Miscarriage Counseling
How do I know if I need therapy after pregnancy loss?
Pregnancy loss can bring intense emotional and physical changes. While there is no “right” way to feel afterward, many people experience deep sadness, anxiety, anger, guilt, or numbness. These reactions are common, especially in the days and weeks after a loss. However, if these feelings begin to interfere with daily life, relationships, sleep, work, or your ability to care for yourself, therapy may be helpful. Therapy may also be a good next step if you feel stuck in guilt or self-blame, or if your grief feels overwhelming or prolonged. Most importantly, you do not have to wait for symptoms to feel severe to seek help. Therapy can provide support at any point after pregnancy loss and may also help with related concerns, such as anxiety, depression, relationship stress, or fear about a future pregnancy.
How can therapy help after miscarriage?
Therapy can offer a supportive space to process the grief, shock, anger, guilt, or numbness that may follow a miscarriage. A therapist can help validate the loss, support you in coping with painful reminders or memories, and reduce self-blame. Miscarriage and other forms of pregnancy loss can also increase the risk of mental health concerns, including depression, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). A therapist can help you understand your symptoms and provide targeted support based on what you are experiencing. Pregnancy loss can also affect relationships. Partners may grieve differently, which can lead to misunderstanding, emotional distance, or conflict. Therapy can help individuals or couples communicate more openly, understand each other’s reactions, and support each other through the loss.
What therapeutic approaches are used for pregnancy loss?
The best therapeutic approach depends on what the person is struggling with most. If trauma symptoms are a major concern, approaches such as Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing therapy (EMDR) may help people process distressing memories connected to the loss. If intrusive thoughts, guilt, or anxiety are the main concern, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) can help people identify painful thought patterns and develop coping strategies to manage them. Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) can help people make space for painful emotions while reconnecting with their values.
Can couples therapy help after a pregnancy loss?
Couples therapy can be very helpful after pregnancy loss. Partners may experience the same loss in different ways; for instance, one person may want to talk about it often, while the other may cope by trying to move forward. These differences can create tension in a relationship, even when both people are grieving. A couples therapist can help partners better understand each other’s responses, communicate needs more clearly, and discuss next steps after the loss. This may include conversations about emotional support, intimacy, family boundaries, medical decisions, or whether and when to try for another pregnancy.