Therapists Beginning With C in Wisconsin

I graduated from Concordia University, WI. There, I obtained a master's degree in Professional Counseling. I have a special interest in couple's therapy, healthy relationship training, and youth issues. I am a member of the National Anger Management Association, Anger Management certification, a certified relationship coach, and has been trained in multiple curriculum to help families achieve healthy relationship. Bilingual Spanish/English. I believe in the holistic approach to therapy, (physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, social and economical well-being). Friendly, culturally sensitive, solution focus, brief therapy, behavioral, and cognitive therapy approach. 414-405-1682 or miraclecounselingcoaching@gmail.com.

I graduated from Grand Canyon University with a Master of Science in Professional Counseling in 2013. I bring both a responsive and proactive focus in my clinical practice. I have been honored to work with individuals and families from all walks of life, backgrounds and with a variety of presenting problems. Over the past 15 years of skills training with physically and mentally challenged individuals I have experienced the best of humanity. Using person centered, and strength-based approaches. I guide individuals and families in finding their inner strength and motivation to facilitate changes to create their best life. I specialize with parenting and child behavioral issues, anxiety, depression, and personality disorders. I am here to help you evoke your inner strengths to resolve life’s challenges.

I work with adults who identify with an ethnic minority group who may have difficulty regulating emotions, experiencing symptoms of stress or trauma, or impacted by addiction. I enjoy helping clients learn emotion regulation skills, understand how to strengthen the mind-body connection, and learn how to cope with distress through a holistic and culturally appropriate lens. I want to help clients learn how to improve their quality of life and overall mental health. I also enjoy providing education about mental health and practical ways you can take care of yourself.

Do you struggle feeling a sense of trust and connection in your personal relationships? Do you have a fear of being left or difficulty forming an attachment with someone you really care about? Someone who is really important to you? Often this is the case when we've experienced attachment wounds from our earliest caregivers. This wounding becomes a part of nervous system and sets the stage for our adult relationships.

My goal is to personalize your care plan and work collaboratively, so you feel supported and heard. I value professionalism and honesty and will work hard for you and with you. I specialize in working with couples who want to strengthen their relationship, reconnect and restore intimacy or work on separating peacefully. I have extensive background knowledge in disability related issues and know the stress caregivers experience. I also often work with individuals who want to work on managing anxiety, depression, moods or are working through life transitions, trauma or grief.

I get it. You're doing your best to keep it all together, juggling work, family, and personal expectations. But some days, you're just not feeling like yourself. The weight of anxiety and depression can be heavy, making even the smallest tasks seem like mountains to climb. You're not alone in this struggle. I specializes in supporting those who are grappling with mental health challenges and substance use. Here's what we can work on together: Understanding and managing anxiety and depression. Developing effective strategies to cope with stress. Addressing substance use and finding healthier coping skills. Rebuilding self-esteem.

Hello, I'm Dan, a caring and devoted therapist dedicated to supporting individuals on their journey towards healing and overcoming life's obstacles. I bring a unique combination of clinical expertise, spiritual insight, and practical wisdom to my practice, cultivated through diverse experiences in various mental health settings as well my own life. My therapeutic focus encompasses a broad spectrum of issues, with specialized expertise in addressing depression, anxiety, relational issues, ADHD, trauma, and adjustment disorders.

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor with a MS. Degree in Counseling Psychology and a master’s level Gerontology Certification. I have a variety of clinical experiences consisting of working with teens, adults, and LBGTQT+ clients experiencing mental health symptoms and life challenges. I have worked with 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 and family/relationship issues.

Do you often find yourself wishing your life was different in some way, but you're unsure of how to get there? Are you struggling to manage feelings of anxiety, sadness, or to cope with the stressors of everyday life? Perhaps you need someone to hear you, walk beside you, help shed light on a new perspective, motivate you, help you manage difficult emotions, or to help you make positive behavioral changes. I would be honored to be that person for you and am confident I could help you get to where you want to be.

Nolan Campbell is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Wisconsin who has been practicing since 2021. He earned his Bachelor of Science Degree in Psychology from the University of Wisconsin Whitewater and his Master's Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at the University of Wisconsin Parkside. Nolan works with individuals, couples, and families to help work toward unique therapeutic goals. He has more than 6 years of mental health experience working with a wide range of populations in residential, community-based, inpatient, school-based, and private-practice settings.

Sometimes you feel so down that things seem hopeless, and sometimes you’re so anxious you can’t even rest. You’ve already tried on your own to solve your problems: you’ve read the self-help books, follow the popular therapists on social media, and know the “right” things to do. You know you’re insightful, but insight alone isn’t moving the needle. You speak to yourself unkindly, which doesn’t help. You want to have fewer ups and downs, or maybe you’re wanting to change a relationship that your friends say is toxic. At this point, you’re ready to try something new.

Change is hard but can be welcome relief when we are suffering. I welcome those seeking change, enthusiastically or reluctantly. We are all changing (the only constant). I work with people to make those changes conscious and long lasting. I help them find balance in the change process, recognizing successes and sitting in discomfort together. I have a wholistic approach to meet each client where they are through cognitive behavioral therapy, person-centered therapy, motivational interviewing and trauma informed care.

The hardest part about therapy is having to deal with those thoughts, feelings, and memories we've been pushing aside for so long. What makes it even harder, are our fears of being judged for who we are, what we've gone through, or how we've acted. I strive to create a space where you feel comfortable being your true self. I do this by showing you genuine compassion, empathy, and understanding as we work through the tougher stuff. As such, I work with children, teens, families, and adults whose social, academic/work, behavioral, physical, and/or emotional well-being has been negatively impacted by ongoing mental health struggles.

We Have Immediate Openings! It's exhausting and frustrating when every day seems like a struggle. You have zero energy, you're exhausted, worried and you can't sleep at night. You've tried everything, you want to feel better in the worst way, but just can't seem to get there and you wonder if things will ever change.

5 star GOOGLE reviews! Is it wrong to laugh a little in therapy? Do you feel like you've been struggling lately? Do you need a therapist who doesn't just sit and "listen?" I have 20 years experience working to support my clients who are experiencing difficulty managing emotions and maintaining healthy relationships. I provide a supportive and non-judgmental environment. I offer my clients my best self and pride myself in staying to true to my advice. If you have felt unsuccessful in the past with counseling, allow me to provide you with a more meaningful approach! You may be surprised at the difference.

I have over 20 years of experience in working with children, adolescents (and their families) with behavioral challenges in the Treatment Foster System and private practice. I believe that a systemic approach to healing provides the most lasting benefits to the entire family. I also use a client centered approach to promote self-acceptance, improve self-esteem and increase confidence in relationships through positive communication skills. I believe in taking a collaborative approach with clients and using their strengths to encourage change and overcome difficulties.

What makes my practice unique is that I grew up in a family with multiple people on the autism spectrum who experienced behavioral issues. I have insight into the family system surrounding a child on the autism spectrum. My background has been working with families and children on the autism spectrum through in-home programs for almost 10 years. My practice has shifted to engaging with my clients on a more individual level through the utilization of outpatient therapy. In addition to autism services, I also serve clients experiencing anxiety, depression, self-esteem issues, trauma and women's issues.