Network Health of WI Therapists in Wisconsin

Lizzie Woger is a child, adolescent, and parent/guardian therapist, oriented towards normalizing what it is like to be human - to have joy, to feel weary, and everything in between. She graduated from UW-Madison in 2014 with a Bachelor's degree in Sociology and a certificate in Global Health, followed by a Master's degree in Community Psychology at Alverno College with a certificate in Trauma-Informed Counseling in 2018. The foundation of her practice is the art of relationship - with oneself, with fellow beings, and with the world around us.

If you find yourself struggling to manage your emotions, cope with overwhelming thoughts, and feel like you are stuck – know that you are not alone and that you can get through this. If you are unsure about counseling or have had negative experiences in the past – know that you are not alone and that you deserve to have support. If talking about emotions sounds intimidating or you are unsure of how to talk about them in general – know that you are not alone. We can work together to find the skills that allow you to better manage and cope with emotions in a healthy and effective way.

Dr. Braam’s has years of experience treating children, adolescents, adults, and families. She conducts psychological evaluations to help clarify diagnoses and develop effective treatment plans, which may include medication management, therapy, or a combination of modalities. She maintains a treatment approach using cognitive behavioral therapy.

Hello! I'm Jen, and I am a Licensed Professional Counselor providing mental health counseling at Counseling and Consulting Professionals (CCP Clinic) through Telehealth only. I work with children ages 13 through 18 as well as with adults. I desire to build strong therapeutic relationships with each of my clients using a person-centered approach.

Do you find yourself focusing on past adversities or future concerns? Do you notice that they seem to take you away from making the changes you want for yourself or your relationships? I would like to work with you in determining how to process and work through these challenges while staying in the present moment. I will work collaboratively with you to help you become the best version of yourself while taking into account your life’s circumstances. I bring a warm, empathetic, and energetic approach that fosters a safe environment to put you at ease in order to explore the challenges you face.

I have been doing individual, family and couples therapy for 38 years. I am an associate of the American Board of Medical Psychotherapists and a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Licensed Professional Counselor. My graduate degree is in Counseling from the University of Wisconsin with undergraduate degrees in Psychology and Philosophy. My approach is eclectic focusing on cognitive behavioral, existential and problem solving therapy. I has been trained in transactional analysis and enjoy working with the Christian and spiritual perspective. I have a Lay Ministry certificate in Lutheran studies. I have studied eastern religion, philosophy, Yoga, Judeo-Christian ministry, and the paranormal.

Do you feel like you are struggling in the darkness of depression, grief or trauma? Do you feel stuck, lost or numb? Is anger affecting your relationships, work or other aspects of your life? Do you regularly feel anxious or unsettled? We are passionate about supporting others in finding the path towards mental wellness. This includes creating a safe space to explore your feelings, process past traumatic experiences and develop healthy, helpful coping tools. You don’t have to do this alone. We want to help you find light in the darkness and restore the hope you’ve lost.

Amy has been providing psychotherapy services since 2003, focusing on women's issues and reproductive health, the needs of LGBTQIA+ clients, anxiety and depression and work with teenagers and young adults. Outside of the office Amy enjoys spending time with her family which includes her children and two dogs.

When you first meet Jack, he might have little Roo tucked up under his arm. This communicates his gentle kindness better than any words could. The son of a veterinarian, Jack clearly has learned to interact with vulnerability with calm tender care. He approaches his work with attentive caution, carefully guiding clients toward healthier adaptations, and kinder inner narratives. Offering Animal Assisted Therapy, Jack sees clients of all ages 4-65+ "” he specializes in working with kids, animal assisted therapy, trauma, AODA, adoption/foster care related issues, communication, couples, and family work.

Dr. Stanik completed her Doctoral Degree in Clinical Psychology in 1995. Since then she has provided neuropsychological and psychological assessments throughout the state of Wisconsin. She has worked in Neurorehabilitation facilities providing assessment and therapeutic interventions to patients who sustained traumatic brain injury or other organic sequalae. Her experience in brain injury recovery includes working with persons recovering from coma, acute, sub-acute, post-acute, acute day treatment and post-acute day treatment. She has been in private practice for 20 years as a clinical psychologist.

Hello, are you looking for direction? I can help you manage difficult circumstances in your life and foster a sense of stability and personal meaning. My approach to therapy is collaborative, working together to provide you with support and tools for change. I advocate mindfulness based therapy; however, I use a variety of treatment modalities in my practice. Your phone calls and emails are welcome! Please visit my website at www.alternative-pathways.com for more information. Email: info@alternative-pathways.com. Phone: 920-213-8881.

In my 15+ years of clinical practice I have worked with children, adolescents, adults, and families struggling with a variety of mental health challenges. I have given special focus to adolescents and young adults dealing with anxiety, depression, self-harm, self-esteem, and self-identity issues. I am always learning in order to increase my specialized focus on concerns related to anxiety, adoption and emerging adulthood. I enjoy working with the 10-25 year old age group but throughout my years of private practice I have worked with children as young as 5 and adults as young as 65. I hope to help clients find satisfaction in life.

Individuals, couples, and families encounter challenges in life that can be difficult to manage. I like to assist others in effectively understanding themselves, others, and the world in which we live. I assist clients' in further developing their coping skills and developing manners to regulate their emotions, behaviors, thoughts, and interpersonal skills to become more effective. If my clients' seek to integrate their spirituality and faith into the counseling process, I welcome the opportunity. I provide counseling services in English and Spanish. Los individuos, las parejas y las familias encuentran desafíos en la vida que pueden ser difíciles de manejar. Me gusta ayudar a otros en la comprensión efectiva de sí mismos, otros, y el mundo en el que vivimos. Asisto a los clientes en el desarrollo de sus habilidades de afrontamiento y el desarrollo de modales para regular sus emociones, comportamientos, pensamientos y habilidades interpersonales para ser más efectivos. Si mis clientes buscan integrar su espiritualidad y fe en el proceso de consejería, acojo con satisfacción la oportunidad. Proporciono servicios de consejería en inglés y español.

Reflect on your life as it is today. What comes to mind? Are you content? Feeling overwhelmed? Make a change today. I am here to provide you with the guidance needed in order to live your best life. After all, when you choose to do things differently, you are choosing a different out come. "May your CHOICES reflect your HOPES, not your fears."(Nelson Mandela).

Is anger that goes out of control ruining your life? Is depression driving you into the ground? Is your family life not going right? I can help you find solutions for above by working together with you. Life can be very stressful given the speed and options of society today. Sometimes you can get lost in this and it causes a disruption in your mental health. It helps to get and objective resource to help you find your way back to feeling more emotionally sound and in better control of your life.

Please contact via email - Trauma and early relationship patterns guide how we think and behave in the present. For this reason, trauma informed care and focus on attachment patterns has become an integral part of my practice. I believe in working collaboratively with my clients to understand their therapy goals. My background and understanding of diverse cultural contexts (being a Muslim woman) helps me provide culturally sensitive care. My therapeutic style is direct and pragmatic, however, I can adapt it to fit client needs.

Jill Jacobs is a licensed professional counselor who has been practicing since 1995. She earned her undergraduate degree at the University of Wisconsin Madison and a master's degree in Educational Psychology from the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee. She has worked as a school counselor as well as an elementary teacher for over twenty years and coached high school tennis. Jill has experience working with parenting and relational issues, loss and grief, children of divorce, self-esteem, ADHD, anxiety, depression, and anger management.

Since 1980 I have served those struggling with mental illness and personal problems in greater Milwaukee. I mainly help adults and older adults individually. Common topics I treat include depression, bipolar disorder, codependency, abuse, worry, grieving, chronic pain and health issues, and generally dealing with changes. Many I see experienced a long slow decline over time when that, "Straw that Broke the Camel's Back," landed. It became clear that things were just not working, and they need to try something different. That's when many of my people called me.

Jill is a Licensed Professional Counselor with 15+ years of experience working with diverse populations in a variety of therapy settings. She is well known for her sense of humor, compassion, and thoughtfulness. She works from the understanding that the therapeutic relationship plays an integral role in treatment and takes an insight-oriented and interactive approach to therapy. She believes that all individuals possess unique strengths, as well as the capacity to change and that her role is to guide, support, and collaborate with individuals in developing effective ways to cope.