Therapists in Milwaukee, WI

Have you found that talk therapy has not always met your needs? Working with the nervous system holistically through mindfulness, somatic experiencing, breathing exercises and other specialized tools offers us gentler and more effective means to heal. Therapy is a unique opportunity to be vulnerable and learn to experience a healthy relationship with a foundation of trust and compassionate experience. A diagnosis is not necessary, in my professional opinion, to work through the issues "in the tissues". It's about freeing the weight of the past & future anxieties, so you can feel calmer and enjoy life. (Telehealth also available.)

Hello! My name is Caralee Morrison and I am a Licensed Professional Counselor. Every person comes to therapy for different reasons, and I'd like to work with you to determine the best-individualized approaches that will help you reach your goals. My focus areas are ADHD, anxiety, depression, post-partum depression, post-partum anxiety, secondary infertility, and adjustment to an injury or disability.

At times, life can feel overwhelming, but you don't have to bear the burden alone. I have 25 years in the behavioral health field as an executive, teacher, consultant and dually-licensed clinician helping people move beyond their burdens to get on with their lives. I have been providing clinical services since 2005, and I'm a member of the Association for Contextual Behavioral Science along with the American Counseling Association. My experience includes treating depression, anxiety, panic, stress, anger, trauma, grief and problematic substance use across the lifespan.

Hello and Welcome! I am committed to helping individuals with resources needed for a balanced life. I understand that life is not always as simple as we want it to be; you do not have to figure it all out alone.

My name is Kacee Mottola. I'm a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. I work with clients statewide via telehealth. I use a collaborative approach to promote increased insight and compassion for yourself and others, a stronger sense of self, personal empowerment, and inner peace. My focus areas include anxiety, depression, aging, grief and loss, relationships, and work-related stress.

Thank for finding your way to my page. Chances are, no matter what your specific concern, you arrived here because you want to feel better, and you want important relationships in your life to work better. My goal is to facilitate your capacity to do both, as I have done with many individuals, couples and families over the past 30 years. Living a whole life, for a whole lifetime, is both worthy of our effort and possible. My practice is faith-, culture- and sexual orientation-friendly. Come as you are, we will utilize every resource to undo the knots and reweave the fabric of your life in more satisfying ways. Online capacity.

Hi. My name is Greg Ullstrom. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor with additional training in treating addictions. I have a B.A in Human Services and Crisis Counseling from Metropolitan State University and an M.A. in Clinical Counseling from Lakeland University. I have experience with adolescents, adults and seniors.

Are you struggling with adjusting to change, coping with stress or navigating conflict? As a result, has this left you feeling overwhelmed or anxious? Has shame, guilt or negative self-talk been impacting you? Do you need help creating boundaries with your partner, family, or friends? As a therapist, I believe in the saying, “you can’t pour from an empty cup.” My role is to help you explore areas of concern, develop coping skills, and gain insight about yourself. A primary focus of my practice is teaching self-compassion to help fill up your cup when life is feeling too difficult to navigate on your own.

Reggie Thirus is a licensed professional counselor who graduated from the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee in 2016. Reggie has been counseling for 6 years. Reggie works with adults, individuals and couples. Reggie has experience working with mood issues, LGBT issues, relationship issues, trauma issues and parenting issues. Reggie works with clients to help them change their negative thought and behavior patterns, helps them to recognize and understand more about their feelings and helps clients develop a more authentic self. Reggie enjoys exercise, listening to good music and getting outdoors to spend time in the sun.

Whether you are looking to address a specific issue through brief psychotherapy or to embark on a more introspective journey, I welcome you with an open mind! Over the last decade, I have crafted a practice designed to best meet your needs and help you attain your goals. I look forward to meeting you !

Has your life changed in a way that has left you feeling untethered? Loss is an inherent aspect of change — loss of comfortable routines and settings, parts of our identities, the vision of how we thought our lives would look, and relationships and people we hold dear. These losses reverberate and impact how we approach and react to all aspects of our lives, and I’m here to help you sort through which of your behaviors are serving you and offer unconditional support as you learn to leave behind those that are not. We'll work together to strengthen your self-knowledge and trust in your ability to handle whatever life brings.

My practice is half children and half adults. Having fostered and adopted myself, I am particularly skilled to assist foster and adoptive family needs. I also use play, expressive arts, sand tray and music to assist in therapy. First responders, gender non conforming, clients with anxiety, depression, thought and mood disorders, are particularly welcome. I am located in the east side of Milwaukee near the lake.

Sara Saunders is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Wisconsin who has been practicing since 2018. Sara believes that every client has the ability within themselves to heal and that counseling helps uncover, enhance, and aide in your personal healing process. She also believes that life is a journey not a destination, and that it takes courage to take the next step toward healing. You and Sara can work together to uncover your strengths and enhance the strengths that are within you so that you can achieve your goals.

Autism, Anxiety, Depression, Mood Disorders. Our group has specialization in helping people with Level One and Level Two Autism, bipolar disorders, generalized anxiety and major depressive disorders. We also have a sports performance counselor. We seek solutions for people and are not just professional visitors. You come to us for answers. Within our group, we shall find solutions. Without solutions, you have a lesser chance of improving and being happy. Let us help.

Susan has over 30 years of psychotherapy experience with adults, couples, families and groups. As a licensed mental health counselor (LPC), Susan works with clients struggling with mood disorders, personality disorders, trauma resolution, anger management, LGBTQ+ relationships, sexuality concerns, and marriage and divorce transitions. Susan received her BS in Movement Therapy and MS in Counseling Psychology from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She has also been licensed in chemical dependency treatment, certified for social work practice and is trained in family mediation and Collaborative Family Law coaching.

Angela is a behavioral health and substance abuse counselor who received a Master of Science in Art Therapy and Counseling from Mount Mary University. She has extensive experience providing therapy for adults, both individually and in a group setting. Angela has worked as a behavioral health and substance abuse social worker and therapist since 2012. Angela's specialties include substance abuse, depression, anxiety, and stress management. She is trained as an art therapist and values creative expression as a form of healing. Angela uses cognitive behavioral therapy to address thought and behavior patterns.

Over the past 12 years, I have worked with individuals, families, and couples in a variety of capacities; at a hospital, clinic, community behavioral health organization, and within school settings. I went to graduate school to specifically study how each aspect of our system plays a part in our overall mental and physical health. I’m also certified in Integrative Wellness and Nutrition for Mental Health as well as Addiction Counseling. Feeling better requires changes within your entire system. One’s system might include family, friends, work, exercise, nutrition, school, social activities, alone time, running errands, chores, etc.

I am passionate about helping those who are introspective, emotionally-inclined, and curious. I care about helping clients move beyond the surface in therapy to reach a deeper level of truth that they haven't yet spoken. Too often, therapy glosses over the fact that, at times, life is painful and messy. As much as we might want to avoid this, I strive to remind clients that we are better off trying to embrace this, and we might be surprised by what comes from doing so.

Do you find yourself anxious and worried no matter what you do? Challenges connecting in relationships? Getting stuck in negative thoughts about yourself? Feeling like your grief and pain might consume you? You may be at your limit with how anxiety, relationships, self esteem or grief are negatively impacting your life and maybe you feel powerless to change it. You might not remember a time when things felt better. One thing is for sure: you are ready for some relief. You are ready to not feel anxious all the time, to have connected relationships, feel positive about yourself and honor your grief in healthy ways.