Therapists Beginning With A in Wisconsin

Are you starting to wonder if what you feel is "normal"? Maybe anxiety is getting to the point where it is an exhausting, everyday occurrence, and you'd like to get back in control of your life. Everyone struggles with overwhelming situations and emotions from time to time, and I am a firm believer that no obstacle you are facing right now is too big to tackle. As your therapist, I will use practical strategies that will guide you in your journey of empowerment and assist with creating a strengthened sense of self. I will help you make sense of difficult experiences and guide you to the life you most want to live.

I work with children, adolescents and adults. Ages 6+ with issues include Anxiety, Panics, Depression, ADD/ADHD, ODD, Anger, Explosive Anger, OCD, Tics, Tourettes, Autism, sleep difficulties, pain, Fibromyalgia, migraines, GI issues, IBS, Brain Gut, CVS, Hypertension. I work with clients according their individual and unique needs using the therapeutic approaches that fits those needs. I highly respect their values and beliefs. I teach and train them to learn good coping skills to manage and have control over their difficulties.

Our mission, at Abegglen Counseling, is to bring caring, compassionate, culturally responsive counseling to all, regardless of race, gender, and income. ​ The providers at Abegglen Counseling understand that making the choice to see a therapist is not always easy so we work hard to ensure every client feels safe, supported, and validated when they are working with us. Abegglen Counseling vows to make each client's unique change process more manageable by offering high quality mental health counseling that supports healing, assists in change and encourages growth.

My ideal client is any young adult who feels challenged by life's current twist and turns or who is feeling stuck because they believe that they can't overcome the past. A person like this needs support, clarity, honesty and empathy. That client needs a place to cry, laugh, be angry and vent without the fear of being judged. This client would be able to develop goals that free them from the shackles that bind them mentally, physically and spiritually. They would be free to recreate new alliances with a faith or family that may have harmed or injured or even become more loving of a body that was violated.

Recently opened practice by a retired UW-Madison psychologist. Are you looking to enhance resilience and joy while reducing suffering related to adversities and mental health concerns? Individual therapy can enhance vitality, courage, and purpose in life while also uncovering and alleviating causes of internal suffering. My integrative approach is grounded in 20+ years of experience leading neuroscientific research and providing psychotherapy for mood, anxiety, and trauma-related concerns. I also specialize in addressing concerns stemming from marginalization, disempowerment, and interpersonal, parenting, and/or peripartum issues.

Robert L. Abercrombie has been a Masters level, licensed therapist with the State of Wisconsin since 2021. He specializes in treating adults, couples, and adolescents across the spectrum of mental health disorders. Robert uses a variety of modalities in treatment to include making use of a person s spiritual and cultural strengths. His philosophy is that therapy is a process. It starts with faith in your healing and in yourself and ends with a newfound love that challenges you to live in the fullness of your new self.

Hi, I'm Joe and I've been in private practice for over 25 years. I have provided therapy to people at several locations around Southeastern Wisconsin during that time and I have seen people with many different issues. I feel i know many different ways to help people help themselves. That is where my focus is, that of meeting the person where they are so that change can begin. When I listen to people I am not invested in labeling or judging. What I am interested in is understanding your pain and trying to come up with some ideas to help you work through your pain in order to move forward and grow.

Are you feeling lost, questioning what's important in your life, and struggling to move forward? It's okay, you're not alone. Seeking help from a therapist can be a great step towards finding compassion for yourself and improving your mental health. And I'm here for you. Whether you've been to counseling before or this is your first time, we'll work together to create a unique and tailored space that meets your needs. I believe that the therapeutic relationship is crucial to healing and achieving your goals.

Hi there, so glad you're here! I most often work with clients who are looking to improve their self-esteem, manage daily stress, work on communication, learn to set boundaries, and who are experiencing life transitions. By integrating evidence-based practices with a client-centered approach, I aim to create a safe, confidential, judgement-free environment. Within this space I provide guidance, support, and most importantly, encourage you to grow without limitations.

Trauma is something that affects us all and those effects can last a lifetime. A caring and understanding therapist allows a safe space to process emotions and memories that may be blocking your road to healing. Together we will look at patterns and behaviors throughout your past and work on your own unique treatment plan to guide you to living a happier and more truthful life.

Bakir Abushhiwa is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and has been practicing in Wisconsin since 2017. He graduated from Santa Clara University in California with a MA in Counseling Psychology. He has been serving people across the life span, and has a passion for working with individuals, families and couples. He believes that each individual is unique, as are the problems they encounter. His practice is rooted in evidence based therapies and he works actively to tailor the course of care to the needs of those he serves.

Brittany worked with patients, family members who are dealing with end of life care plans and goals, struggling and/or in crisis during their stay at the center, transition into adulthood, depression, imposter syndrome.

Relationships don't have to wait until they are on their last leg to bring them to couples or family therapy. Feelings of shame often make it difficult to reach out for help. That being said, it's never too late to get into therapy! I invite individuals, couples, and families into a curious and affirming space in navigating life's challenges. Whether it be working to explore patterns of substance use, understand our strong reactions to the behavior of others, making sense of a recent loss, or questioning who we are and our purpose, I'm here to support and empower you to foster growth in achieving your goals.

Shannon is dually licensed to provide services for those struggling with mental health and/or substance use disorders and has been practicing in the field since 2013. Her areas of clinical specialization and experience include working with addictive behaviors/misuse; mood and anxiety disorders; personality disorders; trauma and PTSD; CODA/enmeshment struggles; life transitions; college/young adult struggles; and the athlete population. Far too often, our past trauma has trained us to mask our core selves. Shannon helps her clients to recognize, explore, and find compassion for these masks to connect with one's true self.

When you are feeling stressed and overwhelmed it can be difficult to find the courage to seek therapeutic support. My hope is that through our sessions you will be able to find peace in the chaos of life. I believe our struggles teach us to center our attention around a part of us that needs to grow. I can help you create this change and manage the feelings that come with this rewarding work.

Do you find it hard to prioritize yourself over others? Are you tired of being at the bottom of your own list of people to take care of? Maybe you're always looking toward the next goal to help you feel more fulfilled, but it never does. You've worked hard to get to where you are, only to feel confused because your success hasn't made you feel content. You're struggling with anxiety, your relationships, and feeling dissatisfied with your life. This can be frustrating, but things can get better.

I support clients to identify challenges, nurture strengths, and reconnect with feelings of vitality, wholeness, and purpose. I collaborate with each person to support meaningful connections to self and loved ones, to pets, to creative and spiritual practices, to work, community, and to the natural world. Compassion and a commitment to honoring each person as unique are guiding principles for my practice. I feel honored to listen to and support clients of diverse backgrounds, identities, and lived experiences.

Koi Counseling provides compassionate mental health counseling virtually for teens and young adults. I specialize in working with individuals who have issues with trauma, anger, ADHD, anxiety, depression, parenting, religious trauma, and relationship/attachment issues.