Therapists Beginning With J in Wisconsin

Therapy can be used to express unmet needs, explore unbearable emotions, and externalize difficulties. My goal as a therapist is to be there for my clients while they make impactful and meaningful changes in their lives. I specialize in working with LGBTQ+ youth and adults, survivors of trauma, people with anxiety and depression, children and adolescents, and people with neurodivergence. I also provide services to a variety of clients of any age with needs including co-occurring substance use disorders and grief. My services are for anyone who is interested and open to processing, expressing, or changing something in their lives.

I have thirty years of experience as a professional counselor and have been a psychologist since 1996. I graduated in 1993 from Marquette University with a doctorate in psychology. I have experience with diverse populations: developmental disabilities, geriatric, ADHD, history of trauma, attachment-focused therapy for parents, teens, adults, LGBT persons, and trauma victims. Certified therapy training in hypnosis (diplomate), EMDR, cognitive-behavior therapy, American board of vocational experts (past diplomate).

In every limitation lies the seed of boundless possibility- - - As a Clinical Psychologist, I believe that within each of us resides an untapped wellspring of potential, often obscured by life's challenges and the stories we tell ourselves. My passion is gently guiding clients on a journey of self-discovery, helping them uncover their life potential and transform limitations into catalysts for growth.You may use the email service through Psychology Today for an initial inquiry. I would appreciate a brief introduction of yourself and what you are looking for. I look forward to hearing from you.

Genuineness, warmth, and empathy are three things synonymous with my therapy style. My job is to honor your story. I am here to help you make your life better. YOU identify the areas to address, and WE will work together to get you there. A favorite Japanese proverb of mine is, "Fall seven times, stand up eight." I hope to promote perseverance through difficult and challenging circumstance(s). I provide services to adults through individual, family, and group therapy.

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.

LeeAnn Jackson is a Licensed Professional Counselor. She earned her bachelor's degree in Counseling and Social Services from North Park University in Chicago in 2010, and her master's degree in Counseling Psychology: Art Therapy from Adler University, Chicago in 2012. LeeAnn has experience in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing, and Trauma Informed Care. She specializes in counseling for depression, anxiety, trauma, anger, substance use recovery, and grief counseling. LeeAnn is passionate about making mental health care accessible to everyone and helping people on their journey to health and wellness.

Hi, my name is Victoria Jackson! I am Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Wisconsin and I have been working in the field for 14 years since obtaining my Bachelor's Degree in Social Work and then I completed my Master's Degree in Social Work soon after. I've worked with individuals throughout the years in providing psychotherapy with the focus of Depression, Anxiety, PTSD, Grief and Loss, Substance Abuse and Trauma. I utilize treatment approaches that sustain real results with Strengths-Based, Solutions Focused, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Motivational Interviewing.

Kristine Jacobs is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Wisconsin who has been practicing since 2015. She has a BS in Psychology from University of Wisconsin-Madison and an MSW from University of California, Los Angeles. With more than 19 years of experience working with children and families, Kristine understands the complexities of child development. In the past 8 years as a licensed mental health professional, she has worked with children ages 2-18. Kristine has specialized training in child trauma, treatment for young children with behavioral problems, and families with adoption-specific issues.

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.

Tiffany Jacobsen, PsyD is a licensed psychologist who works with clients ages 6 and up who are in need of psychological or neuropsychological assessment for a wide range of issues. Dr. Jacobsen believes that a thorough and thoughtful evaluation can positively impact the trajectory of treatment. Dr. Jacobsen has had the opportunities to work and train in the neuropsychology departments at Froedtert Hospital and Aurora St. Luke's Medical Center. She has also had the opportunity to work in an inpatient rehabilitation unit while completing her internship.

I offer a warm space to work with individuals who are interested in processing relational trauma and developing skills to cope with a variety of mental health concerns. I specialize in working with adults who experience anxiety, depression, PTSD, and relationship conflicts.

Kim has a master's degree in counseling and is a licensed substance abuse counselor and has been in practice since 1987. she believes her personal and professional experiences have helped her to be more understanding, more accepting and more honest with people who are seeking change or healing. She works with a variety of issues including addiction, eating disorders, depression, anxiety, relationship struggles and life stress. She works with adolescents and adults. In working with her, you can expect her to be an active listener, direct yet gentle, compassionate and encouraging.

A good fit between therapist and patient is an essential ingredient in forming an effective working alliance, assuming the therapist has strong academic credentials. That is why I encourage patients to do their research. The best way to determine whether people can work well together is to talk. There should be no charge for an initial phone consultation to evaluate this. If after a phone visit it doesn't feel like a good fit, I will help you find someone who is.

I have once been where you are. I know how hard just taking that first step can be, to reaching out and finding someone that will help even when you feel like there may not be any help left. I have seen many family members and friends struggle with substance use and mental health, as well. I will leave you with this, if you are willing to work on yourself, I'm your person to help you and work along with you to help you be the best you.

Maybe you’ve hit a major bump in the road of life and need support. Maybe you’re ready to explore aspects of your identity, or simply want to shift into a more vibrant, joyful way of living. While people come to therapy for many different reasons, it should always be a supportive and nonjudgmental space to be heard and to reconnect with our innate strengths. The choice to care for ourselves, to seek help, allows us to find the resilience we didn't even realize was there. It is my honor to assist my clients as they heal and grow.

Kelly specializes in couples counseling. She utilizes the Gottman Method in all of her couples counseling. Expect meaningful and productive work, homework activities in between sessions and even some laughs when working with her. In your work together you will learn to do the small things again, change hard and damaging conversations to productive conversations allowing you to feel heard, understood and so much more. Kelly provides in-depth assessment to ensure she knows you as a couple, including both the good and bad times.

I'm here to help by providing a supportive environment to help navigate the challenges of addiction and relapse while encouraging you through your journey to sobriety. I understand that addiction isn't just to alcohol and substances. Together we can navigate the challenges that addiction presents as well as exploring the root of your addiction. Together we can explore the relationship that has been created with addiction and collectively create a more positive and healthier lifestyle.

I have a passion for helping people re-experience themselves. Sometimes it is necessary to share your story with someone who can be objective and give you an alternative perspective. Life comes with many struggles, and there are times when managing them can seem difficult. We imagine our feelings as chains that hold us down. The energy we once had to live and love, no longer seems available. When we walk in shame and fear we give others our power and become powerless. We often fall into old patterns that don’t work for us any longer. We can feel stuck.

In my practice I meet with adult individuals in their search of healing and personal growth, and I strive to awaken motivation, meaning and happiness. Everyone is unique, and your individual requirements in daily life for good health change according to many factors during the life journey. At times seeking support of a therapist can be helpful in either maintaining or restoring good health/wellbeing. We live in the age of information of all kinds, including an array of counseling strategies. My working style is eclectic.