Grief Therapists in Kimberly, WI

I believe the hardest part to entering therapy is the first phone call. With many years of experience working in a variety of settings, nothing gives me greater pleasure than assisting individuals in improving their own quality of life and satisfaction. I enjoy working with individuals across the life span to include children ages five and older, adolescents, adults and couples.

It takes courage to reach out for help and find the right therapist. I believe good therapy starts with rapport building, getting to know you, and listening to your needs. You will find a safe, non-judgmental, empathic place for you to heal and grow. I walk beside my clients on their journey. My areas of expertise include treating trauma/PTSD in a Trauma-Informed Care setting with treatment offerings of Prolonged Exposure, Cognitive Processing Therapy, & Trauma Informed Guilt Reduction Therapy. I have worked with a wide range of populations including emergency response personnel, Law Enforcement, and sexual assault survivors.

My best work is with clients who need to love themselves more. I enjoy working with clients with low self-esteem, self-doubt, and anxiety, and working with them to extend more care to themselves. Often, these concerns can intersect with trauma, grief and loss, loneliness, experiences of bias and discrimination, and more - all of which I am glad to work with clients to address! Additionally, I am an expert in taking a nonjudgemental, abortion-positive approach to supporting people who have had abortions. I am also happy to work with clients around other family-building and reproductive topics.

My name is Michael Heidtman. I am a licensed clinical social worker specializing in individual and couples therapy as well as owner of the Mindfulness Project Counseling. I received a Masters degree in social work with an emphasis in mental health counseling. I have a broad range of clinical interests including anxiety, depression, grief, life transitions and relationship concerns. I am highly experienced working with emerging adults, including college and professionals as well as adults in their 30s-70s. I currently offer telehealth counseling 8-10am Monday and non-traditional hours 5-7pm Tuesday-Thursday and Saturdays 9-1pm.

Therapy can open the door to discovering a sense of purpose, cultivating resiliency, finding courage, and creating a richer and more pleasant experience of day to day life. My strengths are helping people to navigate grief, sadness, confusion, fear, uncertainty, addiction, a sense of being stuck, other unpleasant thoughts and emotions, creating healthy relationships, impulse control, and making important life decisions.

I believe in each one of us is the ability to find joy, peace and meaning in life. Sometimes we need guidance in figuring things out, working through difficulties or developing coping strategies. Using evidence based practices, I can help guide you in moving forward in life. Specializing in trauma and couples therapy I hold certifications in EMDR Therapy, Cognitive Processing Therapy for PTSD, Integrative Behavorial Couple Therapy (IBCT) and trained as Gottman Institute 7 Principles for Highly Effective Marriages Workshop Leader and CBT Insomnia to address sleep issues.

I am a licensed clinical psychologist who works with children, adolescents, and young adults to support healthy growth and development. I also believe that parent involvement is an important part of helping children and families reach their goals. I utilize evidenced-based interventions and creative approaches that honor a patient’s unique interests and strengths. I have completed specialized training in Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) , Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction, and Clinical Hypnosis.

I want to work with you to uncover what the underlying problem might be that is creating you to feel stuck or disempowered in your life. Exploring and addressing these underlying problems can allow you to be free and empowered, growing into the best version of yourself. I look forward to working with those ready and willing to make difficult changes in their life.

My ideal client may face a variety of challenges, such as anxiety, trauma, or general life stress. They seek a supportive, non-judgmental space to explore their feelings and develop effective coping strategies. Their goals often include managing stress, improving self-esteem, and building resilience. They need empathetic guidance, practical tools for mental health, and a strong therapeutic relationship to help them gain clarity, reach personal goals, and enhance their overall well-being.

Hi, I’m Pachee! I'm a first-generation Hmong American woman, hoping to empower and uplift individuals from marginalized groups. My goal in therapy is to empower you as you navigate your challenges through fostering a sense of resilience and self-worth. I have a passion for supporting parents as they navigate pregnancy, postpartum, and all the adjustments that occur afterwards. Being a parent comes with many emotions, and it can be hard to find who you are afterwards. My hope is to walk alongside you as you navigate this journey in life.

Authentic Roots Therapy is a mental health collaborative where licensed professionals provide individual, couple, & family mental health therapy in Minneapolis, Minnesota. We specialize in working with children, couples, families, LGBTQIA+ individuals, individuals who are questioning, curious, transitioning, or identifying as transgender/non-binary, mothers in postpartum, faith communities, individuals experiencing traumatic symptomatology, and highly sensitive men.

Welcome. My name is Genoa Hartmann, a Marriage and Family Therapist at Healing with Heart, accepting new telehealth clients. My clients often face personal challenges, relationship struggles, or family conflicts. They seek a safe space to explore these issues, build resilience, and develop healthier connections. As a trauma-informed therapist, I use a systems approach, narrative, and solution-focused therapies to help them achieve their goals of healing, growth, and creating positive, lasting change.

We all face challenges. You may be dealing with depression or anxiety, feeling trapped in addiction to substances, behaviors, attitudes or thought patterns. It's hard work navigating relationships, careers and maintaining social connections. Regardless of where you are, you are making a positive choice in seeking out help.

I begin therapy utilizing a cognitive behavioral approach. I sincerely believe that when people are hurting, they are not aware of the interplay between thoughts, feelings and behaviors. I feel many western therapy counseling approaches are too cognitively oriented and only a fraction of patients benefit from this approach. Counseling should be engaging, challenging and thought/feeling provoking. Counseling professionals should be knowledgeable and willing to make referrals and point out community resources. Finally, counseling professionals should not use jargon/terminology that is unfamiliar to the patient. Communication with the