Grief Therapists in Mequon, WI

Dr. Theoni Calvert is a psychologist who has been practicing since 2006. She received her Doctoral degree in Clinical Psychology from the Chicago School of Professional Psychology and her Bachelor's of Science degree from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Dr. Calvert focuses her clinical practice on providing psychotherapy to adults and adolescents. She uses various evidence-based approaches, such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), in treating clients with a range of emotional, behavioral and adjustment problems.

Nakisha Stewart is a Licensed Professional Counselor, who has been practicing since 2016. She graduated from Alverno College with a Master's Degree in Community Psychology. Nakisha utilizes a treatment approach of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy( CBT) as a way to help provide insight into how our thoughts influence our emotions ad how emotions influence behavioral reactions, in addition to Dialectical Behavioral Therapy ( DBT) with introduction of distress tolerance, emotion regulation, mindfulness, and interpersonal effectiveness.

I specialize in working with those who are experiencing mental health and substance use struggles, including youth and adults, as well as supporting those grieving various losses and ongoing bereavement. I have experience working with individuals who have chronic health conditions or navigating challenges related to family's health conditions. I focus on allowing individuals to chose their own path in regards to their recovery and providing guidance, validation and therapeutic insight.

Lauren Damai is a licensed clinical social worker who has been practicing in the Milwaukee community for 10 years. She holds a B.A. from Marquette University and an MSW from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee with a certificate in Applied Gerontology. Lauren enjoys working with individuals and families to find a resolution to life's challenges. She approaches treatment from a holistic perspective and uses strengths based modalities such as Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Person-Centered treatment.

Has a recent loss turned your life upside down? Losing a loved one can make you feel empty and not like yourself. Family and friends try to help, but statements like "you'll get over it' and "it is time to move on" can be hurtful and insensitive. Coping with loss is a lifetime process that is never completely overcome. Our task to help you find ways to stay connected with their essence rather than find closure. Seeking guidance from a licensed therapist can help you regain life balance at school, home, and work.

Many people have lived through terrible events that continue to haunt them, such as sexual assaults, war, child abuse, suicide, violence, near-death experiences, and more. Now the nightmares won't stop, and the memories keep popping into your head. You're on edge, jumpy, and can't relax. You might feel guilty or ashamed about what happened or how you responded. You may isolate from others, lash out, use drugs or alcohol, or consider suicide to escape it all. You're likely exhausted by all the effort to push it away and keep moving forward. If this sounds like you, you might be suffering from PTSD.

I offer you warmth, wisdom and depth of experience. Together, we will build trust, self-awareness and deep change -- focusing on your unique situation and specific needs. My approach is always empowering, creative and collaborative. Specializing in: mind-body wellness, hypnotherapy, sexuality and intimacy, navigating transitions, elder care, midlife renewal, stress resiliency, loss & grief, depression, anxiety, divorce adjustment. You will gain fresh perspective, inspiration, tools and hope. A 'good fit' between us is the key.

Successful therapy begins with a genuine dialogue between you as a person and me as your therapist. The gentle art of change means discussing the context of your life where you are at now and how you got there (including how you developed and maintain the values you live by). Your values provide the "richness" to living. Most of all, psychotherapy means understanding what you've already tried, what has worked and yes- what gets in the way of you living a better life.

Jennifer Robers Miller, M.S. LPC is a licensed professional counselor specializing in infant and toddler mental health, trauma-informed care, and foster/adoption/attachment issues in families. She additionally treats children who have anxiety, depression, ADHD, ASD, DMDD, insomnia, eating issues, school/daycare issues, cognitive impairments, developmental delays, adjustment disorders, family change and grief and loss issues. Jennifer obtained her Master of Science in Counseling Psychology from Loyola College in Maryland in 2001.

Susan Williams is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Wisconsin who has been practicing since 2008. She holds a Master's of Social Work from Loyola University-Chicago as well as a Master's in Management from Cardinal Stritch University. Susan has almost 15 years of experience working with individuals, couples and families focusing on Addictions, Anxiety, Depression, Grief and Loss, Mood Disorders, Relationship Issues, Self-Esteem Issues and Trauma. She utilizes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Solution Focused Therapy.

Relationships...with others and ourselves... are at the core of human experience. I work to empower couples, individuals, and families to live lives of meaning, connection, love, and happiness. I have dedicated training in Emotionally-Focused Therapy (EFT) for relationship healing. Grounded in research and regarded as the most effective approach to couple therapy, EFT works to help partners rekindle feelings of love, connection, security, and happiness. The goal is reconnection. I also utilize Brainspotting, one of the new generation therapies, to promote a more rapid and deeper processing, integration and healing from a variety of psychological problems.

August Availability. Your life is a story of experiences that shape your thoughts, feelings, behaviors and relationships. My passion is to walk along side of you and share in your story to tap into your own internal, self healing capabilities to create the change you are looking for. I build on your strengths and add additional resources to build a solid foundation to support and guide your work. I can help adults who experienced trauma or loss, feeling stuck, anxiety, depression, anger or have relationship struggles.

Mark Morrison is a licensed clinical social worker and substance abuse counselor who offers personalized counseling services to adolescents, adults and couples. He has more than 37 years of professional experience as a clinician, supervisor, administrator and educator in a variety of settings across diverse private, not-for-profit and public environments.

Are you looking for the right fit in your next next therapist? Hello, my name is Drea and I am a proud three-time graduate of Mount Mary University. I have 15 years of experience treating clients of all ages. I received my Master’s Degree in Counseling and Clinical Mental Health. Choosing and trusting someone to help you move forward through difficult times is a big decision. Everyone who enters therapy is looking for their “right fit” when looking for a therapist, which I fully acknowledge and take very seriously. My top priority is ensuring you feel comfortable enough to be open during our time together.

I view psychotherapy as a powerful tool for breaking out of confusion and pain. I work with people seeking help with depression, anxiety, grief, trauma, performance, life transitions, job problems, relationship issues, loneliness, and unhappiness. I actively and compassionately work with individuals (adults and adolescents) to help them regain a sense of hope, meaning, and connection in their lives, improving their coping skills and to manage daily stress and overcome destructive behaviors. As a therapist, I work with people to create the lives they want, allowing them to interact more successfully in their families, relationships, and the broader community.

Cheryl Rugg brings over 30 years of experience to her collaborative and client centered approach to working with clients. She graduated from the School of Social Work, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. She works with clients who experience problems with depression, anxiety, obsessions and compulsions, trauma, and grief. Cheryl works with clients from the age of 16 through adulthood. Cheyrl pariticulary enjoys assisting clients as they find their way through life transitions. Cheryl's approach is one of working with the client to define the problem and identify solutions that are grounded in outcome research.

Lauren is a nationally certified Licensed Professional Counselor who earned her undergraduate and graduate degrees from Valparaiso University. After completing her education, Lauren gained valuable experience working at Rogers Behavioral Health in their Partial Hospitalization and Intensive Outpatient programs before continuing her career working in the private outpatient setting. Lauren provides individual therapy to clients age 5 and up and has experience working with ADHD, depression, anxiety, trauma, grief and loss, suicidal ideation, non suicidal self injurious behaviors, mood disorders and personality disorders.

FREE PHONE CONSULTATIONS WITH DR. BLOEMER* will help establish your appointment with a best-fit therapist among our twelve therapists, who possess up to 30 years of experience. Specializations include Advanced Therapies (Brain-based treatment) for complex trauma, anxiety, depression, relationship issues, emotional pain, addictions and more. As symptom relief is achieved as quickly as possible, we assist in helping you improve your significant relationships and support your efforts toward achieving holistic awareness, life balance, and meaningful, personal growth.

Sandy is a licensed professional counselor with over 25 years of experience. She utilizes various approaches to help individuals resolve conflict, enhance connection, develop skills to communicate more meaningfully and, when applicable, to address issues arising from domestic violence and sexual assault or abuse. Sandy is experienced working with adults who want to reduce symptoms of depression, anxiety, or adjust to significant life transitions while creating meaning and purpose.