Therapists in Mukwonago, WI

Karen D. Henry is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Wisconsin who has been practicing since 2010. She has a Master's of Science in Community Counseling. Karen's focus is substance use disorders, working with families of those with substance use disorders, adults and children who have lived with addiction, and codependency. Karen also works with people who have experienced traumatic experiences, both recent and historical. Outside of work, Karen enjoys concerts, festivals, fairs, kayaking, sitting on the beach and reading, and spending time with family and friends.

Is stress building, getting harder to manage? Are you looking to address the anxiety you experience? Ready to be effective in your coping skills? These are the hard questions my clients have considered when starting therapy. I enjoy working with people ready to get unstuck due to trauma issues, life transitions, and those creating new chapters. I primarily work with adolescents and adults individually. Others around me describe say I am compassionate and easy going. If you are looking for someone to give you unconditional positive regard, then I am the therapist for you.

Do you believe there is more to this life than you are currently living? Would you like to discover who you are behind the mask of "having it all together"? If so, you are in the right place. I specialize in treating anxiety and fostering resilience. My clients often say they want to live with more ease, confidence, and compassion - and less reactivity, overwhelm, and worry. They are ready and eager to go through what is hard so they can get to the what is good - in themselves, others, and the world. My clients want to be more aware and live wholeheartedly. If you are ready to courageously uncover and recover, then welcome!

Nicole Lotz is a Licensed Professional Counselor, who has been practicing since 2020. She graduated from Alverno College with a degree in Community Psychology. Nicole believes in building a genuine, nonjudgmental, trusting relationship that focuses on the individual's strengths. She is trained in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT). Nicole's main areas of focus include depression and anxiety. In her spare time, Nicole enjoys hiking, gardening, sewing, and spending time with her various pets.

Kate Nipko is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Wisconsin who has been practicing since 2011. Kate has a Master of Social Work, Direct Practice track, focus in trauma and clinical practice from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and a Bachelor of Arts, Drama from Ithaca College. Kate believes in empowerment of individuals and a humanistic approach to help clients evaluate and maximize choices. Kate strives in every interaction to meet everyone where they are at and help support, identify, and develop strengths to help move through adverse experience and barriers to find their personal truth and source of fulfillment.

Imagine achieving what you want in life, such as fulfilling relationships and more self-awareness and insight. Imagine unburdening yourself of depression, anxiety, and self doubt. As a Certified EMDR therapist, I help clients transform traumatic experiences, allowing for more freedom and joy in life. As a Certified Emotionally Focused Therapist, I work with individuals, couples, and families to create enduring secure bonds, thereby strengthening and improving connection with others. Working from a psychodynamic and attachment orientation, I encourage clients to reflect on patterns that may act as blocks to living authentically.

I don't believe in one-size-fits-all. Everyone is unique and my goal is to work with you to uncover the tools and techniques that will best fit you and assist you in managing your mental health. My diverse background offers multifaceted skills to assist you in reaching your therapy goals.

My ideal client would be someone looking for help to tap into their personal inner strengths, and by maximizing those strengths, will discover peace, balance and self acceptance, in their everyday life. My ideal client would live a life free from fear, worry, and insecurity.

Anxiety, addiction, low self-esteem, and depression impact how we show up in our work and relationships, inhibiting our ability to reach our fullest potential. Sometimes we can feel too vulnerable talking to our friends and family about feelings of shame and guilt. Therapy is not only a safe, nonjudgemental space for expressing your concerns, but also an alliance that fosters positive change. Through unpacking the words of your inner critics, you have the opportunity to find your true self and experience self forgiveness, confidence, love, and acceptance.

If you ever go home feeling like you just can’t shake what you saw on a call, at work, throughout a career, or in life, I can help. You want to find a sense of peace. To feel whole again. Maybe you feel a bit lost and unrecognizable to yourself. You want to feel understood. You want to feel like you matter. You tell yourself “no one else could possibly get it.” If you find yourself more irritable and angrier with the people you love and care about, I can help. If you ever feel like there are pieces of yourself you’ve lost, I want to partner with you to find them.

I believe that if we do not cope and deal with trauma that happens in our life, trauma will take over and infiltrate into all areas of our life. I have experience in counseling stroke survivors and survivors of sexual, physical, emotional and mental abuse. In addition, I’m experienced in helping clients work through grief and loss issues. My approach is diverse and client specific focusing on empowerment and becoming active participants in our life. By utilizing a variety of psycho-therapeutic techniques consistent with CBT, DBT, IFS and Trauma informed care, clients will feel supported through their mental health journey.

Jazmin Binns is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Wisconsin who has been practicing since 2018. She has a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology and Social Work and a Master's in Social Work. Jazmin believes in helping clients process their stress in a way that helps the client facilitate solutions for themselves. She uses Cognitive-Behavioral therapy, Socratic Dialogue, Motivational interviewing, and psychoeducation as treatment modalities. In her spare time, Jazmin enjoys spending time with her three pets, watching movies, reading thriller books, trying new restaurants, and traveling.

As a psychologist, professional counselor, clinical substance abuse counselor, and music therapist, I have learned how much I enjoy working with people to help them overcome obstacles, develop techniques for them to live within the range of their personal capabilities, as well as pursue activities to complement and strengthen personal talents. I view the therapeutic alliance as one of the most complex and rewarding tools when working within the therapy setting. My two careers dovetail to give me the best opportunities to present clients with both traditional and non-traditional methods of working towards a lifestyle that is healthy.

Specialty: 1) Marriage. Make it better: heal hurts; recover post affair(s); reconnect from drifting. Expertise in helping couples fall in love again. Often with children and careers spouses find they are not so connected ...sometimes with "bad behavior" trust becomes severely damaged or sexual issues...Hope and expert guidance are to be had... Personality rough edges can become smoother as persons learn how to connect. I work especially well with busy professionals who want better marriages. 2) INDIVIDUAL Therapy & Counseling, 33 years experience/training. Try a National Register Psychologist & see the difference!

**ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS** for telehealth. Are you feeling sad? Anxious? Overwhelmed? Struggling with stress and adjusting to transitions? Need someone neutral to talk to? I'm here to provide support, listen, and help you find solutions. I have significant experience engaging in trauma therapy. I really enjoy and value the opportunity to work with individuals of different ethnic groups, religion, sexual orientation, and gender. My doctoral training has provided me with a good balance of assessment, evidence-based therapy, and crisis intervention. I look forward to helping you develop tools to manage your current life stressors.

Suzanne M. Stewart is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Wisconsin who has been practicing since 2005. She has a Master of Science Degree. Suzanne can offer a therapeutic relationship that is personable and open, calm and reassuring, as well as empathic and caring. Suzanne can offer the use of a variety of therapeutic techniques and approaches to assisting an individual in both the understanding, and learning how to, effectively move forward within the "healthy change and personal growth" process. Outside of work, Suzanne's personal passions lie within the realm of establishing and building healthy and enduring relationships.

I believe it is my role as a therapist to help support you in facilitating change in a nonjudgmental environment that offers accountability. We are a therapeutic team - you being the expert of your own experience and me being a sounding board for thoughts, feelings, and emotions. My therapeutic approach combines person centered therapy with aspects of cognitive behavioral (CBT), solutions focused, and dialectical-behavioral (DBT) therapies. This means we will implement skills for emotion regulation, communication, and facing anxiety while also making space to talk about your experiences.