Therapists Beginning With S in Wisconsin

I consider it an honor to walk with people on their healing journeys, and would love to walk with you! My hope is that therapy can be an empowering experience, and we can work together in a safe space to find tools to help you live the life you want to. Reaching out for counseling can be a difficult decision, but you are so worth doing difficult things for!

I offer a deeply personalized approach specific to each individual to help them build upon their strengths and accomplish the personal growth they are committed to achieving. With compassion and understanding I utilize a collaborative approach where I work with you to identify goals of therapy and the right pace of attaining those goals. I believe an individual's health and life satisfaction can be enhanced through a positive and warm relationship that fosters change, growth and healing.

Bradley Sachse is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Wisconsin who has been practicing since 2017. Bradley helps clients manage their ADHD, Anxiety, Depression, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, and PTSD/Trauma. Outside of work, Bradley enjoys cooking.

We believe in a person-centered approach that combines traditional, evidence-based psychotherapeutic models with a holistic method. We incorporate information from the field of neuro-biology to provide a tailored and individualized path. We meet each person who walks through our door where they are, maximizing every individual's growth. As a result, when our work together is done you will be better equipped to actualize your life's direction.

Are you tired of your emotions keeping you from creating & living the life you imagined? Need a fresh perspective on your "difficult" marriage, knowing if it's going to improve, it will be YOU doing the work? I'll help you see where your power lies & how to keep your sanity despite your spouse's actions. Whether you need help managing chronic stress, healing from trauma, or navigating a life transition, I can help you get unstuck and become even stronger having been through it. My clients appreciate my candidness & are focused and ready to go after a better life for themselves! You are capable of so much more than you know.

Pamela Safran Grzesk is a mental health therapist with over 10 years of experience, specializing in crisis counseling, symptom management, and life transitions. Pamela's counseling style is Person-centered and integrative, utilizing evidence-based practices such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Motivational Interviewing to help people build insight and create lasting change in their lives. She celebrates human diversity and utilizes an understanding of various cultural and spiritual factors to partner with clients on their journeys of healing and wellness.

EMAIL is best way to reach us.+ We excitedly announce that our providers are now proudly in network with Forward Health Plans also known as Title 19, T19, Badgercare, Badgercare Plus, and Medicaid. In addition, we see most patients who carry marketplace plans such as CCHP, Chorus Community Health Plans, and more. If you are looking for a safe place to process matters such as depression, anxiety, life events, stress or specific goals, we would be excited to discuss more. Life may not be feeling as though it is going in directions you intend, there may be more bad days than good.

Are you overwhelmed with life, depressed, feeling "not good enough" or facing a difficult life transition? I will help you understand the thoughts and feelings that keep you stuck in unhealthy, non-productive patterns. Together we will focus on working through challenging emotions, in order for you to let go and move forward with life. I will support your process in a nurturing, non-judgmental manner.

My focus is on providing compassionate support to teenagers and adults. I am committed to working collaboratively with you to navigate and overcome the challenges you're facing. I have experience working with patients who struggle with substance abuse disorder, general anxiety disorder, major depression disorder, PTSD, trauma-and-stressor-related disorders, schizophrenia spectrum, other psychotic disorders, bipolar and related disorders, or personality disorders (cluster A & C). My goal is to create a safe and welcoming space for your healing journey. In my therapeutic practice, I offer a welcoming space for my patients.

Are you feeling unsure of what to do or where to go next? Stuck in habits that have kept you safe but are wishing there may be some other way to live? If you feel like you may want to find a little bit more to enjoy out of life and to have a space to find support in putting down the weight of your day-to-day, to help learn new skills to manage stress, regulate emotions, and to explore the possibilities of a life worth living then you’ve come to the right place. Whether it's a space to talk things through, or explore new ideas, I'd be more than happy to help where I can. Currently my most common availability is every other week.

Nico Salazar (whose current availability is every other week) is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Wisconsin who has been practicing since 2021. He graduated from Marquette University. Nico aims to help clients by offering a validating and warm space to share their challenges and take the time to work together to develop a plan. He utilizes evidenced-based approaches and skills from CBT and DBT to find a path forward and allow clients to break out of old unhelpful habits. Nico has experience working with patients struggling with Eating Disorders, Depression, Bipolar Disorders, Anxiety, and Borderline Personality Disorder.

Do you want to take ownership over your life and regain your power? Are you ready to learn how to be vulnerable and find your inner strength? You are brilliant and resilient, so your story does not have to end the way it began! As a clinician, I believe it is important to meet clients where they are in their lives and assist individuals who have a vision of where they see themselves going. I want to be your copilot as you construct a new path for your life. If anger, anxiety, fear, your past, or depression are weighing you down, I want to help you carry your weight.

Is your substance use is getting out of hand? Do you feel like you can’t control your anxiety, worry, or fears? Or, are you tired of just existing and feeling like there’s no hope? Maybe you have experienced a traumatic event, are struggling to adjust to a life change, or have been using substances to cope. What if I told you there was hope, and there is another way to live? I have the tools to help you engage with your life, and the people in your life, in a more meaningful, authentic, and peace-filled manner.

My clients are adults and couples who are looking to take steps toward understanding themselves and their relationships in a deeper capacity. I specialize in trauma therapy and couples therapy, and in both areas, I work to support my clients in uncovering protective patterns that have begun to hold them back.

My name is Rosangela Berbert, I'm the executive director at Samaritan Counseling Center of the Fox Valley, doing business as Samaritan, Inc. At our center we believe that people seek therapy when they figure that they no longer can or want to struggle alone to achieve the changes they need to live happier and satisfying lives. We help people connect mind and spirit so that they can find deep meaning in their lives and heal from emotional wounds. We have a team of qualified and well-trained counselors able to address a variety of issues, working with people of all ages.

Join me on a holistic journey toward self-discovery and healing. You may question: “What season of life am I in?”, “How am I handling the transition?”, “How does anxiety or depression show up for me?”, “Is it my body? Is it my mind? Or both?” When we understand our own unique challenges, even though overwhelming, we are able to navigate them easier. With a deep understanding of the mind-body connection, my approach is rooted in empathy, active listening, and evidence-based interventions tailored to your unique needs to promote well-being by exploring the intersection of mental and physical experiences.

“Sensitivity isn't being wimpy. It's about being so painfully aware that a flea landing on a dog is like a sonic boom.” This is a quote from a favorite musician of mine, Jeff Buckley. I see sensitivity as a strength, not a deficit. As a therapist, I work hard to help my clients understand that oftentimes the parts of themselves that they view as weak are really their greatest strengths. The stories we tell ourselves about ourselves are very important. They are the lens through which we view everything- they color our world. The problem is that a lot of the time the narratives we have about ourselves are simply not true.

I enjoy working with BIPOC folks in life transitions, such as starting college, entering the workforce, becoming a parent, etc. I have a particular passion for supporting birthing people of color during the perinatal period, recognizing the unique cultural, social and systemic factors that impact their mental health. I provide a safe and inclusive environment where individuals can address perinatal mood and anxiety disorders, navigate identity and cultural challenges, and find support in their journey to parenthood.