Therapists Beginning With T in Wisconsin

I specialize in working with the LGBT+ community, people who identify as neurodivergent, those with trauma and relationship issues (queer, ENM, Kink etc. I don't work with CIS, straight couples). I have a passion for supporting trans identifying clients as they advocate for their needs within the medical system, supporting clients navigating open relationships, and supporting parents who are navigating the needs of their neurodivergent children. I practice from a sex positive, health at every size, harm reduction lens. I ask my clients to show up as their authentic self and my clients can expect the same from me.

What I want for you is what I want for myself, a safe space to work through the day-to-day struggles of life. I use an integrative approach to healing, using many different modalities, along with encouragement and great listening skills. My client's ages vary from 8 years old through the life span. Everyone needs someone to confide in, without judgment, and I would like to be that person for you.

I enjoy working with clients who want to learn more about the inner workings of their psyche, who are ready to take the first steps on their journey to heal and are motivated to do the necessary work. I take a holistic approach tending to each person's physical, mental/cognitive, emotional and spiritual aspects. My personal style is one of honesty, creativity, nonjudgmental acceptance and yes, at times, humor. I see myself as a guide who walks with each client, providing a safe, caring and supportive presence.

If anxiety and fear have more control over your life than you do, you are not alone. Living with relentless-intrusive thoughts, scary images, paralyzing anxiety, and mental and health-related fears is exhausting. If you support a loved one suffering from OCD or anxiety, it can be just as painful. Being pregnant or a new parent adds additional stress and responsibility, which can make symptoms worse. Working with me, you will gain a better understanding of what is happening, reduce unwanted symptoms like anxiety, fear, and shame, and learn helpful tools and coping skills to manage all of it.

Are you or a loved one struggling with sadness, anxiety, or hopelessness? Or perhaps bouts of anger or regret? Reaching out for support is not an easy action to take during times of mental health struggles. It’s not unusual that during these troubling times, motivation is scarce. Please know you are worth it and there is help. Knowing how difficult it can be to reach for help, my first priority is creating a space to talk about psychological issues. A space where someone listens to you with compassion and without judgment. Through listening and guidance, I can help you gain greater self-awareness and a happier, healthier you.

I have a strong focus on adult ADHD, burnout, perfectionism and dealing with a loud inner critic. The "vibe" would be warm and understanding, with a touch of humor and millennial burnout. Whether it is looking to the past for understanding, finding ways to connect to the present, or cultivating hope for the future, I make sure to provide an authentic, warm and supportive space for clients to improve their connection to themselves and the world around them. I consider myself an ally for the LGBTQIA+ community and neurodivergent friendly.

Susan is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker and has been practicing since 1991. She has experience working with anxiety, post traumatic stress disorder, reactive attachment disorder, couples, families, individuals and children. Susan has specialized training in EMDR, Theraplay, Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy, Stress Management, and Guided Imagery. When you enter Susan's office you will find yourself in a peaceful place. Susan will be there to partner with you to help you find your own healing path.

It is important that individuals seeking therapy with me feel safe, supported, and understood. I consider myself to be an open-minded person who is warm, engaging, and down to earth. I provide mental health and AODA therapy to individuals 18yrs and older.

A strong relationship is the backbone of treatment success, and I'm here to connect with you so we can build trust between us. You'll find a safe setting that provides support and guidance on your journey toward freedom from OCD's anxiety. Members describe me as an encouraging therapist who will push you out of your comfort zone when the time is right. I'm here to support your progress and ensure that you don't spend years in treatment. Let's work together so that you can conquer your OCD. At NOCD, my team and I specialize in providing evidence-based treatment for people with OCD.

As a trained Marriage and Family Therapist (MFT-IT), I bring a systems lens to peoples’ lives and understand how emotional wellbeing is deeply impacted by past and current relationships at home, school, work, and in the community. My practice focuses on partnering with clients (individuals, couples and families) to heal from grief and loss, career/work stress and exploration, perinatal depression/anxiety, parenting children with special needs, and processing the emotional hardships associated with health concerns and aging. Together, we'll create new ways to heal.

Let's be honest...Life gets difficult and we find ourselves needing a confidential and safe environment to begin to effectively navigate through life's challenges. Why not choose therapy! I view the counselor and client relationship as a partnership where we work together to reach your personal goals. I believe in creating an environment where clients feel safe and comfortable enough to share and explore their thoughts and feelings. I work with children, adolescents, young adults and their families to develop better coping skills to manage issues that may affect their daily functioning.

I am a licensed professional counselor and wellness consultant with 20+ years of professional experience in the areas of higher education, holistic mental health, and wellness. I have experience working with individuals and couples of diverse backgrounds in various populations with mental health/wellness issues toward their goal of healing and wellness.

How long has it been since you truly felt like yourself? Like anxiety didn’t influence everything that you say or do? Since you didn’t feel chronically exhausted from constantly worrying about everyone else? You may have intrusive thoughts, have always considered yourself a perfectionist (even to a fault) or a people pleaser, spend hours on WebMD, Google, or worrying that your child will get hurt, or avoid more and more until your world feels small and scary. The things that once brought you joy and fulfillment have vanished from most of your waking hours until you don't even recognize yourself or your life anymore.

You may be wondering how to choose the right psychologist for you. After appropriate qualifications, the next most important thing is that you will feel comfortable, connected and understood. This is hard to predict, but check the website, and phone or email as a first step. Listen to both your heart and your head. You may have to make a few tries to get the right person but it will be worth the trouble.

Therapy is a collaborative relationship focused on goals and solutions. Challenges present themselves to us in life and at times restrict us in our daily functions. We will collaborate to identify and perfect your skills, creating the change you are seeking.

Alison has experience working with children, adolescents, young adults, and adults through individual and family therapy. I am a lyme literate therapist who understands the complexity of living with a chronic illness like lyme disease. In addition to working with clients that struggle with mood or neurodevelopment disorders, I also work with children using play therapy. My experience has provided me insight into the importance of the therapeutic role with each individual. I strive to connect with each individual client in order to help them through their struggles and reach their full potential.

We can all benefit from an outside perspective. Saying our thoughts, fears, and anxieties out loud pushes them into the light and lets us examine them in a way we couldn’t before. We suddenly go from just experiencing these emotions, to understanding and navigating them.

I am passionate about providing assistance to those who are seeking growth, self-exploration, and healing. I am skilled in working with individuals who are experiencing a variety of mental health concerns including trauma, anxiety, and depression. Clients can expect to be treated with respect in a safe, compassionate, and non-judgmental atmosphere. I use a variety of treatment modalities including EMDR and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.

Do you find having the same arguments with your child or spouse over and over again? Do you find you and your family members shutting down, getting in loud yelling matches, or slamming doors as some topics are brought up? Does your heart hurt so much that you cannot breathe or find yourself choking on your tears at times? Sometimes maintaining healthy relationships is so hard that it hurts people & even worse, makes them feel hopeless that change will ever happen. If you wish your relationship with your family were better, different, or even more tolerable, it might be time to consider reaching out for help.