Relationship Issues Therapists in Jefferson, WI

Life is forever evolving, yet sometimes we get stuck in long-standing behavior patterns or limited perceptions that hold us back from experiencing a more fulfilling and serene life. This is a natural part of our shared humanity. Yet if you feel that stress, sadness, or anxiety commands a disproportionate amount of your time and energy, consider how Positive Psychology can inform and energize your life. As a Positive Psychologist, my goal is to help you enhance your well-being and reclaim optimal health.

Terry Teipner, MS, LPC, has a Master's Degree in Counseling (Clinical Mental Health emphasis) and a Bachelor's Degree in Social Work. I am a member of the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy. I utilize research based approaches in working with adults, children and families including person centered therapy, family systems therapy, solution focused therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy. These therapies aid in helping individuals and couples achieve an enhanced sense of self and a better understanding of themselves and their relationships with others.

Life is a journey, one which forces us to face frequent obstacles and make many critical decisions. Life can often be overwhelming and we may not know which way to turn. Unfortunately, many people choose to face life's challenges alone. At Healing Your Mind Counseling, I can assist you in successfully navigating life's complexities. I have a passion for helping persons who are struggling with stress, depression, anxiety or other life issues in a caring and supportive environment. I provide confidential counseling services for individuals, couples, and families.

Go to my website at www.Dpopketherapy.com to learn more about my services and to set an appointment anytime online. Whether you're having challenges at home, school, or work, we'll design a therapy plan that helps you make positive changes. I believe how you feel, what you think, & how you act are related. By learning and practicing various proven psychological techniques, you can make life-changing differences in how you relate to others and see yourself. I've taught these techniques successfully to individuals and groups. Are you ready to learn?

Serving Southern WI. Thank you for taking the time to view this webpage. Finding the right therapist can be a difficult task. I bring with me over 30 years of experience in my profession. I am a dually license substance abuse and mental health treatment provider. Being dually licensed means that I have credentials to treatment individuals struggling with either alcohol and substance abuse or mental health issues. As is often the case, being dually credentialed also means I am licensed to treat clients suffering from combination of both substance abuse and mental health issues.

Hi my name is Sarah Fredrich, I live in Watertown, WI. Married and have 3 grown children and eight grandbabies. I have two step kids. I have been in the Medical field for decades- I have experienced all types of obstables in my life- or shall we say road blocks. I would like to offer my services to whom ever may need it. I come from a big family and lots of uncles and aunts. I have a AS degree in Science, A- BA in Sociology, A- MA in Transformational Leadership and a Applied Doctorate in Forensic Psychology. As I stated before I have come a long ways to get here- but the train does not stop there I am here to help.

My goal is to provide clients with personalized services to assist in meeting individual needs. As a professional with over 30 years of experience working with children, adults, and families in various environments, I understand the importance of having "your story" heard so appropriate strategies can be put in place to assist you in moving forward.

Seeking help is intimidating and uncertain. It is a hard step, and you have already made the courageous move to scan therapist bios. Your life is precious and worth the fight, so please find a therapist and make an appointment. If you choose me, you will find a therapist who is friendly, non-judgemental, and passionate about helping you make peace with your past and build hope for the future.

My practice centers around building relationships and learning how to take care of ourselves and others. I find that people come to therapy hoping to find someone to tell them the answers, and my goal is to help people become of aware of the answers they already have: I am not the expert, you are. My practice is based in attachment theory and trauma recovery, helping people understand the physiological and developmental processes behind their behaviors, and guiding people towards lasting change while providing a caring and compassionate place to heal.

When you meet with me, you will notice me listening attentively and empathically to both what you say and what you don’t say. Allowing you to tell your story and ask for what you need are important values in my practice. I provide a warm and compassionate atmosphere that encourages honesty and vulnerability. I am an LGBTQ+ welcoming, body positive, sex positive, and inclusive psychologist; my pronouns are she/her. I want to empower you to have the courage to explore your beliefs, make changes, and learn more about yourself. I offer a wide range of therapy services for teens and adults from eating disorders to gender identity issues.

Waitlist for new clients! Hello and welcome to my practice where we can embark on your therapeutic journey together in a safe and compassionate space. In my practice, I'm dedicated to providing a space where you can feel truly seen and understood. My primary goal is to create a supportive and safe environment so we can explore the signs that point toward healing, inner wisdom and self-honoring. My approach is trauma-sensitive and collaborative, grounded in Person-Centered counseling. Drawing from an attachment-based lens, I integrate elements of mindfulness, interpersonal processing, and cognitive/narrative therapies.

I am dedicated to helping you through mental health, family, relationship, and health difficulties with empathy. It can be difficult to make impactful, long-lasting changes. I understand the importance of wanting to find that immediate relief, as well as identifying and treating the root of the problem. By collaborating closely together, you and I will define and work towards realistic goals in order to maximize your time in counseling.

I am a licensed clinical social worker with over 10 years of experience within a variety of settings. I am experienced in working with a wide range of concerns, especially anxiety disorders (including OCD and phobias), interpersonal relationship skills, and adult ADHD. I also specialize in sexual related concerns such as sexual dysfunction, sexual compulsivity, healthy sexuality, problematic sexual behavior, and offending behaviors.

Do you find yourself anxious and worried no matter what you do? Challenges connecting in relationships? Getting stuck in negative thoughts about yourself? Feeling like your grief and pain might consume you? You may be at your limit with how anxiety, relationships, self esteem or grief are negatively impacting your life and maybe you feel powerless to change it. You might not remember a time when things felt better. One thing is for sure: you are ready for some relief. You are ready to not feel anxious all the time, to have connected relationships, feel positive about yourself and honor your grief in healthy ways.

There are many benefits of counseling. Counseling helps us figure things out; it can help us achieve our goals, and it can help us mend or improve important relationships in our lives. It can help us find reasons to live and new ways to love ourselves, and it can help us learn to cope with what life has handed us or to grieve what has been taken from us. And overall, counseling can offer reassurance that things are going to be ok. There are a number of reasons people just like you come to counseling; struggling in a relationship, family conflict, help establishing boundaries, processing past trauma, or having problems at work.

Hello, Some Highlights about myself: Retired from Department of Veterans Affairs; received the 'I care award' and numerous other recognitions. Earned Honors Associate Degree in Addiction Counseling, achieved Magna Cum Laude for my Bachelors Degree in Psychology, Completed Masters of Science Degree in Rehabilitation Counseling, have Specialized training in Gottman Therapy for Couples; completed Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3 and completed Certification in Cognitive Behavioral Insomnia helping people sleep better. I also have Extensive experience with Anxiety disorders. Non judgmental safe environment with knowledgeable therapist.