Hiya! My name is Molly and my pronouns are she/her. I work from a core value of honesty and I bring genuine conversation and exploration to our dynamic. I go to therapy every week for myself. I have a little family with my spouse and our pets. I love to try out new crafts , read, and play board games. I travel to do life with my friends when I can.

My name is Dr. Tim Strait. As a husband, a father, a professor of clinical mental health counseling and an active clinician, I use authenticity, intuition, experience, and compassion as my primary tools to guide you to the change you want. I harness scientifically supported methods for improving mental health and pursuing wellness. Our working relationship will always start with forming a genuine, trusting foundation based on your lived experiences. My job will be to carefully listen to you and understand you. After that, our work will focus on defining what you think is helpful. I’ll offer suggestions and feedback, but the direction, depth, and pace of therapy will always be up to you.

Hello! My name is Dee, and I am a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) with a Master of Arts in Counseling from Prairie View A&M University and a specialized Mental Health certification from Lamar University. I have over seven years of experience Couseling in school settings with students who have special needs, as well as over two years in private practice supporting individuals and families. In my practice, I work with clients experiencing adjustment disorders, anxiety, depression, and family challenges. I strive to create a compassionate, supportive, and nonjudgmental space where clients feel heard and empowered to make meaningful changes in their lives.

I have thirteen years of clinical experience counseling individuals struggling with issues including anxiety, depression and trauma. I greatly value providing you with an authentic and judgement free experience. I find my clients appreciate my direct approach. In other words, I will give it to you straight. We will work towards what you want in life and that often means moving through what one historically avoids. What lies on the other side of the pain is the life you were meant to live. I also enjoy incorporating humor into our work together. Anxiety, depression and trauma often steal our joy and sense of humor. Joy and humor can be found again.

I love life even when it is difficult, uncertain, and unpredictable. I experience it as a precious gift and live in constant awe of the quiet miracle of existence. I believe in hope, believe in kindness and compassion, and hold an essentially optimistic view of the human spirit. As a practicing professional, I am continually moved by the beauty and depth of psychotherapy. The psyche remains a mystery that can never be fully captured, and yet it endlessly inspires me. For me, psychotherapy is not only a profession—it is a philosophy, a spiritual path, and a way of living with attention, humility, and devotion to inner truth.

I am an experienced clinician who finds deep meaning and reward in my work with individuals and families. Throughout my career, I have had the privilege of supporting children, adults, and families across a variety of settings, helping them navigate challenges and build resilience. As an older clinician, I bring both professional expertise and life experience into my practice, allowing me to connect with clients in a thoughtful, compassionate, and grounded way. I consider it an honor to work with individuals from all backgrounds and walks of life. In addition to my clinical work, I have served as a Military Family Life Counselor, supporting service members and their families during my son’s time in the United States Marine Corps. This experience further strengthened my understanding of the unique challenges faced by military families and deepened my commitment to service. Outside of my professional life, I enjoy fishing, camping, and engaging in a variety of arts and crafts, which provide balance, creativity, and renewal.

I’m a therapist who believes people do their best when they feel understood, supported, and genuinely welcomed. I work with children, teens, and adults, and I focus on creating a space where you can show up exactly as you are. My style is warm, collaborative, and down‑to‑earth—I’ll meet you where you’re at, help you make sense of what’s getting in the way, and walk alongside you as you build the skills and confidence to move forward.

Hi, I’m Dr. DeAnna (Dee) Brookhart. If you’re here, chances are life feels heavier than it should. Maybe stress won’t let up, anxiety keeps you on edge, or sadness has dulled your energy. Perhaps your relationship feels strained, or addiction has taken more space than you want it to. Whatever brings you here, you don’t have to carry it by yourself. I’m a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor in Illinois, Wisconsin and Utah, and Certified Advanced Alcohol and Other Drug Counselor with nearly 30 years of experience. Over the years, I’ve supported individuals, couples, and families through struggles like anxiety, depression, addiction, marital or couples issues, workplace trauma, and the challenges of blended family life. I also work with clients navigating personality struggles or the lasting effects of stress and trauma. My approach is warm and collaborative. We’ll clarify what matters most to you, set realistic goals, and work at a pace that feels safe. I draw from cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, and solution-focused strategies — always adapted to your needs. Sessions with me often include open conversation, practical coping tools, encouragement, and sometimes even humor when it helps ease the weight. I see healing as holistic. That means looking at not only your thoughts and emotions, but also how stress shows up in your body, how you connect with others, and how your daily habits shape your well-being. I work best with adults and couples ready to make changes, even if they’re not sure where to start. Outside the office, I love cooking, reading, traveling to the beach, and spending time with my family. I have ADORABLE grandkids! And of course Charlie, my Golden Retriever. If you’re ready to feel lighter, find clarity, and rebuild what matters most, I’d be honored to walk that path with you.

I'm a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with 20 years of experience helping people manage stress, anxiety, depression, and life changes. I see therapy as a supportive space where you can feel heard while also learning tools that make a real difference outside of sessions. I use a mix of approaches like CBT, mindfulness, and solution-focused therapy, depending on what fits you best. My goal is to help you feel understood, gain clarity, and build confidence in moving forward.

I am a licensed clinical social worker and substance abuse counselor providing therapy services to adults. I have been practicing therapy for 12 years but have been in the field of social work since 2000. My professional experience includes work in child welfare, treatment foster care, adoption, parenting concerns, substance use, domestic violence, trauma, anxiety, depression, LGBTQIA, and life transitions.

Fully licensed and accepting new clients in NC, WI, and IA. LGBTQ-friendly therapist. Do you want to neutralize effects of emotional trauma/pain without having to relive it? Internal Family Sytems is an evidence-based, psycho-spiritual approach, rooted in systems thinking which, together wIth Polyvagal somatic therapy, is a highly effective way to heal. Also offering art & journal therapy, EFT & relaxation & meditation, we will work together to calm your mind and free parts of you that are frozen in time. I believe each of us have both a unique set of gifts and a world view shaped by past experiences and present circumstance. I believe we each have both a unique set of gifts and a world view shaped by past experiences and present circumstances. As an evidence-based relaxation and meditaiton trainer, I am uniquely qualified to help you learn to cope with grief, anxiety, past trauma, women's issues, and vicarious trauma experienced by veterans and first responders. My approach is eclectic, using interventions from a broad base of solidly-grounded, accepted theoretical orientations, including Cognitive Processing Therapy, an evidence-based, brief modality for resolving PTSD symptoms. I see clcients for anxiety, trauma, life transitions, and women's issues. Through sessions together, I will collaborate with you to assist you in recognizing your individual strengths and strive to empower you with the self-awareness and self-confidence to pursue your dreams. i also practice Internal Family Systems, a means of healing PTSD without having to revisit the event. this is evidence based and rooted in both Attachment Theory and Family Systems Therapy. I take a person-centered, creative, non-judgmental approach to creating a safe space for counseling sessions, allowing you to unburden yourself and share your goals, while helping you to see how your uniquely shaded lenses of experience have color your perceptions.

Hi, I’m Gina. I hold a degree in mental health counseling and have over 20 years of experience in the behavioral health field. Based in Wisconsin, I provide telehealth counseling to adults aged 18 and older. I work with clients facing a wide range of challenges, including—but not limited to—depression, life transitions, workplace concerns, bipolar disorder, disability-related issues, learning differences, anxiety, and school-related stress. My goal is to offer compassionate, individualized support to help you navigate life’s difficulties and move toward greater well-being.

Let's realize your mental health and general life goals together. I have no agenda except to hopefully offer useful perspective, knowledge, and witnessing of the change you hope to realize. I may be especially useful to you if you feel there is a spiritual or existential basis to the change you desire. I think it's important that you experience a sense of progress towards your goals as a result of our work together so let me know how it is going for you. Also, if you are interested, there are practices and readings I can recommend to help with self esteem, mindfulness, anxiety, stress, sleep issues, etc.

Welcome! I'm Violet Wurtzberger. First, please take a moment to acknowledge you've taken the first step towards bettering your mental health because, let's be honest - starting therapy can be empowering, confusing, or scary, all at the same time. I strive to create a safe and welcoming environment that allows clients to explore obstacles with concerns related to anxiety, depression, trauma, grief and many more. I believe you are the expert in yourself and I there to assist in this process. I see therapy like you are driving the car and I am in the passenger seat riding copilot offering new tools, organizing the tools you already have and providing a different perspective. More than any modality of therapy the success therapy is dependent on how you, the client, feel in the relationship with your therapist. It is not something to tough out and I encourage you to work with someone you feel you connect with, can be open and honest with.