Oshkosh, WI Local Support & Community Resources

Meet Nicole Ann Millerd, a compassionate and dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, committed to guiding individuals toward their best lives. Nicole understands the complexities of unhealthy and unsatisfying relationships and the pain associated with breakups and divorces. With her empathetic approach, she assists clients in healing and creating the foundation for healthier, more fulfilling relationships. She recognizes the challenges posed by depression, anxiety, and feelings of isolation, especially during turbulent times such as a global pandemic. Nicole is also sensitive to the impact of physical, sexual, and emotional abuse, helping clients find their way back to empowerment and agency after trauma. Her expertise spans a range of mental health concerns, including PTSD, depression, anxiety, bipolar disorders, personality disorders, and self-harm. She utilizes a trauma-focused lens, with a specialization in working with women who have experienced lifelong trauma, incorporating evidence-based therapies like CBT, DBT, CPT, PE, and EMDR. Nicole's lifelong mission is to partner with individuals on their journey, helping them navigate past obstacles that hinder a joyful existence. She creates a warm, safe environment where clients can achieve their goals and feel empowered to make the long-desired changes in their lives. With a strong commitment to cultural humility, Nicole is here to walk alongside you in your healing journey.

Steve Hable is a compassionate and dedicated Licensed Professional Counselor (MSE, LPC, NCC) who specializes in helping individuals transform their lives, particularly those facing challenges related to trauma, PTSD, and anxiety. With a rich background in sports psychology and trauma treatment, he employs a variety of therapeutic modalities including Compassion Focused Therapy, EMDR, and Cognitive Processing Therapy to meet the unique needs of his clients. He believes that everyone deserves a fulfilling and happy life, and he is committed to guiding individuals through their emotional storms and helping them rediscover enjoyment in life. Steve’s extensive experience in working with athletes, addressing performance anxiety, and improving their mental game sets him apart in the field of sports psychology. A proud husband and father of four, and an avid animal lover with pets including dogs, a cat, and horses, he enjoys community activities, particularly the Lifest music festival every summer, and supporting his children in their endeavors. Steve is also active in the sports community as a high school pole vault coach and a former college coach, further emphasizing his dedication to helping others flourish both mentally and emotionally.

Jennifer Srnka is a skilled clinical social worker and therapist who understands that trauma can manifest as a range of extreme emotional reactions, including nightmares, flashbacks, and anxiety. Many individuals seeking her support often arrive feeling guilty for their unique responses to their experiences, believing their feelings may be 'less than' those of others. Through her guidance, clients embark on a healing journey where Jennifer emphasizes that each person's experience is distinct and deserves validation. She believes that feelings and emotions are not superior or inferior to one another—all individuals have the right to their feelings. In her practice, she reassures clients that no trauma is categorized as better, worse, harder, or easier than another; it all depends on the individual's reactions. Jennifer provides compassionate support to those grappling with anxiety, depression, PTSD, bipolar disorder, or any traumatic experience. She expertly asks thought-provoking questions to assess underlying issues: Do you suffer from nightmares, headaches, stress reactions, or flashbacks? She offers assistance to anyone experiencing such symptoms, regardless of their race, age, sexual orientation, or socioeconomic status. Jennifer is committed to helping individuals navigate their unique situations, providing a safe space to work through the complexities of their experiences.