Sheboygan, WI Local Support & Community Resources

Jack Sanders is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist with an MSW and LCSW credential. He understands that life's stressors—whether from relationships, school, work, or racism—can lead to confusion, anger, depression, and anxiety. His non-judgmental, supportive, and caring approach fosters a trusting relationship with his clients, allowing them to freely express their troubling emotions and regain clarity in problem-solving and decision-making. Jack has a special interest in supporting veterans, young adults, adults facing grief, individuals in stagnant marriages, those dealing with serious illness, and anyone navigating challenging jobs or demanding family dynamics. He recognizes that seeking help can feel daunting, but he believes that no one should have to face life's difficulties alone. Jack encourages those who may feel embarrassed about reaching out, emphasizing the variety of coping strategies they may have tried and the potential of achieving comfort and relief through just one session. He is genuinely here to help and will communicate honestly about how best he can support his clients on their journeys.

Brittney Carter, LCMHC, LCAS, is a dedicated Licensed Professional Counselor who earned her master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Appalachian State University. As a licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor and Licensed Clinical Addiction Specialist, she brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to her practice. Brittney specializes in Expressive Art Therapy and has extensive experience in both hospital and community mental health settings. She works compassionately with adults facing various challenges, including sleep issues, women's issues, and eating disorders. Her expertise encompasses mood disorders, anxiety disorders, trauma, grief, addiction, psychosis, and chronic suicidal thoughts. Brittney's background includes working in group settings, crisis services, emergency management, community support teams, and providing individual counseling, ensuring holistic support for her clients.

Dr. Tina Gray-Siebers, a Licensed Professional Counselor with a PhD, is dedicated to guiding adults through their mental health challenges, including stress, anxiety, and coping skills. She understands that anxiety, poor sleep, and depressed mood are among the most common yet highly treatable mental health issues. Without appropriate intervention, these symptoms can greatly impact personal and professional relationships, making life feel overwhelming. Dr. Tina emphasizes that the decision to seek help is a courageous step toward recovery, showcasing true strength. With a heartfelt commitment, she collaborates with her clients on their journeys, focusing on their unique strengths and fostering a transformative healing process. Utilizing a diverse range of modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Emotional Freedom Technique/Tapping, and Neuro-Linguistic Programming along with Expressive Arts, she tailors her approach for each individual. Her counseling style is characterized by honesty, compassion, humor, and creativity, ensuring a safe and empowering environment. Dr. Tina encourages individuals to prioritize their mental health and take the bold step towards growth and self-awareness.