Find a Therapist in Wisconsin

Hidden Path Counseling is led by a dedicated psychologist with a PhD, specializing in supporting preteens, teens, and adults through various challenges such as depression, anxiety, and eating disorders. With an emphasis on culturally sensitive and person-centered therapy approaches, the therapist employs an integrative style that includes cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), interpersonal techniques, and a strength-based perspective. Whether working with individuals or groups, the therapist is committed to creating a safe space, fostering personal growth, and empowering clients to navigate their unique journeys toward well-being.

Thrive Psychology understands that life is ever-evolving, yet individuals often find themselves stuck in entrenched behavior patterns or limited perceptions that hinder their journey towards a more fulfilling and serene existence. This is a natural aspect of shared humanity. For those who experience stress, sadness, or anxiety dominating their time and energy, Thrive Psychology offers the transformative potential of Positive Psychology to invigorate and enhance lives. As a dedicated Positive Psychologist, Thrive's mission is to improve well-being and facilitate optimal health for clients of all ages—including preteens, teens, adults, and elders. Each therapeutic journey is customized to address the unique challenges and strengths of the individual. By engaging in diverse therapeutic practices such as mindfulness-based therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and the Gottman Method, clients will connect insight with action, benefiting from a holistic approach designed to guide them towards their personal best. In a beautiful, private setting, Thrive Psychology provides compassionate and professional guidance as individuals navigate personal challenges or seek new directions in life. Thrive Psychology is committed to helping clients realize their own definition of thriving.

Courtney Quast is a dedicated Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and Clinical Substance Abuse Counselor (CSAC) with a Master’s degree in counseling. Passionate about supporting preteens, teens, and adults, she specializes in addressing trauma and PTSD, anxiety, and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). Utilizing a comprehensive range of therapy types, including Somatic Based Interventions, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and EMDR, Courtney creates a safe and nurturing environment for her clients. Emphasizing a person-centered and relational approach, she tailors her methodologies to meet each individual's unique needs. By blending trauma-focused and strength-based techniques, Courtney empowers those she works with to rediscover their resilience and navigate their healing journeys with confidence.

David Low, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) with over 25 years of experience, is dedicated to helping individuals, couples, and families navigate their relationship challenges. His expertise in areas such as infidelity, divorce, and marital as well as premarital counseling allows him to provide tailored support for each client's unique needs. David's practice is rooted in building trust and genuine care, ensuring that clients feel safe and valued throughout their journey. With training in multiple therapeutic modalities including the Gottman Method and Emotionally Focused Therapy, he creates a collaborative environment where solutions are developed together. As a committed educator at the Family Therapy Training Institute, David shares his knowledge in couples counseling and family therapy, further enriching his practice. By fostering emotional connection and intimacy, he guides his clients toward reclaiming their relationships and finding renewed hope. David is here to support those who feel stuck in misunderstandings and hurtful conflicts, and he is ready to help clients take the first steps toward healing and growth.

Valerie Laabs-Siemon is a compassionate and skilled Counselor holding credentials as an MS, LPC, and LMFT. With a unique approach that is both eclectic and humanistic, Valeries' therapeutic expertise spans a variety of age groups, including preteens, children aged 6 to 10, teens, adults, and elders over 65. She specializes in addressing core issues like anxiety and depression through various modalities, including couples, individuals, and family therapy. Valerie is dedicated to fostering a safe and supportive environment for her clients, facilitating growth and healing through her understanding of psychodynamic and interpersonal dynamics.

Lee Neagle, a licensed professional counselor (LPC), specializes in supporting individuals who are eager to be active participants in their treatment journey. With a strong emphasis on helping clients engage in lives filled with self-identified meaning and fulfillment, Lee’s clinical expertise is particularly noteworthy in the area of eating disorders. Clients seeking to foster healthier relationships with their bodies, food, or exercise will find Lee to be an excellent ally in their journey. Additionally, for those in need of consulting services based on prior recommendations, Lee offers knowledgeable guidance about nationwide treatment facilities and assists throughout the admission process. Utilizing a blend of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), with elements of Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Lee leverages a diverse therapeutic toolbox designed to help clients discover and connect with their values. With training in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Lee creates a supportive environment where the aim is to engage in actionable behaviors that align with clients' aspirations. Acknowledging that the decision to seek therapy can often feel daunting, Lee fosters a space where individuals can explore those feelings and start to connect with a more meaningful life. For those who feel aligned with this approach, the opportunity to connect with Lee Neagle for support and guidance awaits.

Kristina Thompson is a licensed clinical social worker based in Frederic, Wisconsin, dedicated to providing exceptional psychotherapy services. Utilizing a person-centered approach, she supports individuals and families in enhancing their lives and relationships, customizing strategies to bolster coping skills and eliminate barriers to emotional wellness. Kristina passionately incorporates art and creativity as powerful vehicles for healing and transformation. With specialized training in mindfulness-based practices, trauma-focused cognitive behavior therapy, and person-centered therapy, she effectively addresses issues of grief and loss, trauma, depression, and anxiety in children, adolescents, adults, and families. Her primary goal is to create a safe and compassionate environment where clients receive the encouragement and support necessary to navigate life's challenges. In her practice, Kristina embodies hope, reminding clients that no matter the struggle—be it depression, anxiety, or PTSD—better days are possible.

Katrina Anderson, an LPC Intern, is dedicated to helping clients aged 5 and above find hope during difficult times. She understands how distress, such as depression and anxiety, can impact individuals and their families. Katrina believes that therapy is not about directing clients on what to do or how to feel; rather, it is about guiding them to gain insights into the underlying reasons for their emotions and behaviors. With a particular passion for supporting women needing mental health assistance during pregnancy and postpartum, she provides a safe, non-judgmental, and empathetic space for clients to explore the challenges life presents. Her solution-focused therapy approach integrates techniques from cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), psychoeducation, and play therapy for younger clients. Though she is in the early stages of her career, her commitment to mental health is deeply rooted and she is eager to share her knowledge as clients navigate their unique journeys. Reaching out for help is a courageous step, and Katrina is here to offer guidance and support.

Michael Casali, a Licensed Professional Counselor with a PhD and credentials as an LCSW and LPC, offers compassionate therapy to children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families navigating a variety of life challenges. His clients often seek assistance with mood disorders, trauma, anxiety, loneliness, identity, relationship issues, and the search for meaning in life. Known for his approachable style, Michael thrives while working with individuals who possess a natural curiosity about themselves and a desire to comprehend how their life choices shape their experiences. He specializes in child and adolescent therapy, employing engaging modalities like play therapy to foster optimal development. Michael collaborates closely with parents and caregivers, as well as consulting with school personnel when required, to ensure a comprehensive support system for younger clients. Additionally, he is adept at providing longer-term psychoanalytic therapy for those pursuing a deeper exploration of their motivations and patterns. His practice encompasses a range of therapeutic modalities, including existential and psychodynamic therapy, tailored to meet individuals' unique needs.

Susan Ellis is a compassionate and dedicated Licensed Professional Counselor, holding a Master of Science degree in Counseling. With her wealth of experience, she provides guidance to teens, adults, and elders facing challenges such as depression, anxiety, and eating disorders. Susan embraces a variety of therapeutic approaches, including Christian Counseling, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Positive Psychology, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). Her person-centered and strength-based modalities ensure that each client feels supported and empowered on their healing journey. Whether working with couples or individuals, Susan is committed to creating a safe and nurturing environment, allowing her clients to explore their emotions and develop effective solutions tailored to their unique situations.

Brianne Ford is a compassionate LPC intern who understands that seeking therapy can be overwhelming, especially with a whirlwind of thoughts racing through one's mind. Her approach is centered around creating a safe space for individuals to explore their unique circumstances. Whether the stress from work is piling up, relationships feel burdensome, or academic challenges become too much to bear, Brianne believes that there is truly no 'wrong' reason to seek therapy. She is dedicated to supporting clients through personal growth and sustainable coping skills that enrich their lives. By helping individuals identify their core values and recognize patterns that no longer serve them, Brianne collaborates with her clients to equip them with effective tools and behaviors that align their inner world with their outer experiences. She recognizes the importance of pausing for moments of reflection amid life’s chaos, allowing clients to process their emotions or manage anxiety, stress, and low moods. With Brianne, clients will find a therapist who meets them where they are and guides them on their journey toward mental well-being.

Sarah Gavin is a licensed professional counselor (LPC) with a wealth of experience working with children, adolescents, families, couples, and individuals seeking to enhance their quality of life. Over her 13 years of providing therapeutic care, she has learned the profound impact of perception on reality. Sarah is dedicated to guiding her clients as they explore their perceptions and beliefs regarding various aspects of their lives including relationships, family dynamics, upbringing, and work. Together with her clients, she facilitates the transformation of their perceptions, thoughts, and behaviors, empowering them to realize their fullest potential. Sarah believes that perfection is an unrealistic expectation and emphasizes that no one needs to navigate significant life challenges alone. She fosters a judgment-free therapeutic relationship that honors each client’s unique values and perspectives. Sarah utilizes a variety of therapeutic techniques such as cognitive-behavioral therapy, applied behavioral analysis, mindfulness, and systems therapy to address issues ranging from marital communication to divorce recovery. She earned her master's degree in clinical psychology from Cardinal Stritch University and her bachelor's degree in psychology from UW-Milwaukee. Outside of her professional pursuits, Sarah enjoys camping, fishing, reading, watching films, and cherishing time with her three daughters.

Julie Heisler is a compassionate and dedicated Licensed Clinical Social Worker and marriage and family therapist with over 25 years of experience in diverse settings, primarily in southeastern Wisconsin. She understands that taking the step to seek therapy can be both significant and daunting. With a therapeutic approach rooted in empathy and respect, Julie creates a safe space for individuals to share their stories without judgment. Her warm and authentic demeanor allows clients to feel heard as they explore opportunities for meaningful change. Julie specializes in addressing a variety of topics, including anxiety, adoption, birthparent counseling, chronic health issues, custody arrangements, divorce, depression, early childhood development, end-of-life grief, first-time parenting, geriatrics, gender identity, HIV/AIDS, infertility, jealousy, life transitions, marital dynamics, sexuality, substance use issues, trauma, and military deployment. She is committed to helping clients navigate their journeys toward growth and fulfillment.