We treat children as young as two, adolescents, adults, couples and whole families — in person in Fort Atkinson and by telehealth anywhere in Wisconsin.
If you are not sure which of these describes your situation, that is normal. Reach out and we will figure it out together.
Therapy for children as young as two, teens finding their footing, and everyone in between. We meet them where they are — through play, art, movement and conversation — and we bring parents and caregivers in as partners.
Individual therapy for adults working through trauma histories, anxiety, depression, OCD, substance use, and the patterns that formed long before they had words for them. Practical, evidence-based, and paced by you.
When one person is struggling, the whole household feels it. Functional Family Therapy and family sessions focus on communication, boundaries, and repair — so home feels steadier for everyone in it.
Trauma is our specialty, not a side offering. Every clinician here is trained in trauma-focused care. We move at your pace, build safety first, and never ask you to relive more than you are ready for.
Play is how children process what they cannot yet explain. In a room built for it, children use toys, sand, art and story to work through fear, loss and confusion — and to practice feeling safe again.
For partners who keep having the same argument, who are navigating a hard season, or who want to understand each other better before things harden. Structured, balanced, and free of taking sides.
Support for foster, kinship and adoptive families — attachment, transitions, behavior, grief and loyalty binds. We understand the systems involved and how exhausting they can be.
Secure video sessions for anyone in Wisconsin, whether you live an hour away or simply cannot make the drive this week. Many clients mix in-person and virtual sessions depending on the season.
These are the evidence-based approaches our clinicians are trained in. You do not need to know which one you need — that is what the first conversation is for.
A structured, evidence-based approach for children, teens and their caregivers after trauma. It combines coping skills, gradual processing of the trauma story, and caregiver involvement.
Identifies the thought patterns driving anxiety, depression and avoidance, then builds practical tools to interrupt them. Skills-based and measurable.
Skills for people whose emotions run hot and fast — distress tolerance, emotion regulation, mindfulness and interpersonal effectiveness.
A gold-standard PTSD treatment that gradually and safely reduces the power of trauma memories and the situations that have been avoided since.
A brief, focused trauma protocol built around structured writing sessions. Effective for people who want a shorter course of trauma treatment.
A short-term, in-depth family model that targets the patterns inside a household rather than labeling one person as the problem.
A collaborative conversation style that resolves ambivalence about change without pressure, argument or shame. Central to our substance use work.
A skills program for anger, impulsivity and aggression, combining social skills, anger control and moral reasoning.
Developmentally matched therapy for young children who process experience through play, story and creation rather than conversation.
The foundation underneath everything else: unconditional regard, genuine warmth, and the belief that you are the expert on your own life.
Starts from what is already working. Builds on existing resilience, relationships and coping instead of cataloguing deficits.
Assessment and treatment for alcohol and other drug concerns, integrated with the trauma and mental health work rather than siloed away from it.
Sessions in a space designed for calm: warm light, soft textures, and a separate children's room built for real play therapy rather than a bin of toys in the corner.
Secure video sessions for clients located anywhere in the state. Useful when the drive is long, the week is full, or a child does better in their own environment. Many clients alternate.
The request form takes about three minutes and asks the things that actually help us match you well — what brought you here, who the therapy is for, and your insurance.
Now accepting new clients · In-person in Fort Atkinson and telehealth across Wisconsin