Online Counseling in Wisconsin

Online counsel brings the comfort and care available in my office directly to you by way of video chatting. Research says it’s as effective as in-person therapy and may offer additional benefits like skipping traffic and waiting rooms.

Mental health counseling or psychotherapy aims to support you in processing and resolving emotional and mental challenges, from chronic stress to depression. This may be done in different formats, including virtual or remote therapy.

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Feeling Better Starts Here

Individuals of all ages with a reliable internet connection and camera-enabled device can gain access to quality mental healthcare

Confidential

Online therapy sessions take place on a secure server and can only be accessed by your therapist, so you never have to worry.

Convenient

Meet with a therapist from the comfort of your own home at a time that fits your schedule and avoid the stresses of travel.

Insurance Accepted

Affordable Quality Care

Insurance will often cover the majority of your services. We can verify your insurance benefits and provide you with a cost estimate.

Easy to Use

To access a video session, you simply follow a link sent to you by your therapist. No additional software downloads are required.

Tips for teletherapy sessions

If you’re new to psychotherapy, or specifically to online therapy, consider these tips:

  • Protect your privacy by choosing a location where no one else can hear your conversation.

  • Find a spot free of distractions to help you focus on the session. This could be in your home, car, or private office.

  • Double check your internet or phone connection to ensure you don’t have technical difficulties during your session.

  • Wearing headphones may help block out background noise and make the interaction easier.

  • Keep a notebook handy if you want to take notes or jot down questions for later.

  • Make a list of questions for your therapist about how the therapy will work, what to expect in each session, or what happens if you lose connectivity.

  • Try to keep a sense of humor — there’s often a learning curve to teletherapy for both therapist and client.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Once your appointment is scheduled, an email will be sent for you to set up your portal account. A second email will include links to access needed registration paperwork. A reminder email for your appoinment will include the link to your session. In order for the session to work, you must have a reliable internet connection and camera on the computer or phone you are using.

  • Getting started is simple. Reach out through our contact form or schedule a short consult here

  • In addition to being an experienced therapist, I have navigated my own struggles as a very late diagnosed AuDHD person. I also bring a lifetime of experience as a gamer, and member of a variety of alternative communities to the table to help craft interventions that fit YOU.

  • You can reach us anytime via our contact page , email or schedule a short consulation. We aim to respond quickly—usually within one business day.

  • A major goal is accessibility. Reduced rates can be arranged for those without insurance or who choose not to use insurance.

  • While I can work with clients as young as 14, parents will need to be involved unless special circumstances exist.

    Parents do not get access to anything spoken about without direct and clear permission from you.