Agnesian

Anne has a Masters Degree in Social Work from The University of Iowa.  She provides therapy for adults, couples, teens, families and groups that struggle with a variety of mental health issues. Her specialties include depression, anxiety, grief and loss, marital therapy and education, and family therapy. She also has a certificate in Mental Health and the Older Adult from UW-Madison. Her approach is practical and compassionate while focusing on strengths, relationships, and solutions. She believes it takes courage to seek help and respects those who come to her. Anne has a special interest in working with boundary and life-balance issues. She works to help people improve in all areas of life: emotionally, relationally, physically and spiritually.

Focus on children and adolescents including cognitive-behavioral therapy, play therapy, and systems approaches.  Areas of expertise include assessment and treatment of autism spectrum disorders beginning at two years of age, psychological assessment, ADHD, parenting, school collaboration, anxiety disorders, mood disorders, sexuality and gender identity concerns. 

Age groups:  children, adolescents, adults, and families.

Steve provides psychotherapy/counseling services to men and women, couples, families and groups. His work includes therapy with adults who struggle with depression, anxiety, OCD, bi-polar disorder, adjustment and relationship problems. The focus of Steve’s interest and expertise includes substance abuse/dependency issues, co-dependency, family of origin trauma and dysfunction, PTSD and survivors of physical, emotional, and sexual abuse. Steve also provides specific assessment and treatment related to all compulsive/addictive behaviors, including compulsive/pathological gambling and compulsive/addictive sexual behaviors.