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Jamie Mason, MA, LMFT
Clinical Supervisor Areas of Focus: Children & Families I am experienced in helping children and teens cope with the impacts of trauma and build healthy attachments with their caregivers. I support children, teens, and their families in learning to manage symptoms of anxiety, depression, ADD/ADHD, autism spectrum disorders, reactive attachment disorder, anger outbursts, and behavioral difficulties. Other specialties include couples therapy, co-parenting support, families coping with separation/divorce, and families with children with autism. |
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Nora O'Hara, MA, LMFT
Clinical Supervisor Areas of Focus: Adults & Couples I strive to provide a compassionate, warm, safe, and non-judgmental environment where clients can feel comfortable sharing their innermost feelings and experiences. I am passionate about helping clients to improve their overall well-being by gaining awareness, learning healthy coping skills, and making positive changes. I utilize a holistic and strength-based approach. I have experience helping couples heal from infidelity, learn to fight fairly, improve communication, and build stronger, more emotionally intimate relationships. Other specialties include assisting individuals in a variety of areas including anxiety, depression, stress, building self-esteem, and moving through life transitions. |
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Stephanie Jensen, MSW, LCSW
Areas of Focus: Children, Adolescents & Families I have experience helping individuals who are living with depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, relationship concerns, challenges with family and parent communication, divorce, child behavioral concerns, as well as trauma. I am trained in play therapy and I utilize play techniques in my work with children and families. Additionally, I also have an interest in utilizing yoga calm techniques, cognitive behavioral therapy, narratives as well as solution-focused approaches to address presenting issues with my clients. |
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Nick Flier, MA, LPC
New Richmond Clinic Lead Certified Anger Management Specialist-I Areas of Focus: Children & Families I am a Certified Anger Management Specialist and I have experience working with children and adolescents who have experienced past trauma/abuse, anxiety and depression. I have also worked with children on the autism spectrum in addition to those who have struggled with attachments. My work with parents of these children has focused on combining the needs of the child with those of the family unit, through ongoing education and support. I am also certified in the treatment of Anger Management and I am passionate about seeing individuals find freedom from the effects of anger. Licensed in WI and MN. |
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Diane Garves, MA, LPC
Clinical Supervisor/Clinic Director Areas of Focus: Adolescents, Adults, Couples & Christian Faith I am experienced in assisting adolescents and adults navigate the challenges in life, find meaning and direction in life and maximize their strengths to cope with life stressors. I support individuals who are seeking to make sense of their life, their purpose, and improve their relationships. I support couples (dating, pre-marriage, and marriage) as they work to create the healthiest environment possible for both parties with the ultimate aim of designing a positive, supportive and loving union. This includes assisting couples in the midst of conflict, resentment, loneliness and bitterness. Other specialties include co-parenting support and family therapy. As your therapist, I see it as my role is to walk along side you through your journey of healing and towards renewed direction in life. My Christian faith lies at the center of the work I do, yet I do not force Christian beliefs or values on my clients. Should my client wish for a Christian perspective in our work together, that will be honored. |
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Craig Randerson, MSW, LCSW
Areas of Focus: Adolescents & Adults I am skilled in working with young adults who may be experiencing challenges with anxiety, depression, stress, relationships, and family issues. I also have experience in a variety of treatments in wellness, including mindfulness, anxiety reduction, healthy relationships, and emotional well-being. I hold strong values in empathy, empowerment, and meeting clients where they are at. I believe that building therapeutic rapport is an important first step in the healing process, and I am very passionate in helping clients achieve their goals. |
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Hannah Schmidt, MA, LMFT
Areas of Focus: Children, Teens, & Families I have experience helping children, teens, and adults work through challenges associated with anxiety, ADHD, trauma, and autism. I also enjoy working with couples and families that wish to make their relationships more meaningful and communicate more effectively with one another. My other interests include adoption and foster care, family of origin issues, parenting concerns, and self-esteem. I create an environment that is respectful and empathic, and I approach conversations with curiosity to help clients learn about themselves and experience growth. My Christian faith is at the heart of my work, and I am able to incorporate this perspective in therapy upon request. |
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Steven Charpentier, PsyD, LP
Areas of Focus: Adults (Psychological Testing & Therapy) & Children (Psychological Testing Only for ages 6 and up) I have experience providing psychotherapy and psychological testing to individuals across the lifespan and in a variety of clinical settings. My clinical focus is treating anxiety, trauma, and depression and I have training and experience in a wide variety of therapeutic techniques. However, research shows that the therapeutic relationship is the most important factor when it comes to progress in psychotherapy. Therefore, my focus is on establishing a strong rapport with each client as well as a safe and therapeutic environment for the individuals I have the opportunity to serve. The therapy approaches I most often use include Psychodynamic, Dialectical-Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). I also have training and experience in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). In addition to psychotherapy, I provide psychological testing to help clarify diagnosis and inform treatment for concerns related to a variety of issues including ADHD and mood disorders (e.g. depression, anxiety, bipolar). |
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Marissa Gramoll, MS, LPC-IT
Areas of Focus: Children, Adolescents, Adults, Trauma & Personality Disorders. I believe the essence of therapy is meeting each person where they are at while also building a therapeutic relationship. I utilize an approach that offers a safe and compassionate environment where clients are able to share their experiences in a non-judgmental space. I work to help clients build awareness of their thoughts and behaviors, while tailoring treatment to their individual needs. I believe each person has the ability to create a life they feel is worth living, and will help foster the skills needed to support their goals. I have experience working with individuals of all ages; however, specialize in work with children, adolescents, and their families. I am skilled in play therapy and working with adolescents who have experienced past trauma/ abuse, anger, emotional dysregulation, anxiety, and other mental health concerns. In addition, I have experience working with Personality Disorders as well as trauma in adults. I am further trained in providing services to those struggling with eating disorders. I am under the supervision of Joel Gibson, MSW, LCSW. |
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Jamilla Goins, MS,LPC-IT,SAC
Areas of Focus: Adolescents & Adults I have experience working with substance abuse, personality disorders, depression, anxiety, criminal behaviors, and trauma. I believe meeting the client where they are at and helping clients build on the strengths they currently possess are two of the pieces that make therapy effective. My therapeutic approach is a holistic approach; however, I most often use Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Humanistic Therapy. These approaches help empower clients to make the choices necessary to reach their full potential. I am under the supervision of Alison Lester, MS, LPC. |
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Kathryn Hector, MA, LPC-IT
Areas of Focus: Children, Adolescents, Adults, & LGBTQIA+ community As a therapist my goal is to facilitate the process of emotional growth and healing within a safe and accepting space. I approach therapy from a relational, Adlerian lens and specialize in working with anxiety, trauma, depression, relationships, and the LGBTQAI+ community. I am passionate about utilizing play therapy techniques with all ages to facilitate healing from trauma and depression. I am certified as Positive Discipline Parent Educator allowing me to best support and encourage parents as they grow in their parenting through learning new skills and ways to interact with their children. I am currently pursuing my Registered Play Therapist Credential at Bethel University. I am under the supervision of Alison Lester, MS, LPC. |
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Alethea Clark
Professional Counselor Intern Area of Focus: Children (10+), Adolescents, Families & Couples It is my goal to work together in a collaborative effort with my clients in a safe, compassionate, comfortable environment while exploring difficult and challenging topics. My mission is to support, empower, and guide you as we work together exploring strategies and potential solutions through self-awareness and self-discovery focusing on growth and healing in the areas you feel would be the most supportive and beneficial to your interpersonal relationships and overall well-being. My areas of special interest is providing support to women and families during pregnancy (perinatal and postpartum). My other areas of interest include trauma, family conflict, couples, adolescence and mental disorders. My approach to therapy is grounded in a cognitive behavioral approach by exploring the relationship and influence between feelings, thoughts, and behaviors. My techniques will be tailored to meet individual client needs, concerns and goals. I am under the supervision of Nick Filer MA, LPC |
