At Family Therapy Associates, we strive to provide the best possible counseling experience for every individual, family, and couple with specialized therapists. Our New Richmond therapists are experienced with a variety of mental health needs including anxiety, depression, trauma, ADHD, grief and loss, life changes, such as divorce, and more. Finding the right therapist can be a challenge. We're here to help you discover a great match that fits your specific needs, insurance, and schedule for appointments.
Schedule with one of our specialized mental health therapists today. Get back to being YOU!
Schedule with one of our specialized mental health therapists today. Get back to being YOU!
Meet Our New Richmond Therapists
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Jamilla Goins, MS, LPC, SAC New Richmond Clinic Lead 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. Jamilla Goins, MS, LPC, SAC
New Richmond Clinic Lead Areas of Focus: Adolescents & Adults |
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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. Nora O'Hara, MA, LMFT
Clinical Supervisor Areas of Focus: Adults & Couples |
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Stephanie Jensen, MSW, LCSW Clinical Supervisor 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. Licensed in WI and MN. Stephanie Jensen, MSW, LCSW
Clinical Supervisor Areas of Focus: Children, Adolescents & Families |
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Nick Flier, MA, LPC Clinic Director Clinical Supervisor Certified Anger Management Specialist-I 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. Nick Flier, MA, LPC
Clinic Director Clinical Supervisor Certified Anger Management Specialist-I Areas of Focus: Children & Families |
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Jamie Mason, MA, LMFT Clinic Administrator 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. Jamie Mason, MA, LMFT
Clinic Administrator Clinical Supervisor Areas of Focus: Children & Families |
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Kristen Lane, MS, LPC Areas of Focus: Adolescents (14+) & Adults I have experience working with adults, adolescents, and families who are struggling to find balance, freedom, and meaningful connections in life. I especially have a passion for helping those who feel trapped in negative cycles, whether it be related to defeating beliefs, food, body image, codependency, isolation, or anxiety. I help ‘bridge the gap’ when there is a breakdown of communication between parents/children, couples, and other significant relationships by using and teaching effective communication skills with the goal of mutual understanding. I am also comfortable discussing matters of spirituality, identity, and finding purpose/meaning in life. I approach each client as a unique individual who has the capacity for growth, change, and building a life worth living. I use a balance of helping clients find insight behind issues/behaviors while also implementing practical steps for change. Clients appreciate the safe, supportive, non-judgmental atmosphere I create, which I believe is vital to the ultimate therapeutic process and goals each client has. I have special interest in working with eating disorders, body image, anxiety, depression, addictive habits, ADHD, assertiveness skills, low self-esteem, stress management, and life transitions. Kristen Lane, MS, LPC
Areas of Focus: Adolescents (14+) & Adults |
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Alanna McNamara, MS, LMFT Areas of Focus: Children (6+), Adolescents, Adults, & Parents I completed undergraduate studies at St. Olaf College and earned my Master’s in Marital and Family Therapy from Northwestern University in Evanston, IL. As a therapist, I utilize an integrative approach, drawing from a strengths-based perspective and using trauma-informed techniques to promote growth and healing. Much of my career has focused on the clinical needs of children, adolescents, and their families. I am confident working with those who have experienced trauma and/or abuse, children on the autism spectrum, those navigating separation/divorce, and individuals looking to build healthy attachments and relationships with others. I have experience helping people work through family of origin issues, grief and loss, anxiety, developmental disorders, and a whole host of other psychosocial stressors. I am dedicated to developing compassionate and empathic therapeutic relationships and am committed to helping clients identify their strengths and the constraints that may keep them from accessing those strengths. I strive to approach the therapeutic process with authenticity, curiosity, and warmth, creating a collaborative and safe environment to support individuals and families in creating sustainable life changes. Alanna McNamara, MS, LMFT
Areas of Focus: Children (6+), Adolescents, Adults, & Parents |
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Brianna "Bri" Grahovac, MS, LPC Area of Focus: Children (5+), Adolescents, & Adults My goal is to foster a trusting, non-judgmental, safe space for clients. I believe it's essential to build a therapeutic relationship through empathy and compassion with clients in order to help them work towards their goals, wellness, and healing. I tailor my interventions based on my client’s needs to identify and address their mental, emotional, and behavioral concerns. My areas of special interest include working with adolescents and adults, the LGBTQIA+ community, trauma, anxiety, depression, and other mental health concerns or life stressors. Brianna "Bri" Grahovac, MS, LPC
Area of Focus: Children (5+), Adolescents, & Adults |
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Deb Ramacher, MSW, APSW Areas of Focus: Adults, Couples, & Women (50+) I believe that therapy is a partnership between the therapist and the client, and the relationship is the foundation upon which growth and change are achieved. I use a variety of therapeutic approaches based upon my client's individual needs. I have a special interest in working with couples and women over 50. My background is in family systems and human development across the lifespan. I welcome the opportunity to work with people from all backgrounds. I am under the supervision of Joel Gibson, MSW, LCSW. Deb Ramacher, MSW, APSW
Areas of Focus: Adults, Couples, & Woman (50+) |
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Ashley Johnson, MS, LPC-IT Area of Focus: School-Based Services, Children (3-11) & Families I am passionate about working with children and their families. I enjoy utilizing a developmental and play-based approach that gives children a natural language to communicate while helping them to develop confidence and tools to thrive. I strive to empower and support my clients through collaboration with caregivers and building on children’s interests, needs, and strengths within a safe and caring environment. I have experience working with children and families managing life changes, domestic violence, trauma, abuse, anxiety, depression, and loss. I am under the supervision of Nick Flier, MA, LPC. Ashley Johnson, MS, LPC-IT
Area of Focus: School-Based Services, Children Ages (3-11) & Families |
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Sarah Richardson, MA, LPC-IT Areas of Focus: Children, Adolescents, & Adults I believe you have a story that matters and deserves to be heard. Because of that I strive to provide a compassionate, non-judgmental space for you to talk about your thoughts, feelings, and experiences. Building a strong therapeutic relationship is an important first step in the healing process. I utilize a holistic and strengths-based approach while addressing thoughts and behaviors that may be contributing to your concerns. I have experience working with individuals who may be experiencing challenges with anxiety, depression, stress, grief and loss, navigating relationships, life transitions, and family issues. I am under the supervision of Ali Lester, MS, LPC Sarah Richardson MA, LPC-IT
Areas of Focus: Children, Adolescents, & Adults |
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Samantha Johnson, M.Ed, LPC-IT Areas of Focus: Children (10+) Adolescents, Adults (Life transitions, parenthood, post-partum) & Elderly Adults or their caregivers My role as a counselor is to help clients gain a better understanding of their unique situations. My approach is client-centered, and I want to help clients take an active role in the establishing of goals and the monitoring of progress. I believe that the mind-body connection is important and am open to helping clients focus on areas of life such as lifestyle changes, relationship boundaries, and mindfulness. My areas of focus include anxiety, depression, bereavement, parenting concerns, and supporting those with ongoing medical concerns. I have a special interest in working with clients that are in caregiving roles. Whether they are parenting children, caring for an elderly loved one, or in a caregiving profession, the demands can often be overwhelming. It’s my goal to help the client maintain resilience by creating healthy boundaries, managing self-care, and finding a support system. I am under the supervision of Nick Flier, MA, LPC. Samantha Johnson, M.Ed, LPC-IT
Areas of Focus: Children (10+), Adolescents, Adults (Life transitions, parenthood, post-partum), & Elderly Adults & Caregivers |
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Susan (Sue) Nueske, MS, LSC, LPC-IT Areas of Focus: Children, Teens, & Adults Genuineness, empathy, and unconditional positive regard are at the heart of my person-centered and strength-based approach. At different moments in life, I believe every person may benefit from having an unbiased listener, an objective mediator, an open-minded supporter. This is why I prefer to think of therapy as providing support and generating hope. It is a process where individuals can be empowered to accomplish their goals and dreams in a genuine, trusting, and caring environment. I have seen how lives are changed when people have someone to believe in them, to talk with them, to support them. Therapy may help you open your heart, renew your hope, and find your inner strength to pursue your dreams and reach your full potential. My areas of focus include depression, anxiety, self-esteem, bullying, ADHD, OCD, trauma, suicide/crisis intervention, conflict mediation, communication skills, self-talk, obesity, parenting, family change, setting goals, career and life planning, and eating disorders. I have a special interest in working with children, adolescents, and young adults. These developmental years are crucial in helping build self-esteem, autonomy, and resilience, and we all know the children of today are the leaders of tomorrow. I want everyone I meet to become the best version of themselves by believing and trusting in their own potential. I am under the supervision of Joel Gibson, MSW, LCSW Susan (Sue) Nueske, MS, LSC, LPC-IT
Areas of Focus: Children, Teens, & Adults |
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Samantha Larson Marriage & Family Intern Areas of Focus: Teens & Adults I have experience helping teenagers and adults navigate and understand their anxiety, depression, and trauma. There are many layers to these struggles, such as how they came to be, how they affect the here and now, and how we can work towards a healthier future. Relationships, sleep patterns, communication, behaviors, motivation, thoughts, and feelings are all influenced by our well-being. I have familiarity with the effects that anxiety, depression, and trauma may have on the quality of life. I am committed to creating a safe space for each individual who entrusts me with the opportunity to support them on their life journey. My approach is to walk alongside you on your path to awareness and healing. I am under the supervision of Jamie Mason, MA, LMFT. Samantha Larson
Marriage & Family Intern Areas of Focus: Teens & Adults |
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