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Amanda Koteras, MA, LPC
Rice Lake Clinic Lead Clinicial Supervisor Areas of Focus: Children, Adolescents, Adults, Families, and LGBTQIA+ community Therapy is a powerful tool that benefits clients in a variety of ways, depending on the overall desired outcome. My role is to provide a collaborative process where I walk alongside my clients on their journey toward healing. I strive to create a safe, supportive and accepting environment to my clients of all ages, backgrounds, cultural and spiritual needs. Developing helping relationships built on trust, authenticity and compassion is the cornerstone of our work together. I am passionate about holding space for my clients to navigate challenges, discover solutions and feel at peace. I strongly believe every individual has resilient qualities, if provided the opportunity to explore their own capabilities, especially during difficult times. I have extensive experience in a variety of settings working with individuals and families from diverse backgrounds affected by trauma, depression, anxiety, grief/loss, family conflict, life transitions and identity concerns. My professional work is rooted in a trauma-informed, strength-based, client centered, cognitive behavioral perspective. I draw from a variety of therapeutic interventions and orientations to meet the identified needs and unique goals of each individual. I welcome the opportunity to support clients on their healing journey, address concerns and ultimately improve connections among oneself and others to achieve personal fulfillment. |
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Jenny Ingram MS, LPC, CSAC
Areas of Focus: Children, Adolescents, Teens, Adults, Families, & Couples Therapy is a powerful resource for those who choose to access these services. As a therapist I am honored to partner with individuals who enter services with hope and desire to improve their current situations. My priority is to develop a trusting therapeutic relationship as well as build a safe, supportive, and accepting environment for individuals of all ages, ethnicities, genders, and cultures; to travel the path of health and wellness. I am passionate about being able to help individuals to reach their solutions and self-actualization. Therapy is a partnership between the individual, their family, their community, and the therapist. I am passionate about helping individuals utilize their strengths and resiliency to heal. Professionally I am rooted in trauma informed services. I utilize a variety of therapeutic orientations including but not limited to cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, person centered therapy, narrative therapy, and solution focused therapy: to assist others in healing from trauma, depression, anxiety, grief, emotional management, relationship concerns, and overwhelming stressors. |
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Nicholle Hayton, MSW, CAPSW
Areas of Focus: Children, Adolescents, & Adults I have experience working with children and adolescents who have been affected by trauma, anxiety, depression, mood disorders, difficulty managing emotions and low self-esteem. My passion lies with helping children and adolescents navigate through the challenges that they may be facing. Additional interests include helping children and adolescents who have been impacted by trauma, as well as those who may be struggling with peer or family changes. This includes working with children and adolescents in the foster care system and other county services. As a school-based provider, I believe that it is important for children and adolescents to have as few disruptions as possible. I strive to work with children during the school day, in their school so they will not miss important instruction time. I currently provide services in the Rice Lake and Cameron School Districts. I am willing to meet clients at any given point in their journey in hopes of creating positive and healthy changes in their lives. I am under the supervision of Shannon Brice, MSW, LCSW. |
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Marie Hanby, MS, LPC-IT
Areas of Focus: Children, Adolescents, & Adults Establishing a collaborative working relationship with clients to help them achieve their therapeutic goals in a safe non judgmental atmosphere is my number one priority. I find assisting my clients to find their own path and achieve post traumatic growth is not only possible but also rewarding. My Christian faith informs who I am and how I relate to the world, and I seek to honor my clients' right to decide whether to integrate a faith informed approach in our work. I have trained to work with individuals of all ages and have experience working with adolescents, college age, and older adults with anxiety, depression, trauma, interpersonal relationship skills, life transitions and substance use. I have experience integrating expressive arts and play therapy in sessions. My special interests include domestic violence, betrayal trauma, grief and loss, and life transitions due to aging, divorce, empty nests, reentry to college or the workforce. I am under the supervision of Amanda Koteras, MA, LPC. |
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Jessica (Jessie) Love, MS, LPC-IT
Areas of Focus: Adolescents (age 11+) & Adults As humans, we all experience something that may be difficult to deal with alone, though as we may try. Therefore, it is my goal to create an environment where these experiences can be shared, processed, and reimagined as strength for the present and future, whatever that may mean for the client. It is imperative that a strong, authentic therapeutic relationship is founded in order to build and maintain trust (something I think many people find in short supply in their lives at times), creating a connection where healing and growth begins. I have experience working with drug and alcohol addiction in both adolescents and adults, which is my passion. It was my clients that inspired me to learn more and do better so I can provide more insights on other mental health topics that often go hand in hand with substance use. Topics such as anxiety, depression, trauma, abuse, conduct disorders, family mental health/addiction issues that may have molded parts of who we are today, but that we may not want to play as big a role in our future. Join me in this journey! I am under the supervision of Amanda Koteras, MA, LPC. |
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Brie Sweeney
Master of Social Work Intern Areas of Focus: Adolescents, Adults, Families, and Trauma I am passionate about working with individuals and families to empower themselves to live their best lives. I will strive to provide a warm and understanding environment to guide individuals in working through their personal challenges, whatever they may be. I have experience working with children and adolescents that have experienced trauma and have encountered the child welfare system. I have worked with adolescents with behavioral issues, depression, anxiety, and interpersonal violence. I have a background in sexual abuse, domestic abuse, and human trafficking. My areas of interest include but are not limited to: depression, anxiety, mindfulness practices, trauma, foster care, attachment, healing from abuse, emotion regulation, and self-acceptance. I am under the supervision of Shannon Brice, MSW, LCSW. |
