Jennifer Schulz-Johnston
I've been practicing as an LPC in a private community-based clinic for the last 17 years. My specialty has been with traumatized youth in a group day treatment setting. I've also utilized play therapy with children while focusing on trauma resolution and healthy attachment with caregivers. Long ago and far away, I was trained in Levels I and II of EMDR. I'm admittedly rusty and not sure how this could be utilized in messaging, but I'm willing to explore how it may be integrated.
Michael Johnnson
I have thirty five years of experience serving people with a variety of issues. I work comfortably with individuals, couples, and families of any age and ethnicity. I have advanced training experiences in Family-Systems Therapy, and Motivational Interview. When I am given the honor of serving someone, I will offer an approach that feels most comfortable, and is the most effective for that person. Your experience, history, and current issues should guide the work we do together. I can use a quick 'solutions' focus. However the depth, complexity, and confusion of your experience will guide the style and pace of our work. I am a 72 year old Christian man with the experiences of marriage, divorce, a blended and inter-racial family, non-binary family members, vocational issues, addiction recovery, and ADHD. I can counsel from a Christian perspective, if you prefer. You will be my partner in the formation and execution of your treatment plan. I ensure that you know the purpose, process, and desired outcome of each element of our work together. My effort is directed by your thoughts, feelings, and expressions. Thank you for your time and consideration.
Nicole Jackson
Nicole has many talents. Her passion in nestled in the likes of helping others. She is currently employed Full-time with Milwaukee Area Technical College (MATC) and pool behavioral health staff with Columbia-St. Mary’s. Nicole’s other job duties include Federal Re-entry, clinical supervision, counseling (individual and group), consultation, AODA, Mental Health, and Trauma education and training, as well as administrative tasks. Nicole has diverse ability to use many counseling modalities however Cognitive-Behavior Therapy (CBT) and corrective thinking techniques are primary in Nicole’s work. Most of Nicole’s work surrounds the adult population, specifically in the criminal justice system. Nicole was also trained as a Parenting/Nurturing facilitator and sex offender treatment. Nicole completed her undergraduate degree in psychology and drug counseling at Alverno College, where she joined PSI CHI, The National Honors Society in Psychology. She went on to complete her Masters degree at Mount Mary College, now known as Mount Mary University in community counseling with a focus on mental health and trauma.
Linda Skoug
As a licensed therapist in Wisconsin, I have over 20 years of experience. I specialize in supporting individuals navigating complex emotional landscapes. My approach centers on compassionate, trauma-informed care that addresses a wide range of challenges, including anxiety, depression, relationship dynamics, self-esteem, and personal growth. I have extensive experience working with diverse populations, particularly focusing on young adults, older adults, and individuals processing trauma, attachment issues, and life transitions. My therapeutic style emphasizes creating a safe, affirming space where clients can explore their experiences, heal from past wounds, and develop stronger, more authentic connections with themselves and others. My expertise spans multiple areas, including stress management, intimacy-related concerns, social anxiety, and supporting individuals through significant life changes like divorce, midlife transitions, and personal identity exploration. I am committed to walking alongside my clients, offering empathetic guidance and evidence-based strategies that empower personal transformation and emotional resilience.
Tiffany Wilhelm
I am a board certified, licensed professional counselor, located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin with a total of 14 years of professional work experience in the mental health field. I worked in a variety of non-profit roles, including responding to mental health crisis situations for youth within the Milwaukee community and facilitated psycho-education groups ranging from sex education, anger management, sexual exploitation prevention to cognitive behavioral groups for depression. I have held leadership positions within non-profits, training and supervising programs for crisis response, commercial sexual exploitation of children mentoring and crisis prevention, and protective placements for adults who are vulnerable due to their disabilities. I work administratively in residential treatment, supervising and utilizing Dialectical Behavior Therapy. I have years of experience doing counseling out of outpatient clinics and within I have 8 years of professional counseling experience. My experiences in helping individuals ranges with trauma, substance use, co-occurring disorders, stress and anxiety, anger management, & depression. I also have experience working with coping with life changes. I became interested in counseling because I believe in the power of healing through engaging relationships and the importance of having feedback from someone else who is skillful to help support and guide one's path for a healthier, happier life. I incorporate these beliefs in my work with my individuals to create an open and safe environment where thoughts and feelings can be shared without fear of judgment. I utilize, teach and support mindfulness practice to be present with individuals, empathize in their suffering and guide them through difficult experiences. I believe you are the expert on you, and empowering you to be assertive. It's my role to help you meet the goals you have set for yourself. Therapy is an incredibly rewarding experience, and yet it is very difficult. Taking the first step to sign up for therapy can take courage and I am proud of you for getting started! When you are ready, its a journey we can experience together.
Corinne Billet
As a licensed therapist in Wisconsin, I specialize in supporting individuals navigating complex emotional landscapes. My approach centers on understanding each person's unique journey, with expertise in addressing stress, anxiety, relationship challenges, and personal growth. I'm deeply committed to creating a compassionate, non-judgmental space where clients can explore their experiences and develop meaningful strategies for healing. My therapeutic work focuses on helping individuals work through life transitions, social anxiety, trauma recovery, and personal identity challenges. I draw from evidence-based practices to support clients in building self-esteem, improving communication, and developing resilient coping mechanisms. Whether you're experiencing workplace stress, relationship difficulties, or seeking deeper self-understanding, I'm dedicated to walking alongside you with empathy and professional guidance.
Jasen Livermore
I am licensed in Wyoming with 5 years of professional work experience. I have experience in helping clients with stress and anxiety, relationship issues, depression, & coping with life changes. I believe that you are the expert of your story and that you have many strengths that will assist you in overcoming things that challenge you. Taking the first step to sign up for therapy can take courage and I am proud of you for getting started!
Yelena Drozdov-Clawson
I am a licensed therapist in Wisconsin. I specialize in supporting individuals through complex life transitions and emotional challenges. My approach centers on helping clients develop resilience, self-understanding, and healthy coping strategies, particularly for those navigating depression, anxiety, career difficulties, and interpersonal dynamics. My practice focuses on addressing diverse needs, including women's issues, multicultural concerns, caregiver stress, family problems, and challenges related to aging and immigration. I bring a compassionate, subtle perspective to supporting older adults and individuals seeking a thoughtful, conservative therapeutic approach. Drawing from in-person and virtual clinical experience, I create a supportive environment where clients can explore their emotional needs, build self-esteem, and develop meaningful strategies for personal growth. My work is grounded in appreciating each person's unique journey and providing tailored, empathetic guidance. I am committed to providing individualized goal plans, honoring client's personal experiences and helping them cultivate greater self-love, emotional balance, and personal empowerment.
Trina Kroening-Skime
As a licensed clinical social worker in Wisconsin and a Licensed independent social worker in Iowa, I specialize in supporting individuals navigating complex emotional landscapes. My professional approach centers on compassionate, evidence-based care for those experiencing depression, anxiety, trauma, and addiction challenges. I'm committed to creating a supportive, non-judgmental environment where clients can explore their experiences and develop meaningful strategies for personal growth and healing. My therapeutic practice is rooted in understanding each individual's unique journey, with a focus on empowering clients to build resilience and discover their inner strengths. I draw from contemporary therapeutic techniques to help people develop effective coping mechanisms and work through life's most challenging emotional experiences. I approach each client relationship with deep respect, cultural sensitivity, and a genuine commitment to supporting their personal transformation. Whether you're struggling with stress, trauma, or seeking personal development, I'm dedicated to walking alongside you with empathy and professional expertise.
Ashley Heiges
I am licensed in Wisconsin with 5 years of professional work experience. I have experience in helping clients with stress, anxiety, coping with addictions, relationship issues, & anger management. I also have experience working with bipolar disorder. I work with my clients to create an open and safe environment where thoughts and feelings can be shared without fear of judgment. Taking the first step to sign up for therapy can take courage and I am proud of you for getting started!
Rebecca Nelson
My hope is for the therapeutic experience to be a user friendly as possible. I enjoy working with individuals who want to learn more about themselves, improve confidence and find empowerment! Individuals who are struggling and are looking for support in terms of interpersonal relationships, emotional regulation, impacts of trauma, grief/loss, life transitions, problem-solving and who could use support in finding meaning from life experiences. I think the greatest growth occurs along with the courage to explore oneself, make meaningful connections, feelings of competency, experience freedom of choice and build confidence! I have a humanistic, person-centered, trauma-informed approach to therapy. I am relationship oriented; strength based and utilize positive psychology. I am a Certified Grief Counselor as well as a Certified Eating Disorder Specialist, and I currently am training in Woman's Health although welcome all genders and identities! I believe that the sense of connection and sense of security are the two most powerful aspects of the therapeutic relationship. I strive to be genuine, sincere, compassionate, collaborative and non-judgmental. I want sessions to feel inviting where you feel welcome and safe to engage. I love to laugh and welcome senses of humor :)
Brian Groeschel
I am a licensed therapist with more than 15 years of experience helping individuals through life's challenges. My approach is compassionate and I aim to help clients navigate struggles including depression, anxiety, trauma, relationship dynamics, and personal growth. I specialize in addressing a wide range of concerns, from workplace stress and social anxiety to deeper issues like attachment challenges, grief, and self-esteem. My therapeutic style is adaptive and client-centered, designed to meet each person's unique needs. My professional background allows me to work with individuals from varied backgrounds, including those seeking support around sexuality, cultural identity, family dynamics, and personal transformation. I'm committed to creating a supportive environment where clients can explore their experiences, develop meaningful insights, and cultivate positive change. Whether you're confronting life transitions, managing complex emotions, or seeking personal growth, I'm here to support you with empathy, expertise, and genuine care.
Angela Kalsbeek
Angela describes her counseling style as meeting the client where they are at using compassion, connection, and kindness. She identifies as an eclectic counselor, meaning she seeks to discover and implement the most effective treatment for each child and family she works with. She utilizes a variety of art and play therapy methods when working with children and believes in unconditional acceptance, and fostering a safe place to share. Angela understands we all learn differently so she caters therapy to each child’s needs by utilizing a strength-based approach which includes cognitive behavioral therapy strategies, mindfulness interventions, and psychoeducation to teach the child how their body is regulated and what impact their life experiences have in response to their emotions. This helps the child understand how their brain and body are connected and they learn ways to rewire their thinking. Outside of work, Angela enjoys walking her dog, Ruby, gardening, spending time with family, doing DIY seasonal projects, listening to music, and going to concerts. Specialties: Adjustment Disorders, Attachment Concerns, Anger, Anxiety, Boundaries, Bullying, Conflict Resolution, Depression, Emotional Processing, Foster care, Grief & Loss, Life Transitions, Neurodivergent, Parenting Shame & Guilt, Sensitive Children, Self-Esteem, Self-Identity, Self-Harm, Separation Issues, Stress Management, Student Issues, Trauma, Relationship Issues Population: Children, Youth, Teens, Young Adults, Parents, & Families Modalities: Art Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Emotional Freedom Technique (tapping), Sand Tray Therapy, Therapeutic Play through connection
Heather Mattson
I'm a therapist dedicated to supporting individuals through life's most challenging moments. I work with clients navigating depression, anxiety, stress, relationship difficulties, trauma, and grief—helping them find clarity, healing, and renewed sense of purpose. My approach is grounded in creating a safe, affirming space where you feel truly heard and respected. I'm committed to working with LGBTQ+ clients and those seeking a secular therapeutic environment. I specialize in helping people explore self-love, improve communication, work through isolation and loneliness, and address concerns like social anxiety, panic, and post-traumatic stress. I also support clients working through life transitions—including divorce, loss, and major life changes—as well as complex issues like attachment patterns, codependency, self-harm, and identity concerns. Whether you're navigating family dynamics, workplace challenges, relationship patterns, or personal growth, I'm here to walk alongside you with compassion and genuine care. My therapeutic approach is collaborative and person-centered. I believe in meeting you where you are and honoring your unique experiences and strengths. Together, we'll work at a pace that feels right for you, building tools and insights that support meaningful, lasting change. Taking the first step toward therapy takes courage, and I'm honored to support you on your journey.
*BetterHelp insurance availability, coverage, and cost may vary by state, plan, provider network, therapist availability, and deductible status.
Find a therapist near you in Warrens, Wisconsin
Finding a therapist near you in Warrens, Wisconsin starts with matching to a licensed professional who fits your needs, schedule, and goals. Wisconsin is home to people with diverse mental health needs across urban, suburban, and rural communities, which can make it challenging to find care. BetterHelp connects you with a licensed therapist through tailored matching, so you can begin care from home or wherever works for you.
The network includes over 30,000 licensed therapists globally, and over 4 million people have used BetterHelp to find support through online therapy. During matching, 93% of user preferences are met, which helps you connect with a therapist suited to what you are looking for. Whether you are searching for help with anxiety, trauma, affordable or insurance covered therapy, weekend or flexible scheduling, or virtual sessions, you can find a therapist and get started when you are ready.
Why work with a licensed therapist near you?
Working with a licensed therapist near you gives you access to professional mental health support from someone trained to help you understand and manage what you are going through. A licensed therapist can offer evidence-based approaches, a steady space to talk, and guidance tailored to your situation. In Wisconsin, online therapy can make that care more accessible, since sessions happen from home or wherever you are, without the need to travel to an office. This can help if your schedule is full, if travel is difficult, or if you simply prefer a more discreet setting. You can learn more about what a therapist does on the therapist role page.
Online therapy can be especially helpful for people living across Wisconsin, where access to in-person mental health care may vary by location.
What concerns can therapists help with?
Therapists can help with a wide range of concerns, including anxiety and stress, depression, trauma and PTSD, self-esteem and identity, people-pleasing and fear of rejection, insomnia and racing thoughts, workplace stress and burnout, substance use, parenting and co-parenting stress, grief and loss, and relationship and family challenges. Therapists on BetterHelp may draw on approaches such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), depending on your needs and goals. You can explore support for specific concerns on pages such as generalized anxiety disorder, major depressive disorder, posttraumatic stress disorder, attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder, and eating disorders.
Please note that therapists on BetterHelp do not provide psychiatric medication management or formal diagnoses.
Online therapy vs. in-person therapy in Wisconsin
Online therapy and in-person therapy both connect you with a licensed professional, and the main difference is how you meet. In Wisconsin, online therapy through BetterHelp lets you have sessions by phone, video, or in-app messaging, so you can meet from home or on a schedule that fits your life. In-person therapy takes place at an office and may involve travel and set appointment windows. Online therapy may be more accessible for people with busy schedules, limited transportation, or a preference for a more discreet setting. Both formats can support meaningful progress, so the right choice often comes down to what fits your life.
Finding a therapist that accepts insurance in Wisconsin
BetterHelp accepts insurance through many major insurance plans. Insurance availability and coverage may vary by state, plan, provider network, and therapist availability, and deductible status. Eligible members' average copay is $23 per session.
You can check your in-network status on the BetterHelp site through the sign up flow. If you prefer to pay without insurance, BetterHelp subscriptions range from $70 to $100 per week, billed as an alternative way to access the same care, and you can use HSA and FSA funds toward the cost. For a full breakdown of how BetterHelp works with insurance plans, see BetterHelp insurance coverage.
How BetterHelp helps you find the right therapist in Wisconsin
BetterHelp helps you find the right therapist in Wisconsin through personalized matching that considers your needs, preferences, and goals. After you answer a few questions during the sign up flow, you can be matched with a licensed therapist from a network of over 30,000 professionals, and 93% of user preferences are met during matching. The search and location matching cover common near-me needs, including anxiety, trauma, affordable or sliding-scale support, weekend or flexible scheduling, and virtual sessions. If your first match is not the right fit, you can switch therapists at no extra cost. When you are ready, you can get started and begin the process.
Therapists near you in Wisconsin
Below, you’ll find licensed therapists authorized to provide online therapy to adults across Wisconsin, including residents in Warrens.
Each provider meets state licensing requirements and has experience supporting clients with a wide range of mental health concerns using evidence-based therapeutic approaches.
Please note: Therapists on BetterHelp in Wisconsin do not provide psychiatric medication management or formal diagnoses.
Frequently asked questions about finding a therapist near me
How much does therapy cost near me?
Therapy costs near you can vary by provider, format, and payment method. With BetterHelp, subscriptions range from $70 to $100 per week, and you can use HSA and FSA funds toward the cost. BetterHelp also accepts insurance through many major insurance plans, and eligible members' average copay is $23 per session. Insurance availability and coverage may vary by state, plan, provider network, and therapist availability, and deductible status.
Does BetterHelp accept insurance?
Yes. BetterHelp accepts insurance through many major insurance plans. Insurance availability and coverage may vary by state, plan, provider network, and therapist availability. Eligible members' average copay is $23 per session. Check your in-network status on the BetterHelp site through the sign up flow. For a full breakdown of how BetterHelp works with insurance plans, see BetterHelp insurance coverage.
Is online therapy effective?
Online therapy can be an effective way to receive licensed mental health care for many common concerns. Research suggests that online therapy may support progress in ways comparable to in-person care for concerns such as anxiety and depression. On BetterHelp, you connect with a licensed therapist who can use evidence-based approaches such as CBT and DBT, and you can meet by phone, video, or in-app messaging.
Do I need a diagnosis to see a therapist?
No, you do not need a diagnosis to see a therapist. Many people begin therapy to work through stress, life changes, relationships, or personal growth without any diagnosis. Please note that therapists on BetterHelp do not provide psychiatric medication management or formal diagnoses. If you are looking for a starting point, personalized matching can connect you with a licensed therapist suited to your goals.
How quickly can I start therapy?
You can often start therapy within 24 to 48 hours of signing up with BetterHelp. After you answer a few questions during the sign up flow, personalized matching connects you with a licensed therapist, and you can schedule your first session once you are matched. This process is designed to help you begin care at your own pace, without a long wait.
Can I switch therapists if it’s not the right fit?
Yes. If you feel your therapist is not the right match, you can request to be matched with another licensed provider at no additional cost. You are able to do so through the BetterHelp user portal and select switch therapists if needed.
Is online therapy discreet?
Online therapy with BetterHelp offers a discreet setting where you can connect with a licensed therapist from the comfort of your home. Sessions take place by phone, video, or in-app messaging, so you can meet without going into an office. Your account and sessions are protected with strong safeguards, and you choose how and where you attend. This can make therapy feel more comfortable for people who prefer a discreet way to get support.
Find a Therapist in Warrens, Wisconsin
Ready to begin? BetterHelp can match you with a licensed therapist serving Warrens and the surrounding WI area. When you are ready to take the next step, get started.