With nearly two decades as an educator, Tiffany has shaped the minds and social-emotional development of young people while also mentoring fellow educators. Her experience has strengthened her ability to actively listen, work with diverse populations, and foster accountability. Motivated by a deep commitment to holistic well-being, Tiffany became a counselor to address the increasing need for mental health support in Black and Brown communities. She utilizes a client-centered approach, integrating various therapeutic modalities to best serve each individual’s needs.

Billy is passionate about helping individuals navigate life’s challenges and find their inner strength. His journey into mental health counseling stems from personal experiences and a deep appreciation for the power of therapy in fostering growth and healing. A Marquette University graduate with experience at the Multicultural Trauma and Addictions Treatment Center, Billy specializes in trauma-informed care, including TF-CBT, ACT, and DBT. He values flexibility, continuous learning, and fostering connections with diverse populations.

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Sara is dedicated to walking alongside individuals as they navigate life’s challenges. A former high school special education teacher, she transitioned into clinical social work after gaining experience in crisis intervention with youth and adults. Sara integrates Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Motivational Interviewing in her practice, with a passion for working with teens.

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Ricardo’s journey from Jamaica to the U.S. shaped his dedication to education, athletics, and mental health. A Concordia University graduate and former professional athlete, he has over a decade of experience in social services, including Wraparound, Project Ujima, and Aurora Psychiatric Hospital. Currently completing his LPC licensure, Ricardo specializes in integrating therapeutic modalities with sports performance, focusing on mental health in athletes. He has also published research on strategies for counselors working with elite athletes who have experienced trauma.

I am a compassionate and empathetic aspiring Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor, dedicated to helping others grow through collaboration. With a strong foundation in counseling theories, psychopathology, and mental health diagnosis, I am developing skills in CBT, Motivational Interviewing, Person-Centered Therapy, and ACT. My experience includes observing and documenting client behaviors, reflective listening, and building rapport with diverse populations. While open to working with all clients, I have a special passion for children and hope to refine my niche as I progress through my internship.

Antonette Johnson is a dedicated therapist passionate about guiding individuals on their journey of healing, growth, and self-discovery. She creates a safe, nonjudgmental space where clients can explore their thoughts and emotions without fear of stigma. Grounded in empathy, collaboration, and empowerment, Antonette tailors her approach to each client’s unique needs, ensuring a supportive and client-centered therapeutic experience. She considers it an honor to walk alongside her clients as they navigate life’s challenges.

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With over 15 years of experience in education, healthcare administration, and behavioral health, Nakia is committed to being part of the solution by providing social-emotional support and clinical resources. She meets people where they are, building meaningful connections to help individuals unlock their hidden potential.

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Henan brings a healthcare background and a passion for connecting families with essential resources. With a Bachelor’s degree in Biology and years of direct patient care experience, she helps children develop life skills while supporting parents in improving communication. Her resourcefulness enables families to make positive, lasting changes.

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I am a master’s student in Clinical Mental Health Counseling with a specialization in Rehabilitation Counseling at Marquette University. Passionate about mental wellness, I believe in the power of empathy and active listening. My experience at the Psychological Counseling Center of Beijing Sport University enhanced my ability to create supportive environments for clients. Skilled in building trust and fostering safe spaces, I am dedicated to exploring effective counseling approaches to help individuals overcome challenges.

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Nyob Zoo! My name is Lumina Her-Jackson (She/Her/Hers), and I am completing my Master of Science in Education – Counseling at UW-Superior while fulfilling my internship hours. As a mental health care coordinator, I support individuals by assessing needs, planning care, advocating, and providing resources. My approach is client-centered, tailoring therapy modalities to meet individual needs while fostering a compassionate and supportive environment.
In my free time, I enjoy reading memoirs and biographies, exploring thrift stores and coffee shops with my husband, and engaging in outdoor activities like kayaking and long walks.

I’m Asia, a licensed social worker and psychotherapist specializing in trauma-informed care. Passionate about supporting children, adolescents, and families, I also focus on maternal health and women’s wellness. With a background in child welfare, I understand the challenges faced by individuals and families and strive to create a safe, culturally affirming space for healing. My goal is to help clients heal from trauma, build resilience, and strengthen connections—because growth and healing are always possible.

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Josh is a dedicated advocate in the mental health field, specializing in helping families stay connected while fostering independence. With a hands-on approach, he teaches youth vital communication and accountability skills. His expertise extends to connecting individuals with employment and skill-building opportunities.

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Tesa is a Licensed Master Addiction Counselor and Clinical Substance Abuse Counselor with certifications across multiple states. A former NAADAC Hawaii President-Elect, she specializes in trauma-informed, client-centered care and cognitive behavioral interventions for substance use and interpersonal violence. She also serves as a U.S. DOT SAP Return to Duty Assessor, offering in-person and virtual services.

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Kawanda is a Professional Counseling student at Concordia University with a commitment to creating a safe, non-judgmental space for clients. She employs evidence-based practices and compassionate listening to help individuals navigate personal challenges. Dedicated to continuous learning, she tailors her therapeutic approach to meet each client’s unique needs.

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Robin Young is a compassionate mental health professional with a Master’s in Psychology/Counseling from Northwestern University. She has extensive experience in therapy, case management, and client advocacy, supporting youth, adults, and families through individualized counseling and crisis intervention.
With a background as a Therapist I at Roger’s Behavioral Health and Case Manager at Wellpoint Care Network, Robin specializes in trauma-informed care, substance use counseling (SAC-IT), and psychoeducational support. She is committed to providing culturally aware, evidence-based therapy that fosters resilience and personal growth in her clients.

Sofie is a Clinical Mental Health Counseling intern at Liberty University with a background in psychology from Marquette University. She has experience in intensive group therapy settings and specializes in working with adolescents. With training in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Sofie emphasizes validation and growth while personalizing treatment for each client.

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Mattie is a Clinical Mental Health Counseling intern at Marquette University with a background in psychology and art. Passionate about working with children and adolescents, she incorporates restorative justice practices, emotional regulation strategies, and creative therapeutic techniques such as art and play therapy. She specializes in anxiety, depression, trauma, and LGBTQ+ issues.

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Xinyu discovered a passion for mental health counseling in high school, drawn to the idea that helping others is a path to self-growth. With experience in HR recruitment, crisis hotline support, and working with underserved children, Xinyu brings strong empathy and cultural sensitivity to the field. Inspired by Irvin D. Yalom, Xinyu approaches therapy with curiosity and openness.

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Daija is a doctoral student in Counseling Psychology at Marquette University. She has a background in psychology from North Carolina State University, where research inspired her pursuit of clinical practice. Her interests include culturally informed mindfulness, belonging, and mental health. Daija specializes in depression, anxiety, substance use, trauma, and disability support. With a focus on accessibility and culturally responsive care, she strives to provide evidence-based interventions to underserved communities.

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Ava is a counseling intern from UW-Superior with a passion for helping individuals heal from trauma. She works with clients of all ages, specializing in trauma-focused care, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and person-centered therapy. Ava is a compassionate listener who creates a supportive space for healing. She has experience working with youth facing problematic sexualized behaviors, trauma, and domestic violence, guiding them toward personal growth and resilience.

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Pat’s journey into counseling began with a lifelong desire to help others heal. Originally aspiring to be a doctor, Pat instead found a calling in the arts, spending years as a theatrical stagehand and lighting designer. Recognizing the therapeutic power of live theater in speaking to the soul and fostering healing, Pat transitioned into mental health counseling to support individuals in a more direct way.
With a wealth of life experience, deep empathy, and strong listening skills, Pat creates a supportive and understanding space for clients. Drawing from personal challenges and diverse professional experiences, Pat is committed to helping others navigate their own journeys toward healing and self-discovery.

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As a social work graduate student, I am driven by a passion for advocacy, social justice, and mental health. My journey began with a bachelor’s degree, where I gained foundational knowledge and hands-on experience in serving marginalized communities. Working alongside dedicated social workers has inspired me to pursue a master’s degree, focusing on youth well-being and policy change. Committed to making a meaningful impact, I strive to be an empathetic advocate and agent of transformation in the field of social work.

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I am a Licensed Professional Counselor with professional experience working with adults who experience depression, panic, anxiety, disassociation, schizophrenia and schizoaffective disorders. The therapeutic modalities I practice draw from cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT) and evidence and strengths based and person- based care psychotherapy with training in behavioral neuroscience and suicide prevention. As your therapist we work together to identify strengths, increase your coping skills, reduce negative thoughts and behaviors while increasing psychological health. I am committed to understanding diversity and inclusion as I strive to create a safe environment for all of my clients.

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I am Christiana Davis, currently licensed in Wisconsin as LPC and CSAC. I have experience in helping clients with stress and anxiety, coping with addictions, motivation, self esteem, and confidence. I began my career as a crisis worker for inner city youth which sparked my passion for the therapeutic setting. I soon after enrolled in the Master's program for Professional Counseling at Concordia University. My professional counseling journey began with working at an AODA outpatient setting, to a MAT clinic, to working with adults and youth in the inner city, I have experience working with clients on coping with life changes, stressors and trauma. I believe that you are the expert of your story and by highlighting your strengths and assisting you with your skills, you are capable of overcoming things that challenge you. Taking the first step to seeking a more fulfilling and happier life takes courage. I am here to support you in that process.

I have a passion for assisting people identify and implement their vision of a life worth living.
My specialized treatment modalities and areas of focus are as follows:

• Eating Disorders

• Workplace Culture

• Stress Management

• Depression Treatment

• Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)

• Emotionally Focused Therapy

• Trauma Therapy

• Anxiety Disorders

• Stress Tolerance

• Workplace Relations

• Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT)

• Grief Counseling

• Life Transitions

• Career Counseling

• Career Transitioning

• AODA 

• Group Therapy

• Family Therapy

• Family Engagement

• Relationship Counseling

• Interpersonal Relationships

• Somatic Experiencing

• Faith-Based Counseling

• Play Therapy 

Sheron Reynolds, LPC-IT, SAC-IT, is a Wisconsin-based therapist specializing in individual therapy for children, adolescents, and adults. With a Bachelor’s in Psychology and a Master’s in Clinical Counseling, she helps clients navigate stress and life challenges using CBT and DBT techniques. Sheron fosters a supportive environment, empowering personal growth and emotional resilience. Outside of work, she enjoys reading, sports, traveling, and quality time with loved ones. Committed to compassionate, high-quality care, she is honored to serve her community.

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Angel is a dedicated and compassionate substance abuse counselor with a strong Christian background. She integrates faith-based interventions into her practice to support clients on their path to recovery and healing. Committed to providing holistic, client-centered care, Angel is currently working toward full licensure, helping individuals overcome challenges with empathy, guidance, and spiritual support.

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Lucille holds a Bachelor of Science in Community Education from UW-Milwaukee and an associate’s degree in urban education and planning from MATC. With experience as a GED instructor, ESL teacher, and K-8 intervention teacher at the Academy of Excellence, she is passionate about education. She has training in Restorative Justice and peacemaking circles, sharing her knowledge in schools and organizations. As a Parent Advocate for LIFE Wellness and Counseling Services, she connects families to resources. A former regional director of No Child Left Behind, Lucille values social-emotional learning, gospel music, painting, and helping others. She is a proud mother and great-grandmother.