Amanda Anhalt, LCSW, CSAC, ICS

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), Clinical Substance Abuse Counselor (CSAC) and Independent Clinical Supervisor (ICS). I received my Bachelor of Science Degree from Marian College in 2007 and my Master’s in Social Work Degree from University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee in 2014. My emphasis is individualized treatment that focuses on the client’s strengths and skill building while using a trauma informed approach. I work with youth, adolescents and adults.

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Catherine Hayen, LPC

I earned my Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health at the University of Nebraska at Kearney in 2020.

I am licensed in Professional Counseling issued by the state of Wisconsin and certification in counseling by the National Board for Certified Counseling.
My focus includes an array of mental health concerns including, but not limited to, depression, anxiety, substance use, personality disorders, trauma and PTSD.

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Christine Jenkins, LPC

I received my Bachelors degree in 1990 and my Master degree in 1992 from Oakland University in Rochester, Michigan. My career began in 1992 working within the community mental health system as a counselor, supervisor and administrator. In 2005 I transitioned to outpatient counseling which has allowed me extensive experience working with youth, adolescence and adults.

For over 20 years I have worked with individuals, couples, families and groups of all ages with a variety of issues. I specialize in therapy for those experiencing depression, anxiety, bipolar disorders, adjustment to life challenges, divorce, marital and relationship problems. My therapeutic approach is integrative counseling with a solution focused cognitive-behavioral foundation. I believe that counseling is a collaborative effort between me, the counselor and you the client. The purpose and direction of treatment is realized through prompt intervention with specific and limited goals. We will work together utilizing our combined resources to identify and amplify change.

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Gail Kowalkowski, LCSW, SAC-IT

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and Substance Abuse Counselor IT (SAC-IT) . I received my Bachelor of Science Degree from University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and my Master’s in Social Work Degree from University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee. I have over 25 years of experience working in the social services field. My emphasis is meeting the patient in a safe, empathetic and non-judgemental person centered setting. I work with adolescents and adults.

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Suzanne Speltz, LCSW

Suzanne is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, LCSW. She graduated in 1990 with a Master of Science Social Work degree from UW Madison. She was a School Social Worker for 26 years in Sheboygan and is well versed in working with a wide variety of people, ages and situations. Suzanne works with both adolescents and adults. She offers therapy with a Biblical/Christian view.

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Justin Strahl, LPC, CSAC

Justin R. Strahl graduated UW-Oshkosh, in 1995 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology and from UW-Whitewater in 2001, with a Master’s Degree in Community Counseling. He has 17 years experience with individuals who suffer from persistent and chronic mental illness, as well as four years experience with those who are institutionalized.

He uses a dual-systems approach to therapy which includes both a physical wellness model and the cognitive-behavioral approach. His main specialty is helping clients develop coping strategies for troubling circumstances through the use of a solutions-focused approach.

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Trent Mikalowsky, LPC-IT, SAC-IT

I earned my Master’s degree in Professional Counseling from the University of Wisconsin–Oshkosh in December 2025. I currently hold Wisconsin training licenses as a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC-IT) and Substance Abuse Counselor (SAC-IT).

My clinical approach is client-centered and eclectic, grounded in the present moment while thoughtfully honoring the past experiences that shape each person’s identity. I work collaboratively with clients to address current challenges in a way that feels practical, meaningful, and responsive to their lived experiences. I have a particular interest in working with ADHD, men’s issues, anxiety, depression, trauma, and PTSD, while also supporting clients with a wide range of concerns impacting their well-being. My goal is to provide a supportive, respectful, and effective therapeutic space that empowers clients to better understand themselves and move toward lasting change.

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Justin Wahl Adame, LPC-IT, SAC-IT

I earned my Masters Degree in Clinical Mental Health at Lakeland University in May of 2025. I

currently hold my training license for Substance Abuse Counseling and Licensed Professional

Therapist issued through the state of Wisconsin.

My main approach in therapy is person centered and cognitive-behavioral therapy as I view every person as unique and different. I like to pair these approaches with a solution-focused therapy and reality therapy. I also have clients explore art therapy as it sheds light on topics we struggle to verbalize at times. I focus on tailoring each treatment to the clients specific needs while being direct in terminology to ensure clients begin to take hold of problems/struggles at hand. I also have experience in ABA therapy for children with Autism.

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Thai Yang, LPC-IT, SAC-IT

Thai Yang is a Licensed Professional Counselor In Training (LPC-IT) and Substance Abuse Counselor In Training (SAC-IT). He holds a Master of Arts degree and is actively working toward full licensure. Thai has years of experience in the mental health field, focusing on young adults and adults navigating personal growth and emotional wellness. He is committed to providing a safe, supportive, and non-judgmental space for all clients.

Areas of Specialization: Adults ages 18+

Adult Challenges: Addressing the complexities of new beginnings, mitigating job stress, and achieving greater autonomy.
Substance Use Ambivalence: Assessing readiness using the Stages of Change (TTM) model and utilizing targeted strategies to move clients from Contemplation to Action.
Internal Conflict and Self-Criticism: Applying Internal Family Systems (IFS) to resolve internal conflict, harmonize protective Parts, and access the core Self's wisdom and confidence.
Co-Occurring Mental Health & Substance Use Disorders (Dual Diagnosis): Treating individuals struggling with addiction alongside mental health conditions like Anxiety and Depression.

"My goal is simple: to start by offering you a space of unconditional positive regard (Person-Centered), where you don't have to pretend. This safety allows us to explore your inner landscape of 'parts' (IFS) without judgment. As we understand why change feels blocked (TTM), you naturally shift from feeling stuck to feeling truly integrated and ready to live your authentic life."

Tom Yedica, SAC-IT

I am a licensed teacher and have taught psychology high school / university courses for the past 28 years. I graduated with a master's in history from UW- Madison (1993), PDC with an emphasis in educational identity psychology from UW-Green Bay (2003), post-graduate research in political psychology at UW-Milwaukee (2021) and am currently finishing a master's in clinical counseling from Lakeland University (x2026). As a 30-year member of the American Psychological Association, my expertise is in psychoeducation, AODA issues, lifespan development, and cognitive-behavioral modalities.

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