Now offering in-person sessions at our new Green Bay, WI office!
ABOUT THE PRACTICE
Birch Grove Family Therapy is a private practice rooted in warmth and guided by evidence.
I founded Birch Grove Family Therapy out of a deep belief that every family, and every family member, deserves a safe, unhurried space to heal. I specialize in working with families navigating conflict, children and teens facing emotional challenges, and individuals stepping down from inpatient care.
My approach is warm, collaborative, and solution based.
I believe that meaningful change happens when people feel genuinely heard — and that is always where we begin.
Outside the therapy room, I am a parent, a reader, and a firm believer in the restorative power of time spent in nature. Those values — patience, curiosity, and connection — shape everything I bring to my work.
Education & credentials
- Licensed Clinical Social Worker
- Masters in Social Work, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
- University of Wisconsin–Madison Capstone Certificate in Infant, Early Childhood and Family Mental Health
- Certified in Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT)
- Member, Wisconsin Alliance for Infant Mental Health
HOW WE WORK
Whatever brings you here, you will be met with warmth and respect. There is no story too complicated, no family too messy.
Sessions at Birch Grove are typically 50–90 minutes depending on the service. We typically begin with an initial consultation to understand your goals and determine the best path forward. We offer in-person sessions at our Green Bay office and virtual sessions across the state of Wisconsin.
We offer private pay and work with several major insurance plans. We also offer a sliding scale for those who need it; finances should not be a barrier to quality mental health care. Scheduling is simple — you can book directly online or reach out to us first if you have questions.
CALL 920-679-4996
APPROACH
Therapy is tailored to your needs.
We offer compassionate, evidence-based therapy for families, children, teens, and individuals navigating life's most challenging transitions.
At Birch Grove, we believe therapy works best when it feels like a true partnership. We take time to understand each unique story, strengths, and goals before recommending a path forward.
Our approach is warm, collaborative, and grounded in evidence-based methods including Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), and Attachment Based Therapy. I also incorporate elements of play therapy, mindfulness, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and somatic healing. I believe that meaningful change happens when people feel genuinely heard — and that is always where we begin.
SERVICES
Strengthen bonds and rebuild connection
Family therapy
Family therapy helps families navigate conflict, improve communication, and heal from difficult experiences together. We work with all family structures — blended families, single-parent households, multi-generational families, and even foster families— to create a safe space where ever
Strengthen bonds and rebuild connection
Family therapy
Family therapy helps families navigate conflict, improve communication, and heal from difficult experiences together. We work with all family structures — blended families, single-parent households, multi-generational families, and even foster families— to create a safe space where every voice is heard.
- Conflict resolution and communication skills
- Parenting support and co-parenting strategies
- Grief, loss, and major life transitions
- Trauma-informed family work
A safe space for young people to grow
Child and teen therapy
Children and teenagers face unique pressures — at school, at home, and within themselves. Our therapists use age-appropriate, evidence-based approaches to help young people build resilience, manage emotions, and develop the tools they need to thrive.
- Anxiety, depression, and mood c
A safe space for young people to grow
Child and teen therapy
Children and teenagers face unique pressures — at school, at home, and within themselves. Our therapists use age-appropriate, evidence-based approaches to help young people build resilience, manage emotions, and develop the tools they need to thrive.
- Anxiety, depression, and mood concerns
- School-related stress and social challenges
- Behavioral and emotional regulation
- Identity development and self-esteem
Continuity of care after hospitalization
Inpatient step-down support
Transitioning home after an inpatient psychiatric stay can be one of the most vulnerable times for a young person and their family.We provide structured, compassionate step-down support to bridge the gap between hospital and home — helping stabilize progress and prevent r
Continuity of care after hospitalization
Inpatient step-down support
Transitioning home after an inpatient psychiatric stay can be one of the most vulnerable times for a young person and their family.We provide structured, compassionate step-down support to bridge the gap between hospital and home — helping stabilize progress and prevent re-hospitalization.
- Coordination with inpatient treatment teams
- Safety planning and crisis prevention
- Family psychoeducation and support