Helping People Find Their Way

Alyssa holds a Master’s Degree in Social Work from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice and has over 5 years working with individuals involved in the criminal justice system with substance use disorders. Alyssa also holds a substance abuse certification, and has experience in facilitating AODA and trauma focused groups. Alyssa enjoys working with families, and individuals of all ages.

Amanda earned her associate degree at the University of Wisconsin-Fox Valley, a bachelor’s degree in sociology with a minor in psychology and an emphasis in gerontology at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, and a master’s degree in social work at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.

Previously, Amanda worked in the child welfare system with children and families that lacked a healthy, safe support system and experienced immense trauma, grief and separation. Amanda has also worked with women experiencing struggles related to trauma and substance use. Amanda has worked in many different areas of social work, largely focused on programs related to substance use, grief, mental health, trauma, community-based social services, and at-risk youth.

Amanda’s approach with clients and families is strength-based and person-centered and encourages them to develop skills they need to reach their full potential. Amanda’s passion for creating a safe space for clients to heal allows them to advocate for themselves and develop lifelong skills. Amanda typically works with individuals 6 and older, as well as families.

Dr. Cameron earned Masters and Doctoral degrees in Clinical Psychology from Eastern Michigan University and a Bachelors degree in Psychology from UW-Milwaukee. He has worked as a psychology instructor and addictions researcher but his primary focus is conducting therapy with individuals and families.

Compass Counseling contracts with Cameron Psychological Services for testing and other psychological services.

Blake has a Master's Degree from Concordia University of Wisconsin in counseling. He has served as a foster parent for eight years and has four years of experience as a therapist in the residential setting. Blake enjoys working with a wide variety of people. He believes we all have the power to make changes in our lives if we can understand the influences on how we make choices.

Carmen holds a Master’s Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Northern Vermont University and is dually licensed in both Substance Abuse and Clinical Mental Health Counseling.   She completed her internships at Compass Counseling and at ACS Clinical Services.  She has experience working with anxiety, trauma, mood disorders, and addictions.  Carmen also has experience working in Treatment Court Programs with adults dealing with substance abuse and legal issues.  Carmen uses a strengths-based, person-centered approach to work with adolescents and adults in developing healthy coping skills toward mental wellness.

Liz has a wide range of education and clinical experience. Liz received her Master of Arts in Counseling degree from Lakeland College and her undergraduate degree from the University of MN. She has over 11 years working in mental health in the areas of Residential Treatment, Outpatient Mental Health, College Counseling and Employee Assistance Programs. Liz uses a holistic, strength-based approach to therapy when working with all ages and areas of concern. She is trained in EMDR which is used to help eleviate symptoms of trauma. She also uses other treatment modalities including cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy and mindfullness.

Rick earned his Master’s Degree in Social Work from Loyola University with specialized training in Substance Abuse and Addictions, holding licenses in Wisconsin and Illinois.  Before becoming a clinical therapist, he spent 34 years as a Trial Attorney specializing in complex civil litigation.  Rick has also worked as a Guardian ad Litem on court-related matters involving a broad range of family and mental health challenges.  Rick takes a strengths-based approach to therapy with adults, couples and families, integrating mindfulness practices with the following treatment models: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy; Narrative Therapy; Dialectical Behavioral Therapy.

Shannon is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with a Substance Abuse Specialty and earned a Master of Social Work degree from the University of Michigan. She has worked in inpatient and outpatient settings, treating both mental health and substance abuse issues. Shannon provides therapy services for individuals ages 12 and up, couples, families, and groups, and uses a strengths-based approach to help empower her clients.

Stacey holds a graduate degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from UW-Stout, with academic concentration in Crisis/Trauma and Addictions and a bachelor’s in psychology with emphasis in Human Services from UW Stevens Point. She has worked in a variety of settings with people of all ages.

Stacey employs a variety of treatment modalities including expressive arts and somatic therapy to work collaboratively with clients to make manageable and lasting changes in their lives. She is trained in Cognitive Processing Therapy for treatment of PTSD.

Ted graduated with his MSW, from the University of Wisconsin- Green Bay and is currently obtaining his hours to receive his LCSW. Ted earned his Bachelor’s degree in social work, from the University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point. His approach is relational focused and seeks to utilize the client’s strengths and resiliencies to build a positive therapeutic relationship. Ted has worked with teens, adults, and families to address stress, anxiety, life transitions, grief, attachment, parenting, and depression. Ted typically works with individuals aged 15 and older.

Tracy holds a Masters Degree in Mental Health Counseling from UW-Stout and a Bachelors Degree in Education. She has worked as a teacher, inpatient social worker, and in corrections in the past. She works with adolescents and adults.