Wausau

	Andy Cameron, Licensed Clinical Psychologist 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. Areas of specialization include: Behavioral Addictions (gambling, shopping, internet use) Depression and Mood Disorders Anxiety and Phobias Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Obsessive-compulsive Disorder (OCD) and OCD Spectrum Behaviors Codependency LGBT Issues Alcohol and Drug Abuse Assessments and Treatment Couples
	Amber Myska, LCSW Amber holds a Masters Degree in Social Work and a Marriage and Family Therapy Certificate from UW-Milwaukee and a Bachelors Degree in Social Work from UW-Green Bay. She has experience in the following areas of practice: Child and Adult Mental Health, Child Abuse and Neglect, Intrafamilial Sexual Abuse, Poverty, Domestic Violence, Juvenile Corrections, Children Long Term Disabilities, and Rehabilitative Services. She works with children, adolescents, adult, and families. Areas of specialization include: Children and Adolescent Behavioral Challenges ADHD Eating Disorders Child Behavior and Attachment Challenges Family Stress, Coping, and Parenting Adjustment Anxiety Depression Self Esteem Trauma
	Liz Unrath, MA, LPC 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. Areas of specialization include: Anxiety Depression PTSD OCD Anger Management Trauma and Abuse Career and Work Issues Self-esteem Issues Grief and Loss Issues Relationship Issues Caregiver Issues Children and Adolescent Behavioral Issues Adjustment Issues
	Amanda Neta, MSW, LCSW Amanda holds a Masters Degree in Social Work from UW-Madison and a Bachelors Degree in Social Work from UW-Green Bay. She works with adults, children, adolescents and families. Amanda is trained in and uses a variety of treatment modalities, including EMDR, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy and Mindfulness. Areas of specialization include: Child and Adolescent Behavioral Challenges Depression and Mood Disorders Adjustment and Anxiety Trauma and Abuse Family Stress and Conflict Self-Esteem Anger Management
	Mary Joswick, LPC-IT Mary earned a master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling from the University of Concordia, a master’s in Education from University of Lacrosse, and an undergraduate degree in Special Education K-12 from the University of Stevens Point. Mary has gained experience through her internship at Compass in the areas of anxiety, depression, mood disorders, trauma, and abuse with all ages. She has a love for helping and learning about people, using new techniques and has a passion for working with women in all stages of life, trauma, relationships, and families that are blended or going through divorce. She has 20 years of experience as a Special Education Teacher working with children and adolescents. Mary provides mental health counseling to adolescents, adults, and families. She uses a person-centered approach meeting clients where they are along their journey as well as allowing nonjudgmental exploration of their barriers and inner strengths developing healthy coping skills and choices necessary to be their best self and lead quality lives. Areas of specialty include: Anxiety and Depression Women’s Emotional Health Relationship Conflict Adjustment Disorder Trauma and Abuse Self-Esteem Cognitive & Dialectical Behavioral Therapies Mindfulness Practices
	Carmen Letarski, M.S., LPC, SAC-IT 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. Areas of specialization include: Substance Abuse Anxiety Mood Disorders Adjustment Eating Disorders Trauma and Abuse Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy Mindfulness
	Rick Rogich, LCSW, SAS Rick is a clinical therapist with a broad range of educational and professional experience. He received his Masters Degree in Social Work from Loyola University with specialized training in Substance Use and Addictions and has a Juris Doctor Degree. Rick’s background also includes working with adults, children and elderly with mental health challenges in guardianship matters. 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. Areas of specialization include: Anxiety and Depression Couples Therapy Family Stress and Parenting Substance Use and Behavioral Addictions Trauma Employment and Relationship Stress Anger Management Grief and Loss