About Us

Sharon Teschke, MSE, MSW, LCSW, LMFT

Aimee Meyer, MS, LPC

Aimee is a Licensed Professional Counselor who graduated from UW-Oshkosh with a bachelor’s degree in Psychology and a Master of Education Degree from UW-Milwaukee in Community Counseling.  She is a member of the American Counseling Association.

Aimee has 15+ years of experience in the field of mental health.  She combines Cognitive Behavioral Therapy along with other therapeutic approaches to help the client achieve the change they would like to make in their lives.  She is trained in Cognitive Behavioral, Brainspotting, Behavior Analysis, and Solution Focused Therapy.

Aimee provides treatment to adults, young adults aged 17+, couples, and individuals.  She has worked with parents of special needs children.  She has experience providing grief counseling, assertiveness, career transitions, and stress management.  Aimee builds on a client’s strengths to assist them in developing strategies and skills to make changes and achieve their goals.

Specialties:
individuals, couples, older adolescents,s and adult issues including anxiety, depression, mood disorders, grief and loss, stress management, self-esteem, relationships, anger, assertiveness, employment, LGBTQ issues, mood disorders, and career counseling.

Aimee is licensed to provide in-person and telehealth services in the State of Wisconsin and telehealth services in the State of Florida (https://flhealthsource.gov/telehealth/)

Amanda Draxler, MS, LPC

Amanda is a Licensed Professional Counselor who graduated from UW-Stevens Point with a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology and a minor in Sociology.  Amanda then received her Master’s Degree from UW-Oshkosh in Professional Counseling-Clinical Mental Health.  She is a National Certified Counselor, Red Crossed trained in psychological first aid and foundations of disaster mental health.  Amanda is also a member of the American Counseling Association and Wisconsin Counseling Association.

Amanda has been working in the mental health field for 7 years and her approach to counseling is collaborative and eclectic.  Her philosophy of counseling is based on the belief that the client possesses the power to change, and that it is her role to help the client become aware of how to understand and utilize that power.  She also employs techniques of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, which empowers the client to dispute your internal thinking process and to encourage positive change.  Amanda also uses techniques from Client-Centered, Family Systems, and Gestalt Therapy.  When working with children and adolescents she utilizes art and plays therapy techniques.  Amanda believes this approach allows the client the ability to discover how to utilize his/her own inner strengths and overcome any presenting issues.

Specialties:
Individual children, adolescents, couples, and adult issues include anxiety, depression, mood disorders, grief and loss, ADD, ADHD, trauma, self-esteem, behavioral difficulties in school and/or home, separation and divorce, and parenting.

Leah Koenigs, MA, LPC

Leah is a Licensed Professional Counselor who graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree from Winona State University and a Master of Arts degree from Adler Graduate School.  She has been working in the mental health field for over 7 years.

Leah’s philosophy of counseling is based on the belief that building a safe and validating relationship where clients feel understood is the cornerstone of guiding clients to become aware of and utilize their innate power to change.  Leah believes this approach allows the client the ability to discover how to utilize their own inner strengths and overcome any presenting concerns.

Leah is passionate about providing counseling services to individuals of all ages; ages 3 and up. She has extensive training in and provides Experiential Play Therapy in addition to traditional talk therapy approaches.

Specialties:
Mood disorders, anxiety, grief/bereavement, trauma, ADHD, impulse control, emotional regulation, self-esteem, behavioral difficulties in school and/or home, divorce or separation, parenting, and difficulties in family communication.