Family Service Madison

Teri works with individual adults, couples, and families to find their strengths, change negative patterns, and create peace and safety in relationships. Teri works with clients to uncover and face those obstacles, changing and molding them into growth opportunities.

As a systemic therapist, Michelle believes in the power of an individual to understand the impact of their past, current, and future relationships to illicit personal growth. In addition to providing outpatient and in-home psychotherapy to individuals, couples, and families, she has experience working with Equine Assisted Psychotherapy and youth day treatment.

Greg’s primary practice involves providing short term cognitive, behavioral, and solution focused therapy for individuals, couples and families who are seeking assistance through their Employee Assistance Program, including mood disorders, anger management, couples counseling, grief/loss, trauma, mandatory referrals through employer; and AODA issues. He also provides on site trainings and crisis response to employers who are contracted for EAP services.

Carrie specializes in working with infants, young children, and their families, using evidenced-based treatment knowledge to work with children (birth to age 6) and families who have experienced trauma, including the effects of abuse, neglect, abandonment, grief, and loss. She works directly and closely with caregivers, and her approach is supportive and relationship-based. Her treatment approach is trauma-informed and strengths-based. She uses art as well as play to aid children and families in making meaning of their life stories, which in turn promotes understanding and healing.

It is Randy’s goal, whether clients are mandated to therapy or self-referred, to create a supportive, positive relationship that leads to healthier functioning and better understanding of self by incorporating a number of clinical approaches. He has been able to effectively work with children, adolescents, adults, and families. Cognitive behavioral therapy, family systems work, and play therapy are approaches that he uses regularly, and Randy has extensive experience in working with a variety of presenting issues, including aggression, trauma, and mood disturbance.

Barb provides general psychotherapy for individuals, couples, children, and families. She works with people who are experiencing life transitions, depression, anxiety, adjustment disorders, and other mental health issues, and Barb offers a comfortable, non judgmental place to meet and discuss your concerns.

Linda is a marriage and family therapist, and a licensed professional counselor. The bulk of Linda’s work at FSM has been in the anti-violence programs, as a group therapist and as an assessor, getting people ready to attend anti-violence groups, which is a type of cognitive behavioral therapy. She also carries a small caseload of adult individuals seeking therapy to address issues of anxiety, depression, and relationship concerns.