Joe Greco

MA, LPC, CSAC

(he/him/his)

I am a master's trained psychotherapist who believes in the power and importance of interpersonal relationships and the empowerment/trust of the self. I bring a challenging, yet empathic, supportive, engaging and safe approach to psychotherapy.

I provide therapy to adults and adolescents to treat issues including, but not limited to depression, anxiety, trauma, relationship/marital issues, stress management and anger management.

My approach draws from a number of empirically supported treatment approaches including cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, internal family systems, dialectical behavior therapy, psychodynamic and solution focused therapy.

If you are seeking to alleviate emotional distress, make behavior changes, increase autonomy and/or seeking greater self understanding/acceptance, feel free to contact me.

Joe can be reached at (414) 975-8106 or joegreco@manyroadsclinic.com

Lena Gimbel

MSW, APSW

I believe that all people can improve their mental health and wellness through counseling. I know what a daunting process it can be to start therapy, so I do everything in my power to make my clients’ feel welcomed and supported as they begin their therapeutic journey. My commitment to entering the Social Work profession deepened after I connected with my own mental health struggles after college.

The clients I worked with as I pursued my Master of Social Work degree came to me with a wide variety of concerns. I love helping clients work through big life transitions, relationship difficulties, self-confidence struggles, as well as everyday experiences of anxiety, depression, and grief.

Through focusing on the strengths of the individual, I seek to guide clients to find the answers and solutions that are already within them. I hope to empower my clients to see the potential in themselves and the ability they have to control whatever difficult situation they may come across. By providing a safe, non-judgmental space, I hope to provide clients with a comfortable place from which to begin the therapeutic process. As a member of the LGBTQ+ community, I strive to create an inclusive, gender and sexuality affirming space where all clients can feel comfortable being their true self.

I can be reached at (414) 262-5728 and lenagimbel@manyroadsclinic.com

Our Therapists

Brittany Gleason

Psy.D., Psychologist

(She/Her)

As a clinical psychologist, I believe that a strong, open, and trusting therapeutic relationship serves as the vehicle for insight, growth, and change in therapy. During our work together, I will be present in the moment with you, listen openly without judgment, value your perspectives, and engage in empathetic understanding, which will create opportunities for you to have new thoughts, feelings, behaviors, experiences, self-understandings, and relational dynamics.

In therapy, I work with clients across the lifespan (ages 12+) with presenting concerns including, but not limited to depression, anxiety, trauma/attachment, identity, relational dynamics, and stress/adjustment. I also have particular interests and experiences in working with LGBTQ+ clients (specifically, transgender and gender nonconforming youth). In our work together, my therapeutic interventions will be drawn from a variety of treatment modalities and guided by your specific concerns and goals.

My goal for us is to be collaborative in every step of the therapeutic process. To help you assess the goodness-of-fit for our work together, I offer free 15-minute consultations. I look forward to traveling beside you on your journey toward personal growth and wellness!

I can be reached at (262) 269-1525 and brittanygleason@manyroadsclinic.com

Jill Goldsworthy

MSW, LCSW

Stories are meant to be told! Let’s talk about the chapters of your story beginning where you feel most comfortable. Undoubtedly, you have faced challenges along the way but let’s also recognize your successes as they are likely what moved you through those challenges. Together, we can change the patterns in your relationships, thoughts, feelings, and/or behaviors that keep you feeling stuck, so your story will be the one you want to be living today.

My treatment approach is integrative and specific to your needs. I partner with you to develop the goals that you want to achieve. I empower clients to be able to set healthy boundaries, improve communication, foster personal growth/personal insight, and ultimately achieve balance in their lives. I provide a safe, non-judgmental space where you receive the compassion and validation needed to let your story be heard.

I am a licensed clinical social worker with over 20 years of experience. I have experience treating many different issues with a special interest in working with trauma, life transitions, “leaving the nest” (young adults), relationship, and parenting issues. I utilize a variety of therapy methods including, but not limited to, strengths-based therapy, systemic therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, trauma-focused-cognitive behavioral therapy, cognitive processing therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, mindfulness, and solution-focused therapy. In the past, I have worked in all settings of behavioral health with my most recent experience as an outpatient therapist in a large healthcare system. I welcome the opportunity to hear your story!

Jill can be reached at (414) 877-6997 and jillgoldsworthy@manyroadsclinic.com

JoAnne Graham

PhD, Psychologist

I am a Clinical Psychologist with over twenty-five years of experience working with young and older adults. I believe establishing a safe and collaborative therapeutic relationship is the foundation of psychotherapy. I approach helping individuals by exploring their concerns through a bio-psycho-social lens, which can give us some direction in our work together. My eclectic orientation draws from several theoretical modalities including client-centered, psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral and acceptance committment therapy. I value working with diverse individuals in terms of race, religion, ethnicity, LGBTQ and culture.

Some specific areas of clinical interest include depression, anxiety, grief, women's issues, ADHD, adjustment/life transition and interpersonal concerns. Additionally, I have particular experience working with college students (undergraduate and graduate) in terms of adjustment, academic concerns, and the challenges of completing a thesis or dissertation.

JoAnne can be reached at (262) 894-2827 and joannegraham@manyroadsclinic.com

Mandy Hanna

MSW, LCSW, CSAC, PMH-C

As a therapist, I believe in using the idea of a collaborative partnership to help you create the life you want. I believe in empowerment to help you gain insight and explore the things that may be keeping you stuck or left feeling unfulfilled. I strongly value the power of a therapeutic relationship and my goal is to help guide and support you in achieving self-satisfaction and acceptance.

My approach is client-centered and insight oriented. I use mindfulness as a therapuetic tool and believe in the power of self-care for the mind and body. Working together to understand how stress, trauma, and negative life events impact the mind-body connection can assist us in your healing process.

If you are seeking therapy to create more ease and joy in daily life, decrease stress and increase self-awareness and identity, feel free to contact me. I offer late afternoon, evening and Saturday appointments to help accommodate scheduling needs.

I can be reached at (608) 239-3975 and mandyhanna@manyroadsclinic.com

Emily Hayden

Mental Health Counseling Student Intern

(She/Her/Hers)

As a therapist in training, I believe each person is on a unique path, and having support along that journey is essential to finding balance and fulfillment. My goal is to create a collaborative, non-judgmental space where individuals from all backgrounds feel safe to explore their challenges and work toward meaningful solutions.

I bring warmth, empathy, and encouragement to my approach, valuing honesty and humor to foster genuine connection with my clients. By blending traditional therapeutic techniques with mindfulness, mind-body practices, and my experience as a yoga instructor, I offer a comprehensive approach that empowers you to pursue personal growth and well-being.

My approach combines Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), mindfulness-based interventions, and reality therapy, all grounded in the belief that awareness, self-compassion, and meaningful choices are crucial for personal growth. While these techniques form the core of my practice, I also offer mind-body approaches that can include breathwork somatic awareness and yoga-based movement practices.

I work with adults to address concerns such as trauma, anxiety, depression, relationship issues, self-esteem, stress, and life transitions. My aim is to create a space where you feel heard, validated, and motivated to create positive change. Therapy is a courageous step, and I am here to support you in cultivating a meaningful and fulfilling life.

I can be reached at 414-465-8606 and emilyhayden@manyroadsclinic.com

Susan Jost

JD, MSW, APSW, EEM-CP

(She/Her/Hers)

I am a master’s level psychotherapist with a uniquely varied background, including a legal education and training and experience in mindfulness meditation and energy medicine. Helping others on their healing path is a calling for me and I feel humbled and honored to be able to do this work.

Drawing from person-centered, strengths-based, as well as cognitive theories, I believe in the power of self-actualization and self-compassion, and the importance of a warm and trusting therapeutic relationship. As a mind-body-spirit practitioner, my approach is holistic and mindfulness is a cornerstone in my practice. I also utilize EMDR to help clients process trauma and resolve deep-seated negative thought patterns. Along with traditional methods, I often incorporate integrative modalities, including energy psychology, and techniques from yoga, qigong, and five elements Chinese medicine.

I work with adults to help manage and overcome anxiety, depression, relationship issues, self-esteem issues, chronic illness, grief, women’s issues, and trauma. My goal is to create a collaborative environment where my client feels heard, validated, and inspired. The decision to seek psychotherapy is a brave one. You may have endured a great deal to bring you to this point. I am here to honor that and to help lead you towards a less stressful and more joyful life.

BIPOC and LGBTQ+ ally.

I can be reached at 503-329-1431 or susanjost@manyroadsclinic.com

Lindsay Kinateder

MS, LPC, CSAC

I hope to walk with you on your journey whether for a couple months or a couple of years while sorting through the different topics you bring to session. I am here to support you and assist you with developing coping skills to deal with real life challenges. I have experience working with all different types of mental health concerns and if you choose to work with me I will do my best to meet you where you are at. I do not discriminate and hope to have a diverse caseload of different age ranges, races and sexual orientations.

The approaches I typically use are holistic in nature focusing on the entire person and the environment surrounding them. I want to explore what type of therapy is best for you. It is always important to value self-care while working on collective goals and aspirations for your continued success.

I would like to work with individuals, families, and couples. Processing processing both internal and external conflicts and emotion regulation is where my experience has been. Your care and desired treatment is what is most important to me.

I can be reached at (920) 253-9653 and lindsaykinateder@manyroadsclinic.com

Andrea Knuth

M.Ed., LPC

Sometimes life gets hard and we just want someone to listen and help guide us through in the healthiest and safest way possible. I am a psychotherapist who has done just that for many clients in the 15 plus years I have been in practice. My first priority is to help you feel safe and comfortable in working with me.

I am an eclectic therapist that uses different techniques and modalities because I believe every client’s needs are individualized. I am a laid-back therapist that can bring humor into session when appropriate but I am also able to be direct in what I see and what I feel the best treatment needs are. I ultimately want my clients to come out of therapy having learned something about themselves and have tools needed to reach their goals.

I have worked in a child and adolescent day treatment center for 7 years and then I was an outpatient therapist in a large healthcare organization for 10 years working with children, adolescents and adults. I enjoy working with clients with depression, relationship issues, grief, self-esteem and transition difficulties. I have vast knowledge in working with clients with general anxiety, social anxiety, and OCD. I’d love to chat and see I am a good fit for you to help guide you through your journey.

You can reach me by phone: 414-246-8641 or by email: andreaknuth@manyroadsclinic.com

Madeline Ling

MA, LPC

(she/her/hers)

It is a great privilege to join you on your journey in therapy. I was drawn to the field of counseling by a passion to help others through self-empowerment and developing greater insight. My aim is to make a space for you to feel empowered to process and create the change you hope to see in your life.

I have experience working with adults with depression, anxiety, relationship concerns, trauma, as well as major life transitions. I have a warm and caring approach with my clients, and I value their personal preferences in the therapy experience. My practice is rooted in strengths-based and solutions-focused techniques, pulling from modalities such as cognitive-behavioral (CBT) and acceptance and commitment (ACT) therapies. My approach really boils down to the relationship I have with my client — grounded in respect and empathy with a healthy dose of humor and relatability.

I look forward to working with you to add more joy in your daily life and build on your strengths. I offer morning, afternoon, and early evening appointments to help accommodate your schedule. I am fully virtual and offer teletherapy services to Wisconsin and Illinois residents. I look forward to joining you on your journey to healing, self-empowerment, and growth.

I can be reached at (414) 600-9234 and madelineling@manyroadsclinic.com.

Nicole Magner

MSW, APSW

(she/her/they)

Hello and Welcome!

I recognize that choosing a therapist is an important step in your journey and one that may come with many questions. I use a client-centered and integrative approach to caring for mind, body, and spirit. Much of my approach to therapy draws on my personal and professional experience with Internal Family Systems and the growth that comes from healing root issues. You can gain new coping skills and strategies to help you navigate intense emotions, decisions, relationships, and the stressors of life. Developing a collaborative therapeutic relationship that supports your growth and healing while working at your pace is vitally important. You deserve a place to bring your whole self, a place to explore and establish a connection within yourself, and a place to heal.

My career path to psychotherapy started many years ago as I began navigating the mental health needs of my children and myself. I have been a registered nurse for 30 + years, working primarily with infants, children, and their families from intensive care units to community settings. I have a master’s degree in social work and have received specialized training and experience in Internal Family Systems. I enjoy working with adolescents and adults from 14 – 100+ who are experiencing depression, anxiety, anger, relationship challenges, generalized stress, and the complex effects of trauma. It is also an honor to support those exploring or questioning their gender and/or sexual identities and all those within the LGBTQIA+ community.

Outside the therapy space, I enjoy home movie nights and popcorn with my kids, nature adventures, sand between my toes at the beach, martial arts, and long, uninterrupted naps (a parent can dream). If you want to explore working with me, I offer a free 15-minute phone consultation.

I can be reached at (414) 841-8765 and nicolemagner@manyroadsclinic.com.

Missy Melcher

Nurse Prescriber

DNP, MN, RN, APNP, FNP-BC

(she/her)

I believe that everyone has their own journey in finding their optimal health. I think healthcare should be administered with a holistic perspective, which I believe includes utilizing multiple tools to find balance in your overall mind, body, and spirit.

My philosophy as a nurse practitioner (NP) is to work collaboratively with you in meeting your goals. My role will be to guide you with medication treatment options, and we will work together to find an effective regimen. If you would like to stop any medication, I will guide you in that process.

I started my career as a Mechanical Engineer, working in various roles and locations for approximately five years. During this time, I struggled with physical health issues which significantly impacted my mental well-being. This experience catalyzed my exploration of new life goals, ultimately leading me to discover calling as a nurse.

I earned my Master of Nursing (MN) and Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) with the Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) specialty from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (UWM). I have worked in a hospital as a floor nurse and currently am a professor at UWM where I teach in the School of Nursing. Through personal and professional experiences, the importance of mental health became more apparent to me. My drive to better serve clients as a practitioner led me to return to pursue a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner certificate.

Through teaching and mentoring students, I have grown in my knowledge for providing care to people who identify as LGBTQIA2+. I shadowed a NP for over a year learning gender affirming care including hormones. I helped start a mutual aid community resource where I volunteer to ensure we continue to meet the population’s needs.

I can be reached at (414) 459-1422 or missymelcher@manyroadsclinic.com

Clare Michaels

MS, LPC-IT

(she/her/hers)

I received my M.S. in Clinical Mental Health from Mount Mary University. I look forward to collaboratively working with my clients on their wellness goals through an integrative and empathetic approach. I consider my work to be focused on trauma informed person-centered treatment, strengths based approaches, and narrative therapy techniques.

My goal within treatment is to help you overcome obstacles you may face in life, to promote wellness in a holistic way, and to empower clients to take charge of their life story and make it their own. I aim to facilitate a positive, non-judgmental environment where the client can feel comfortable and safe while progressing in their goals.

I have experience working with adults and adolescents on a variety of issues such as: anxiety, depression, trauma, life transitions, identity development, and interpersonal relationship struggles. I offer a variety of appointments to accommodate your scheduling needs in person and via telehealth. I look forward to working with you on your wellness journey!

I can be reached at (414) 810-6223 or claremichaels@manyroadsclinic.com

Emily Michaels

MS, LPC

In a world filled with ups and downs, highs and lows, suffering and succeeding, we experience continuous change throughout our lives whether we are ready for it or not. Sometimes the roller coaster of life catches us off guard and we may feel unprepared to handle change. Other times we see the ups and downs coming from a mile away, and we may run from it because it’s something new and undiscovered. I want to be there to help you process through whatever changes, struggles, or successes you are experiencing, to help you grow and become someone you feel comfortable and confident being. During our time together, I want to build on your strengths, provide you with education and resources on how to take care of yourself and your mental health, and help you work through whatever difficulties you’re experiencing. As we walk through this journey together, I’ll be the one learning from you because no one knows yourself better than you do! Whatever concern you come to me with, I want you to know that I am here to give you a safe and supportive space for you to share your experience with me.

I have extensive experience working with diverse populations from a variety of multicultural backgrounds, ages, and gender and sexual orientations. I specialize in a variety of diagnoses including Mood and Anxiety Disorders, ADHD, Trauma and Stressor-Related Disorders, and Schizophrenia and Other Psychotic Disorders. I use an eclectic approach that pulls from a strength-based trauma-informed care model that utilizes techniques from individual, psychodynamic, psychoanalytic, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), and dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), and when working with younger clients, play therapy. I also apply mindfulness while looking at the complete picture to come from a perspective of overall wellness, where together we’ll discover a path that works best for you.

I can be reached at 262-374-5956 or emilymichaels@manyroadsclinic.com