Counseling for Women’s Issues

You might be wondering, what in the world does “women’s issues” even mean? Well, it’s just a broad term to describe the array of mental and physical health issues that are unique to women. It also acknowledges that those challenges shared by both men and women are experienced in unique ways by women because of factors like our biology, socialization, and the cultural expectations placed on us.

Below are some examples of what we help women with through our counseling and nutrition services… 

  • Depression, anxiety other mood disorders and stress
  • Trauma and PTSD, including abuse and domestic violence
  • Marriage, relationships and divorce
  • Infertility, pregnancy and postpartum
  • Parenting
  • Eating disorders and body image
  • Self-esteem
  • Career
  • Disease and chronic illness
  • Grief, loss and life transitions

Our mental health providers who work with women’s issues include:

Amy Cremer, APRN, PMHNP-BC (Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner)
Cherie Miller, LPC-S, CEDS-C, IEDS (Therapist)
Tierra Yonker, LCSW-S, LCDC (Therapist)
Caitlyn McCready, LPC (Therapist)
Cayce Lucca, LMFT Associate, LCDC (Therapist)
Sydnee Madding, LPC Associate, NCC (Therapist)

Our dietitians who help with women’s issues from a nutritional standpoint include:

Tess Patterson, MS, RD, LD (Dietitian)
Dan Schultz, MCN, RDN, LD (Dietitian)

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