Licensed Professional Counselor

About Savannah

Savannah has over 10 years working within mental health in day treatments, child welfare, treatment courts, adult family homes, and community clinics. She completed her undergraduate studies at UW-La Crosse, obtaining a degree in Psychology with a minor in Communications, and finished her schooling at UW-Stout with a master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling.

Savannah enjoys working with individuals ranging from 5+, couples, families, and groups with creative methods and interventions. She enjoys implementing art therapy, Sandtray, music therapy, as well as modalities such as cognitive processing therapy (CPT), cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), somatic practices, and narrative therapies. She is a certified trauma professional and completed the Trauma Informed Parenting Program. She will be trained in Brainspotting in October 2025. She also has training and specialization in eating disorders, trauma, and substance abuse. In addition, she has extensive experience working with PTSD, anxiety, depression, personality disorders, alcohol and other drug abuse (AODA), schizophrenia, and other conditions across all age groups.

Outside of her professional work, Savannah enjoys spending time with her family, whether camping or traveling. She loves going on hikes or walks with her dog Millie. She also enjoys moving her body through activities like running, yoga sculpt classes, and Pilates. A huge foodie, she loves to cook and try new recipes.

Patient advice: It’s okay to be nervous about your first visit; you can share as much or as little as you like. I take a personable approach to therapy, creating a safe space for each client to feel comfortable and authentic—removing their masks and allowing vulnerability. I believe each client has a choice to trust and change their lives, and therapy is a place that supports that resilience to bloom.