Mental Health Counseling Intern
920-272-8234
Nancy is a Mental Health Counseling Intern in her final semester at Divine Mercy University. Her education has taught her to accompany children, adolescents, and adults as they work through challenges, moving toward deeper flourishing. Nancy helps people remember they are a body-soul unity, assessing how various aspects of life are currently impacting them. Collaborating with clients, Nancy helps people develop a plan to lean into their strengths more fully and either accept or improve in areas of weakness. Nancy uses cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), solution-focused brief therapy, and is both Gottman and internal family systems-informed in her approach.
She is interested in helping people who are experiencing relationship or marriage challenges, anxiety, obsessive compulsive disorder, scrupulosity, depression, grief, family estrangement, post-traumatic stress, and adjustment to life’s upheavals like retirement, death of a loved one, divorce or separation, job loss, and geographical moves.
Nancy is a Northeast Wisconsin native, having lived most of her life in this diocese. Her family recently returned to the area after spending time in both the Upper Peninsula and the greater Chicago areas. Nancy and her husband have eleven children, three of whom are married, and are first-time grandparents. She enjoys nature walks, reading, date nights with her husband, and frequenting local coffee shops to sip a latte while chatting with a friend.
Nancy works in the Green Bay office seeing clients in person and virtually.
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The Mental Health Services team at Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Green Bay provides compassionate, professional counseling and support to individuals and families throughout Northeast Wisconsin. Our counselors bring experience, empathy, and a commitment to helping each person navigate life’s challenges, strengthen emotional well-being, and move toward healing and hope.
Our team provides a welcoming and confidential environment where clients of all backgrounds and faith traditions can receive personalized mental health support. Learn more about our counselors, their experience, and the care they provide below.
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