Therapy for Women

For every season you're carrying — Milwaukee, Whitefish Bay, Glendale & online across Wisconsin

You're the one who remembers the dentist appointments, reads the school emails, notices when someone's off, and keeps the whole operation running — at work, at home, in the group chat. When someone finally asks how you're doing, you say "busy!" because the honest answer would take too long and might not stop once it started.

Women's mental health isn't one thing. It's a series of seasons — each with its own load, and each carrying the expectation that you'll handle it gracefully and invisibly. Therapy is where the invisible load finally gets seen, weighed, and redistributed.

What women bring to us

• The load itself — the career, the caregiving, the emotional labor nobody counts, and the resentment you feel guilty for feeling
• Motherhood, from the start — pregnancy, postpartum, and the identity earthquake nobody fully warns you about
• Self-esteem and the inner critic — the voice that's been grading you since middle school
• Grief, trauma, and eating disorders — the heavy things that deserve a specialist, not a generalist
• Chronic illness — your own or a loved one's, and the life that reorganized itself around it
• Transitions — divorce, empty nest, career pivots, perimenopause and menopause, and every "who am I now?" in between

Who you'd work with

Four therapists, four different specialties — so you're matched to your season, not to whoever has an opening.

Katie Fortune, MA, LPC, NCC

Women, couples, and perinatal mental health — pregnancy, postpartum, and women's life transitions. If motherhood (arriving, new, or long-established) is the season, start here.

Openings now

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Stacey Glasenapp, MS, LPC

Self-esteem, life transitions, anxiety, special-needs parenting, and young adult & college-age women. Nearly two decades in — warm, direct, and clients laugh in her office more than they expected to.

Openings now

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Deva Murphy, MSW, LCSW

Eating disorders, trauma & PTSD, loss and grief. The heavy specialties — held by someone trained for exactly that work.

Openings now

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Amber Bouche, MS, LPC

Chronic illness & disability (yours or a loved one's), anxiety, depression, and life transitions — for the woman whose life reorganized itself around a diagnosis.

Openings now

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