MEET THE TEAM
Rickelle O.
LPC
Direct Line: 608-315-2531
I have experience helping those that have are working through anxiety, depression, and trauma. I have worked both with adults and children within the school district and through outpatient. I enjoy working with people that are experiencing transitions in their life and those who are looking towards living a more self-enhancing and healthy life.I offer person centered services so the client is able to get the best possible help that they can. I also implement CBT, Art therapy, and Play therapy. I utilize workbook and other tools to help the client both in and out of sessions. It is important to me that although I use these modalities, the client is the ultimate decision-maker for treatment.I am here to listen and provide tools to help develop coping skills. I look forward to working with each individual through whatever situation has arisen that has lead you to seek out counseling. You've taken the first step in your healing journey by reading my profile, let's continue this journey by scheduling an appointment today!
Rickelle's schedule is Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 9:00am to 5:00pm. To schedule an appointment with Rickelle please contact her at 608-315-2531. In-person and Telehealth appointments available.
Bram C. Faledas
LPC-IT, SAC-IT
Direct Line: 608-352-9408
Bram works with clients experiencing various mental health issues outpatient and offers extended business hours for late-day appointments. Bram's desire to help people improve their lives and work through complex problems is a driving factor in his professional career. Bram believes in a collaborative approach to address the root cause of problems, which leads to a better quality of life for individuals seeking treatment. Bram uses various theoretical perspectives to best suit client needs, including person-centered therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy.
Jacqueline Moen-Kadlec,
MSW, CAPSW
Jackie’s educational background includes a Bachelor’s Degree in Human Services, and she is completing a Master’s Degree in Social Work at Winona State University.
Through Jackie’s education, she has gained an understanding of trauma-informed practice with the belief that it’s not “what’s wrong with you” but “what happened to you” and what you have experienced in your past that could be impacting your present. Jackie’s past work experience has primarily been in the field of child protection and long-term care. It is through this work that she has seen people make small changes that improve their daily lives.