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Hello, my name is 

Stephanie Graham

I am a licensed psychologist in Wisconsin. For the past 20 years, I have provided psychotherapy to both individuals and couples whether they seek therapy over the course of months or years. 

On this website, you will find information about my background, training, and what it might be like to work with me. Knowing a little bit about me and about my practice will help you to decide whether we might work well together. I believe (and research consistently shows) that the best predictor of successful therapy is the quality of the working relationship between the therapist and the client. Like any other relationship, much of that bond is based on “chemistry”—a hard-to-pin-down quality that has to do with personality and style and whether we tend to see the world in similar ways. For this reason, I encourage potential clients to shop around a bit before selecting a therapist. One therapist is not exchangeable for another. Not only do we use different therapeutic approaches, but we also differ as people, and that affects whether there is a synergy and an understanding that will help the therapy along.

If you'd like to make an appointment with me, then the first step is to complete the contact form or leave me a message at (608) 301-5430. I will then contact you to schedule a free, short phone consultation.  We can talk about what you are looking for, I will respond to any of your questions, and then we can decide about scheduling an appointment.

 

I am currently offering both telehealth as well as face-to-face sessions and we can discuss this as we go, depending on your treatment needs and time.  

Services

I do individual and couples work with adolescents (usually, 12 years and up) and adults.
I am a generalist, so I work with clients who have many different types of issues.

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Individual Therapy
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Couples Therapy

Some of the issues that I work with most include:​

  • trauma

  • depression

  • problems within relationships
    (romantic, family, work-related, etc.)

  • anxiety

  • sexual and gender exploration and/or concerns

  • trans issues (including letters of support)

  • survivors of childhood abuse or more recent assault(s)

  • grief

  • infertility

  • parenting

  • academic challenges facing college students including graduate students

  • adjustment to major life changes

"People don't come to therapy for exclamation; they come for experience."

Frieda Fromm Reichmann

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