GUIDED PATH COUNSELING, LLC Information

Click here to edit title. Click here to edit text. Leah Bonde-Langenfeld, Licensed Professional Counselor obtained her Masters of Art degree in Professional Counseling at Lakeland University and a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Human Development from the University of WI-Green Bay. Leah has over 6 years of experience working with adolescents and adults. Leah has specialized training in working with individuals who has experienced traumatic events, including sexual abuse, physical abuse, and other types of trauma. Her training also includes working with juveniles who has committed sexual offenses. Leah is trained in EMDR therapy, an evidenced-based therapy that supports healing from trauma and other negative life events. Leah can be reached at: 920-286-2203. Ryan Groh, Licensed Professional Counselor/Owner/Clinical Director of Guided Path Counseling, LLC treating individuals, and families.. At times in Life, we become encompassed by a storm front that suffocates our confidence, hope, and perhaps even our existence. Our storms may include depression, divorce, uncertainty about marriage, a career, or loss of a loved one. Many of us are reluctant to change. I believe we have the "opportunity" to experience trials, which force us out of our comfort zone, motivating us to get the help we need. For it is how we navigate thru the trials of life that determines our success in the future. You have nothing to be ashamed of, for we are all broken in some ways. No matter what other people have made you believe about yourself, you certainly are worth the time to be heard and understood. Hypothetically speaking, if you were told you needed glasses but had 20/20 vision, you probably would get headaches and would damage your vision (e.g. symptoms). The take home point is, what we have felt, thought, and believed from others (whether right or wrong), forms our perspective, which has a significant impact on how we see the World and OURSELVES I believe as Humans, we are motivated by emotional nurturance, acceptance, and ...