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How to Have a Healthy Non-Co-Dependent Long Distance Relationship
Long-distance relationships can be difficult to manage but not impossible. Sometimes, we find ourselves becoming more demanding.

Joseph Burclaw
Feb 6, 20233 min read


Effective Ways to Handle Your Anxiety Triggers When Traveling
Anxiety can manifest in many ways. Travel anxiety is one of them. Here we discuss some of the best techniques that you can implement if you experience anxiety when traveling. What is travel anxiety? Travel anxiety is a type of anxiety that causes severe emotional, mental and physical stress whenever – You need to or want to visit an unfamiliar place. You are planning for your travels. You are traveling in a mode of transport. You find yourself amidst people you don’t know a

Joseph Burclaw
Feb 6, 20233 min read


Working with Depressed Teens
Have you ever worked with an oppositional teenager? Chances are underneath their anger is a source of depression.

Karolee Krause, LPC, LCMHC, SAC
Feb 6, 20231 min read


Telehealth with Teens
Kids and teens are often forced to attend psychotherapy. So how do you engage kids and teens that are forced into treatment?

Karolee Krause, LPC, LCMHC, SAC
Feb 6, 20232 min read


Using Affirmation Cards for Mental Wellbeing and Self-Empowerment
You may have heard of affirmation cards. Here, we explore affirmation cards in detail and see how they can improve your mental wellbeing while also empowering you. What are affirmation cards? Affirmations are gentle, positive, and encouraging first-person statements. They start with “I.” They are something you tell yourself to empower yourself. For example, “I am powerful. I am strong. I will succeed today.” They are designed to help people – Feel better about themselves.

Joseph Burclaw
Feb 6, 20233 min read


End of Year Update from Amy Marcott
As the co-owner and clinical supervisor of CWMHA, I could not be moving into 2023 with more gratitude! Our first six months of practice with CWMHA have been very productive! We have been able to expand our network of service to include CWMHA clinicians in our Schofield office, Amherst office, Tomorrow River Schools, Iola/Scandinavia School District, and the Stevens Point School District. To meet those service needs, we have been able to grow our team to include a total of 9 c

Amy Marcott
Jan 5, 20231 min read


End of Year Update from Michelle Hazuka
So many amazing things to reflect on and remember this past year at CWMHA.

Michelle Hazuka
Jan 5, 20232 min read


5 Things We Overlook About Depression
Depression can hit anyone at any time. Unlike how the media portrays it, signs of depression may not be obvious.

Joseph Burclaw
Dec 22, 20223 min read


Being Alone
Most of us keep busy throughout the day, working, traveling, chatting with friends and family, doing housework and shopping. There are a million things we do to keep busy. Some of us like being alone, and others hate it and avoid it at all costs. So why is it so hard to be alone? Being alone in life, even for short periods of time can feel daunting. Why are so many people scared or even terrified of being alone? There are several reasons for this. Keeping ourselves busy or pr

Joseph Burclaw
Dec 7, 20222 min read


Understanding PTSD
If you are suffering from PTSD, you are well aware of how debilitating it can be. Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a mental health condition that develops in people after they have undergone traumatic life events. It was initially called ‘shell shock’ when it was first diagnosed in war veterans. There are often misconceptions regarding PTSD that the person suffering from it is dwelling on past events, or is not able to move on. However, the fact of the matter is that

Joseph Burclaw
Dec 7, 20223 min read


What is OCD and How is It Different from GAD?
Almost everyone has experienced worry or anxiety at some point or the other. However, people diagnosed with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) experience anxiety in a different way. It often compels them to perform repetitive compulsive rituals, and they might also find themselves plagued with persistent intrusive thoughts. So the question remains – How different is it from a Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)? Although GAD and OCD are closely related, the latter usually req

Joseph Burclaw
Nov 27, 20223 min read


Therapeutic Role-Playing Games
Kids and teens often struggle on their individual journeys to adulthood, not knowing who they are, or where they fit in. Role playing games help kids and teens by allowing them to pick and use character strengths that they may wish they had in real life. What's unique to role playing games is that they allow kids and teens to use strengths such as problem solving, resilience, perseverance, and developing interpersonal skills, through the roll of the dice and storytelling. The

Karolee Krause, LPC, LCMHC, SAC
Nov 16, 20221 min read


Laughter Meditation for Kids & Adults
Laughter meditation involves three things: 1. Gentle movement and breathing exercises. 2. Laughing for a few minutes which begins with smiling, giggling and then full-blown laughter! At first you may have to fake it, but simulated laughter is as beneficial to our physical, mental and emotional health as real laughter. Laughter is contagious, so expect to have fun! 3. Following the laughter, you will sit in silent reflection or meditation, where you are mindful and pr

Karolee Krause, LPC, LCMHC, SAC
Oct 24, 20221 min read
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