ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES

mlosey@odcinc.com | 715-818-6489

I began my career in mental health through years of working at various non-profits such as the YMCA and United Way Fox Cities before moving to Central Wisconsin and starting with ODC. I discovered a shared passion within our team that has led me to return to school for further credits to become eligible for state licensure in counseling through Lakeland University’s Clinical Counseling Program. My approach to therapy is driven by the client and emphasizes building client-confidence and resiliency. I am continuing to grow in the areas of trauma-informed care, anxiety, grief and post-traumatic care. Outside of work, you can find me relaxing with my family and pet dogs.

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF MENTAL HEALTH OPERATIONS

shoth@odcinc.com | 715-818-6452

I hold a Master’s Degree in Healthcare Administration from Des Moines University and have over 10 years of experience in public and community health at the local, state and national levels. I have successfully led collaborative teams to design and implement initiatives aimed at increasing access to mental health, substance use, housing and community services for incarcerated individuals. As Operations Manager, I focus on creating efficient processes, ensuring regulatory compliances, maintaining quality of care, and supporting the clinic’s growth. I am committed to delivering patient-centered, community-focused services. I am passionate about building community partnerships and strive to make meaningful impact on both the clinic and the communities it serves.

MENTALHEALTH CLINIC ADMINISTRATOR

thoward@odcinc.com |

I graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison with a Master’s Degree in Social Work with concentration in mental health/ substance abuse. I am currently a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. I am compassionate about problem solving barriers to services to those in need. I am interested in how communities can help disprove mental health stigma in the community, yet help support individuals in the community who struggle with mental health issues. I am determined to help individuals with mental health disorders and substance use disorders to improve their success in their recovery journey. My approach is a multimodal approach which provides a holistic view of a patient’s issues and tailors an individual treatment plan. Some approaches used are Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Trust-Based Relational Intervention(TBRI), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Brainspotting (BSP) while incorporating aspects of art, play and music therapy techniques. I have experience in group, individual, school based, family and couples therapy with ages ranging from 3-older adults. I have provided therapy for those struggling with a variety of symptoms including but not limited to depression, anxiety, trauma, relationship issues, ADHD, ODD and sensory reprocessing disorder. Although not certified as a substance abuse counselor, I have volunteered in my community to support individuals with addiction issues for over 30 years. I also have a child who is on the autism spectrum and understand the challenges that a parent with special needs may face.

MENTAL HEALTH THERAPIST

llloyd@odcinc.com | 715-818-6488

I graduated from Lakeland University with a Master’s Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and School Counseling. My goal is to establish a safe environment that allows the client to explore themselves while learning skills that will promote independence and enhance their ability to cope with life stressors. My approach to therapy is eclectic, primarily including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), while incorporating aspects from art, play, and music therapy. I have experience providing both individual and group therapy for children (4+), adolescents, and adults. I have a special interest in ADHD, autism, anxiety, and depression.

MENTAL HEALTH THERAPIST

yyang@odcinc.com | 715-818-6450

My refugee family background has allowed me to see various intersectional impacts on an individual’s mental health which helped me develop a passion to help, give back, improve advocacy and accessibility for evidence-based mental health resources for marginalized individuals and communities. I graduated with my B.S. in Human Development and Family Studies from the UW-Stout, where I had the privilege to reflect on my own mental health and observed the lack of knowledge about mental health with marginalized individuals and communities. I have ten years of working in various mental health-related jobs such as providing behavioral therapy to children with Autism, working with at-risk adolescents in group homes and afterschool programs, providing services to adults with disabilities to become independent in their homes, and working with domestic violence and sexual assault victims. This inspired me to pursue and graduate with my Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the Family Institute at Northwestern University. My goal is to provide a safe psychoeducational space for multiculturalism and marginalized individuals and communities. I want to help my clients find their autonomy and strength by working through their own challenges and build positive coping skills. I have experience working with many populations with special interest in anxiety, depression, ADHD, and trauma.

MENTAL HEALTH THERAPIST

twierzba@odcinc.com | 715-818-6460

As a therapist, my goal is to help clients work through the challenges they face in ways that align with their values and that strengthen their connection to themselves and their lives. I bring a deep understanding of what it’s like to sit in the client’s chair and how challenging and rewarding this process can be. With that in mind, I aim to make the therapy process as meaningful and comfortable for clients as possible. My approach is informed by trauma principles, which means I understand how past experiences can ripple through every aspect of our lives. I work to create a safe space to explore these impacts, empowering clients to move forward in a way that feels authentic and sustainable. I am psychodynamically oriented and incorporate elements of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT). Rather than just “fixing” thoughts, I prefer to focus on understanding their origins and helping clients accept and navigate them without letting them take over. I have worked with a range of mental health conditions and have a special interest in neurodivergences, depression, anxiety, trauma, and attachment.

MENTAL HEALTH THERAPIST

jwoodliff@odcinc.com | 715-818-6486

I received my MA in Counseling in 2016 and am a Licensed Professional Counselor. I use a client-centered, strengths-based approach, focusing on empowering individuals to identify their strengths and working collaboratively to leverage existing resources to support them in living their best lives. I have experience working with adults and adolescents. My professional interests include adult ADHD, emotional regulation skills development, Schizophrenia spectrum disorders, and depression.