Kelly Rathe, PLMHP
Kelly Rathe, PLMHP
I am a PLMHP (supervision by J. Kipp Lanning, LIMHP and Tom Seguin, LIMHP) that started my professional journey off in public schools. Some of my areas of clinical focus include helping children, adults and families recover from the effects of trauma, anxiety, and depression. Trauma can impact quality of life issues such as attachment, relationship stability and self perception. I have a clinical focus to help adults and children process thoughts and feelings related to a traumatic experience (from the past or current), and develop a positive sense of self, support and hope for the future.
Trauma can be physical, emotional or mental. No one is immune to the effects of trauma but some coping skills and types of family support help people be more resilient than others. While anyone can experience a traumatic event – no one has to let it define who they are. I use a cognitive behavioral and client strengths base approach to therapy. This means I am able to create a treatment plan that is specialized for each unique individual client and family that is researched based, and outcomes focused. My clients and often their families are a participant in that process. I enjoy hearing when clients feel that they have gotten what they need from therapy and are ready to go!
Tory Brock, LIMHP
Tory Brock, LIMHP
I believe in the importance of reducing stigma and understanding where behaviors come from. Change comes from understanding ourselves. When hurt people can get stuck in avoidant behaviors, such as using drugs or alcohol, anger and unhealthy relationships. Getting life back on track is complex, and no single approach is right for everyone. I have many tools to address addictions, PTSD, sexual trauma, anxiety and depression. Some of these tools include clinical hypnosis, EMDR, CBT and Emotional Freedom Tapping.
Leslie Walker, LIMHP
Leslie Walker, LIMHP
Leslie Walker is a counselor in Lincoln, NE that works with a wide variety of concerns and populations including children, teens, adults, individuals and families. Leslie has a particular clinical interest in eating disorders and body image, adolescent and teen issues, LGBTQ issues, behavioral/parenting issues, and individuals with developmental disabilities.
I truly believe in the effectiveness of counseling when the client and counselor can work together to identify concerns and generate effective and realistic solutions. My approach to counseling stems from the belief that you are the expert on your own life and I will work with you to find insight and create meaningful solutions that will impact the quality of your life. My goal is not to judge, but is instead to create a safe space where we can explore areas of difficulty together. Client’s I’ve worked with appreciate my ability recognize the uniqueness of each person’s story and situation and provide an individualized approach to our work together.
I take a special interest in working with clients who struggle with eating disorders, body image, or unhealthy eating patterns. Eating disorders and the associated unhealthy eating patterns are often kept secret by those who are struggling. Over time, this secret builds and slowly consumes the person. Our culture and society have twisted our relationship with food, while skewing our perception of body image, for both men and women. I recognize and understand how difficult seeking help for an eating disorder can be. I strive to provide a safe setting to work towards establishing realistic and healthy eating patterns and body image while gaining insight into the underlying thoughts and emotions that maintain these unhealthy eating patterns. I have a particular interest in working with adolescent athletes who may be struggling with unhealthy expectations related to body image and eating patterns. Growing up as a competitive athlete myself, I experienced firsthand how athletes are often told and taught, from a young age how to manipulate their bodies to perform a certain way. As a result, these young athletes may internalize an unattainable body image and develop unhealthy eating patterns which can last beyond their athletic years.
I also have a passion for working with individuals with developmental disabilities and special needs, specifically those with an Autism Spectrum Disorder. I enjoy working with children and adults with developmental disabilities and their families and caregivers. Caring for a child with a developmental disability, or being a caregiver for an adult, comes with its own set of challenges that often go unrecognized and unsupported. It is my goal to take the time to understand what each family unit needs and work to develop plans and goals to strengthen and support the individual and their caregivers.
I offer evening appointments and currently have immediate openings available. Additionally, I offer online booking for easy and convenient scheduling.
Lani Glaser, LCSW, LMHP
Lani Glaser, LCSW, LMHP
I have nearly 30 years experience working in health care settings. Some of that work involved hospice care, which has taught me the value of making the most of the time we have and the relationships we care about. Before obtaining my Masters degree in Social Work, I worked as a Registered Nurse. These combined experiences have given me a holistic perspective and the recognition that physical wellbeing and strong relationships play critical roles in mental health.During my social work education I was able to work with survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and childhood sexual abuse, and to participate on an eating disorders treatment team.I am aware that many people’s lives have also been impacted by addiction, either in themselves or in those they love, and I am knowledgeable about the principles of recovery and 12-Step work. I value the role that spiritual health plays in many people’s lives, and am open to exploring both traditional and non-traditional aspects of spirituality.
Tom Seguin, PLMHP
Tom Seguin, PLMHP
Tom creates a space for growth and change so clients can experience the power of the therapeutic process. He studied engineering early in his college career but quickly developed a passion for learning and understanding how people think. After earning his bachelor’s degree in psychology at Miami University in 2009, Tom enlisted in the Air Force. There, he saw how stressful situations including an intense work life, deployments, and frequent moves, paired with an absence of appropriate supports can lead to a variety of mental health issues like relationship problems, separation and divorce, problem behaviors in children, and substance abuse. Tom decided to become a psychotherapist partly in order to help people who were feeling overwhelmed like his military colleagues. Since earning his master’s degree in 2017 from the University of Nebraska at Omaha, Tom has been helping parents and families develop strategies to alleviate problems related to children’s behaviors, school issues, co-parenting, and foster care. He also works with couples and individuals to help navigate relationship problems, divorce, and other individual mental health needs. Tom’s clients often report that he connects to them well and understands their concerns on a deep level. To learn more about therapy with Tom or to book an appointment, call 402-325-0117 x 4 or visit adultspancounseling.com and click the “call or book online” tab.
Nicole Kauk, M.A., LMHP, LPC
has spent the last 2 ½ years at a general mental health clinic, and has had experience with a wide range of folks, including children, teens, adults, and the geriatric populations. She’s done individual work as well as with couples and families. She has been trained to be ready for many different client issues including ADHD, anxiety, depression, trauma, domestic violence, grief, self-harm, behavior issues, relationship issues, aging, and life stage issues. She has worked in the office setting, and has experience with in-home and the nursing home setting. She uses an empathetic cognitive behavioral approach, with elements of motivational interviewing, reality therapy, and solution focused therapy as needed by each individual person.
Deb Baldwin, LIMHP, PLADC, CCTP
Deb is passionate about recognizing the impact of trauma in people’s lives. She is a certified trauma professional and brings that understanding to her therapy whether it is addressing over eating and food addictions, drug and alcohol abuse/dependence or recovering from health issues like depression, anxiety and other trauma related responses. Deb’s warm and supportive therapy style helps patients understand family patterns and make clear choices that break free from the same old patterns that keep so many people stuck whether it is in the weight loss yo-yo or fighting with substance addiction.
Robert Troyer, MA, LIMHP, LPC, CISM
Robert Troyer, MA, LIMHP, LPC, CISM
BA – Eastern Mennonite University, 1981- Bible and Christian Ministries
MA – Doane University, 2001 – Counseling
Licensed: State of Nebraska, Independent Mental Health Practitioner, Professional Counselor
Certifications: Critical Incident Stress Management
Specializations: He is a marriage and family therapist and works with adults and adolescents. He works with major mental health disorders, personality disorders, anxiety, depression, post traumatic stress disorder, trauma, domestic violence, grief and loss, critical incident and stress debriefing, anger and behavior management, addictions, intellectual disabilities, sexual abuse issues, self-esteem issues and geriatrics.
Provides a relaxing atmosphere where his clients feel free to be open, knowing that they will be heard without judgment. This therapist does cognitive behavioral therapy. He has experience working as a licensed independent mental health practitioner in an outpatient mental health clinic and in private practice for the past 17 years, since January 01, 2001.
Anita Lovell, LIMHP
is the center of AdultSpan Counseling’s Pediatric Behavioral Health Clinic and parenting training. She draws on skills from Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) to help develop healthy boundaries and relationships within families. She also works with the Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) to help children and non-offending parents recover from traumatic experiences such as abuse, neglect, accidents, and injury. Anita has worked as a CASA volunteer, received training and supervision at Monroe Meyer UNMC and has worked with adults with intellectual disabilities at Beatrice State Developmental Center. She has been in private practice since 2012.
J. Kipp Lanning, LIMHP, LPC
passionately believes that men respond to therapy when they realize that things can be different. Therapy is about change – it is about doing more of what works, and less of what does not. Kipp helps men realize their best in relationships, work, family and mental health. Kipp also works with issues such as anger management and sexual behavior.
Kipp has experience working mental health needs for people with intellectual disabilities, offender histories, major mental health disorders including depression, anxiety and thought disorders. He has experience working as a therapist at the Lincoln Regional Center and has been in private practice since 2008.