Our Counselors
Sarah Hunzeker, LICSW
Sarah is a licensed clinical social worker with over 30 years of experience helping adults and female adolescents navigate life’s challenges. She creates a safe, collaborative space where clients can explore thoughts and emotions with trust and openness. Using psychodynamic, cognitive behavioral, and narrative techniques, Sarah helps clients process trauma, reshape their stories, and move toward healing and wholeness.
Specialties:
Depression, anxiety, and trauma (including PTSD)
Grief and loss
Life transitions
Geriatrics
Women’s issues
Abuse and neglect
Carolyn Butler, PLMHP
Carolyn helps clients navigate life’s most difficult moments with compassion and understanding. Her approach focuses on recognizing each client’s strengths while managing emotions and building skills for greater balance and fulfillment. She is also the co-author of The Human-Animal Bond and Grief.
Specialties:
Grief and loss (including unresolved and pet loss)
Sexual abuse
Depression and anxiety
Women’s issues
Crisis management
Families
Under the supervision of Mary Jane Gruba, LIMHP
Katie Bacon, LMHP, LPC
Katie is an art therapist and college professor, who often uses art alongside traditional therapies with clients. Art therapy can be beneficial for those that have strong verbal defenses and can aid in exploring emotions and stressors within relationships in an alternate way.
Specialties:
Children and adolescents with behavioral and aggression issues
Families
Trauma (trained in Levels I & II of EMDR)
Women’s issues
Abuse/Neglect
Sarah is a licensed clinical social worker with over 30 years of experience supporting adults and female adolescents through life’s challenges. She provides a safe, collaborative space for exploring emotions and uses psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral, and narrative approaches to help clients process trauma and move toward healing.
Specialties:
- Depression, anxiety, and trauma (including PTSD)
- Grief and loss
- Life transitions
- Geriatrics
- Women’s issues
- Abuse and neglect
Carolyn helps clients navigate life’s most difficult moments with compassion and understanding. Her approach focuses on recognizing each client’s strengths while managing emotions and building skills for greater balance and fulfillment. She is also the co-author of The Human-Animal Bond and Grief.
Specialties:
- Grief and loss (including unresolved and pet loss)
- Sexual abuse
- Depression and anxiety
- Women’s issues
- Crisis management
- Families
Under the supervision of Mary Jane Gruba, LIMHP
Katie is an art therapist and college professor, who often uses art alongside traditional therapies with clients. Art therapy can be beneficial for those that have strong verbal defenses and can aid in exploring emotions and stressors within relationships in an alternate way.
Specialties:
- Children and adolescents with behavioral and aggression issues
- Families
- Trauma (trained in Levels I & II of EMDR)
- Women’s issues
- Abuse/Neglect
Cathy McCawley, LMHP, LPC
Cathy is a mental health therapist and former college professor. She listens compassionately, offers unparalleled support, and guides people to create lasting change.
She specializes in working with adults pursuing personal growth and life change. Her steady, compassionate approach provides clients with a sense of grounding and support as they navigate transitions.
Specialties:
- Women’s issues
- Abuse/Neglect
- Grief and loss
Dr. Susan Meyerle, LIMHP, LPC, CEAP, CFLE
Dr. Susan is the owner of Life Resources, LLC, and an established author, former college professor, and therapist. She focuses on positive psychology and improving workplace well-being through her coaching, speaking, and training.
As a professional speaker, Dr. Meyerle combines real-world ethics cases with humor and insight to inspire others to be their best selves and create positive, ethical workplaces.
Specialties:
- Ethics and professional development
- Coaching and leadership training
- Motivational speaking
- Positive psychology
- Workplace wellness
Jennifer Engelhaupt, LMHP
Jennifer is a licensed mental health therapist with extensive experience in EAP counseling and private practice. She uses a Solution-Focused approach to help clients identify strengths, develop practical strategies, and create meaningful change. Jennifer also incorporates mindfulness-based techniques to support whole-person wellness, empowering individuals to grow, heal, and become their best selves.
Specialties:
- Solution-Focused Brief Therapy
- Mindfulness-based approaches
- Personal growth and resilience
- Wellness and stress management
- EAP counseling
Jen Melton, MA, LIMHP
Jen is a Licensed Independent Mental Health Practitioner, with over 18 years working with children, adolescents, and adults. Jen works on using client’s strengths, focusing on goal setting, creating coping skills, and using Solution-Focused Brief Therapy. Jen likes to create a safe and supportive environment for the client to be able to express themselves in a nonjudgemental atmosphere.
Specialties:
- Females 15+
- Relationship Issues
- Self-Esteem Issues
- Life Adjustment Issues/Life Stressors
- Parenting Issues (Boundaries, Routines, Communication)
- Grief/ Loss/Pet Loss
- Solution-Focused Brief Therapy
- Cognitive Therapy
Office: 7501 O Street Ste 100, Lincoln, Nebraska 68510, United States
Call (402) 477-0651
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