Community-Based Mental Health Partnership

Rebecca Higgins (MSW, APSW), Clinical Psychology Associates
(262) 251-1112, ext. 755
Serving College Park and Highland View

Rebecca received her Master’s degree in Social Work at UW-Milwaukee and has nearly 20 years of experience providing services and care in Southeast WI, both clinically and within the community.  Rebecca believes in a treatment approach that fosters trust, is integrative and whole-person focused. She believes that healing begins when an individual feels safe, understood and validated. Rebecca strives to empower students to see their full potential while providing an empathetic, non-judgmental, and supportive environment. Her compassion, reliability and honesty promote a healing environment where students can feel open to share their feelings, struggles and goals. You can learn about Rebecca in her full bio here. 

Jessica Ramdohr (MS, SAC-IT, LPC-IT), Clinical Psychology Associates
(262) 251-1112, ext. 753
Serving Greendale Middle School and Greendale High School 

Jessica is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Training (LPC-IT) who completed her undergraduate studies at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, and received her master’s in professional counseling from Concordia University Wisconsin. She provides a warm, safe space for students to explore their thoughts, feelings, and experiences without judgment. Jessica specializes in the treatment of anxiety, depression, stress management, anger management, self-esteem, and addictions. Her approach is strength-based and uses a variety of techniques that address the individual needs of each child. Jessica creates a therapy experience where students feel heard, understood, and supported. You can learn more about Jessica in her full bio here.

Cate Woehlck (MS, MPC), Kettle Moraine Counseling
(262) 346-4360
Serving Greendale Middle School and Greendale High School 

Cate is a licensed professional counselor with extensive experience working with children, adolescents, parents, and families. Cate believes strongly in the healing power of relationships. In addition to developing a strong relationship with each client, Cate emphasizes the importance of family and social relationships. She aims for parents to be part of the therapeutic process to facilitate lasting change. Her focus in therapy is to create a highly individualized approach to therapy and to help her clients recognize their unique strengths to overcome challenges. Cate holds a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Marquette University. She has received training at Aurora Behavioral Health Inpatient Eating Disorder program and in multiple levels of care in general mental health, anxiety, addiction, and trauma programs. Her therapeutic approach draws from her studies and experiences with cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical and behavioral therapy, exposure therapy, play therapy, and positive psychology. See Cate’s full bio here.