Brian Groeschel

Brian Groeschel, LPC, brings twenty years of clinical practice in Wisconsin to work with people facing stress, anxiety, addictions, trauma, grief, and depression. He applies a blend of evidence-informed methods, including attachment-based, client-centered, cognitive behavioral, dialectical behavior, Gottman, and motivational interviewing approaches. Those elements are woven together to address both immediate symptoms and the relational patterns that can underlie them.

His scope includes a broad range of personal and family concerns such as attachment issues, family-of-origin dynamics, blended family challenges, substance use, divorce and separation, and fatherhood matters. He also addresses struggles tied to shame, guilt, body image, and control or communication difficulties. The work emphasizes understanding how past and present relationships shape current responses while building practical skills for managing emotion and behavior.

Brian structures care to match each person’s needs, combining exploration of relational themes with concrete techniques for coping and change. He communicates clearly about the methods in use and collaborates with clients to set goals and evaluate progress over time.