Holistic Jungian therapist specializing in trauma and relationships
Hi there. My name is Courtney Krolikowski. I have been working as a counselor for the past 8 years. I currently hold licenses for practicing in both North Carolina and Illinois. My license in Illinois is called LPC or Licensed Professional Counselor. My license in North Carolina is called LCMHC or Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor.I received my Master’s Degree in Clinical Psychology from Benedictine University in Illinois. Illinois is where I was born and raised, but in 2017 I moved to North Carolina, for four years, to support my husband in his job. I now have moved back to the Midwest and reside in my husbands hometown in Wisconsin. In the past 8 years I have become a Nationally Certified Counselor as well as a Nationally Certified Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapist. Throughout my years as a counselor I have worked with those who have been domestic violence perpetrators and survivors, those who have been court ordered for anger management and parenting classes and those who have need trauma counseling. I have worked with individual client’s who were in need of counseling for things such as Anxiety, Depression, Eating disorders, Bipolar disorder, Dissociative Identity Disorder, Borderline Personality Disorder, etc. I have worked with individuals of all colors, religions, genders/identities (LGBTQ and more) and belief systems. I have also provided Couples Counseling and Family Therapy. My treatment approach is very person centered, focused on you, the client, and what you want and are looking for. My personal style is that the client is the driver and I, the therapist, am the passenger helping to guide you along. You, the client, are the one doing the work, setting the goals, I, the therapist, am helping provide you with ways to reach those goals.
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Courtney Krolikowski is a licensed counselor with eight years of clinical experience. She earned a Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology from Benedictine University in Illinois and holds national certifications as a Nationally Certified Counselor and as a Nationally Certified Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapist.
She is licensed to practice in Wisconsin as a Licensed Professional Counselor and in North Carolina as a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor. Born and raised in Illinois, she moved to North Carolina in 2017 to support her husband’s work and spent four years there before returning to the Midwest; she now resides in her husband’s hometown in Wisconsin.
Over the past eight years she has worked with people affected by domestic violence as both perpetrators and survivors, with individuals court-ordered to attend anger management and parenting programs, and with those seeking trauma-focused counseling. Her clinical experience includes treating anxiety, depression, eating disorders, bipolar disorder, dissociative identity disorder, and borderline personality disorder, and she has provided both couples counseling and family therapy.
Courtney works with clients of all races, religions, gender identities including LGBTQ individuals, and belief systems. Her practice is person-centered and client-directed – the client sets the goals and does the work while Courtney serves as a guide, offering strategies and support to help reach those goals.
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