David Krych

David Krych is a licensed clinical social worker practicing in Wisconsin with 19 years of clinical experience. His career began working with adolescent young men who faced challenges that led to involvement with the juvenile justice system and placement outside their homes, giving him early exposure to complex family and behavioral situations.

After about a decade in that field, he stepped away to pursue a longstanding interest in landscaping and outdoor work. During that period he also confronted his own struggles with alcohol and substance use, entered recovery, and learned about the demands and rewards of sustained recovery from peers and a seasoned counselor. That personal experience led him to refocus his clinical work on helping people who struggle with use and addiction and on the many factors that contribute to those struggles.

He now works in a program that serves people who both need and want help, and across his career has supported clients facing a wide range of issues that reflect how difficult daily life can be at times. He values creating a space where people can talk through and process their efforts to become happier, more peaceful, and more accepting of themselves.

David believes that everyone can pursue a life with meaning and move toward self-acceptance and compassion. He centers his work on getting to know each person’s goals and experiences, and on using existing strengths, skills, and insights to help them progress toward the life they want. As a licensed clinical social worker in Wisconsin, he brings a practical, recovery-informed perspective to therapy and coaching.