Family Therapist in Kenosha

“Change is the constant in life that can be both a source of anxiety and appreciation. There is comfort and freedom in choosing to embrace this reality.”

I am blessed to spend my time doing what I love. I offer a safe place for people to share their stories, and just be themselves comfortably while feeling heard, understood, and challenged on their journey to personal strength, healing, resolution, and direction. I am a  LPC (Licensed Professional Counselor) and I have a direct, easy-going personality. I utilize a variety of therapy modalities, such as Family Systems, CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy), and Client Centered. I work with all ages, and I do individual, family, couples therapy for a variety of issues such as depression, anxiety, OCD (obsessive-compulsive disorders), sexual issues, gender issues, and life adjustments.  However, my main focus is on relationships; marital, parent – child, divorce, blended families as well as self growth.

David Meyers has been working as an outpatient psychotherapist since 2006, joining Aalto Enhancement center in 2014. He works with adults, youth and couples with most any issue or diagnosis, with a concentration in the area of youth and families. He has 30 years inpatient experience with intense focus in Trauma, Behavior Disorders, Attention Deficit, and Oppositional behavior.

David has taught a Parenting Education and Intro to Mediation class for the city of Kenosha, and drew upon on his experience working with families, children of divorce and his training as a certified Divorce Mediator. He employs Psychodynamic and Cognitive strategies to support change, but can also be eclectic and has an interest in Jungian Analysis.

From experience David has determined that empathy and structure are not mutually exclusive but, in fact, both are necessary for lasting change; residing at opposite poles of one continuum.

“Small changes make a big difference.”

I am a LCSW (Licensed Clinical Social Worker), since 2013, and became a CSAC (Clinical Substance Abuse Counselor), since 2017.   I became a psychotherapist to help individuals, families and couples make a difference in their lives. I use a strength-based perspective to empower my clients. I provide the tools they need to create the change they desire in their lives.

Being a part of their personal growth is the best gift of all. The theories I use include Narrative therapy, Solution-Focused, Motivational Interviewing, Existential therapy, DBT, and Psychoanalytical therapy. My areas of specialization include grief/loss, substance abuse, anger management and stress management.