JOY HARTMAN, MSW, LCSW
Do you feel sad, stressed out, overwhelmed or stuck in your day-to-day
life? Do you feel disconnected from your loved ones? Individual
or family counseling can teach you to use your strengths &
resources to better understand the meaning behind the attitudes
and behaviors. Trust and respect between family members
and within yourself can be strengthened and rebuilt. My commitment
is to create a safe place for children, adults, couples and families
to seek this support. I use a Strength-Based model of treatment
combined with compassion, understanding, and a warm sense of humor.
Joy joins CPA after 14 years of postgraduate work with adolescents and families. Her training is in Systems Theory, and she feels strongly that people are created and shaped through relationships – with others, the environment, and our society. Joy has extensive experience with a wide variety of life issues, problems, and situations. Her services include, but are not limited to the following areas:
• Adolescent and child behavioral and emotional issues
• School issues
• Parenting
• Family Therapy Illness/grief/loss
• Self-esteem
• Separation and divorce
• Remarriage – blended families
• Foster parenting and adoption
• Child and adult developmental transitions
• Couples counseling and communication skills training
• Depression/anxiety
• Adjustment to life transitions
Joy holds a Master’s Degree in Social Work, with an emphasis
in Child and Family Therapy from the University of Wisconsin,
Milwaukee. She is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW). Joy
has worked for many years with employee assistance programs and
is trained in Brief Psychotherapy. Joy is a member of the National
Association of Social Workers (NASW). Joy is available for a free
phone consultation and/or brief email exchange to address concerns
and questions that you may have about the process. The therapy
process differs for everyone, as does the amount of visits required
to address necessary concerns.