Offering Now Medication Support and Wellness Groups

Offering Now Medication Management and Wellness Activities

We Offer Individual and Relationship Therapy

Therayology is a locally owned mental health practice serving Milwaukee and Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. We provide individual and relationship therapy for adults, teens, and couples looking for support with their mental health, relationships, past experiences, and the challenges of everyday life.

Our approach is trauma-informed, collaborative, and individualized. Rather than using the same approach with every client, our therapists take time to understand what you are experiencing, what may be contributing to it, and what you would like to change.

Ways We Support You

We provide structured, trauma-informed mental health care, including:

EMDR Therapy in Milwaukee

Evidence-based trauma processing for PTSD, anxiety, and attachment wounds.

Medication Support (Coming Soon)

Psychiatric medication support for adults, coordinated with your therapy.

Anxiety Therapy

Treatment for panic attacks, overthinking, social anxiety, and chronic stress.

Depression Counseling

Support for low mood, loss of motivation, burnout, and emotional numbness.

Teen Therapy

Adolescent-focused counseling with thoughtful parent collaboration.

Medicaid Therapy Services

We are in-network with Medicaid and most major insurance plans to improve access to care.


What makes us Therayology?

We are passionately committed to enhancing access to mental health services in Wisconsin, embracing a wide range of state insurance plans and private payments, and partnering with most major commercial health insurance providers. We also offer self-pay options for those who prefer to keep insurance companies out of their mental health records and in-depth 90-minute sessions. Through our internship program, we offer sliding fee options to inspire a brighter future for mental health services and to help our new clinicians gain more expertise.


"We are a locally owned business, proudly operated by a Latina woman."