Care shaped around the person
Therapy begins with what is happening in your life, what matters to you, and the kind of support that may help.
About Woodland Acres Therapy
Thoughtful online therapy for the realities of everyday life.
Woodland Acres Therapy is an online outpatient practice serving middle-school-age clients, teens, and adults located in Wisconsin and Michigan.
The practice offers a grounded space for anxiety, grief, trauma, stress, relationship challenges, life transitions, and other outpatient mental health concerns. Focused support is also available for OCD, neurodivergence, chronic illness, and practical transitions toward school, work, and greater independence.
The practice
A place for reflection, practical tools, and meaningful next steps.
Support for daily life
Care can make room for emotions, relationships, school, work, life skills, and practical goals alongside mental health concerns.
Resources beyond appointments
Resources include group information, articles, and selected Wisconsin and Michigan community supports.
Meet the therapist
Emily Weaver, MS, LPC
Emily Weaver is the lead clinician at Woodland Acres Therapy and is licensed in Wisconsin and Michigan.
Emily’s work is grounded in humanistic and existential therapy. She offers a collaborative space to explore identity, values, meaning, and the patterns that may be keeping life feeling stuck.
Depending on a client’s needs, her approach may incorporate tools from Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), DBT-informed care, narrative therapy, and trauma-focused approaches.
Emily previously worked in university disability services, where she helped disabled students navigate the transition to college and life beyond. She draws on that experience to help clients pursue education and career goals, build everyday living skills, and take practical steps toward greater independence. That might mean learning to manage appointments, arranging transportation, or planning for a move.
Emily has additional certifications as an autism-informed professional. Alongside her clinical work, this preparation supports a respectful, practical approach for autistic clients and other neurodivergent people.
Her work welcomes clients seeking broad outpatient therapy as well as people looking for support related to OCD, neurodivergence, chronic illness, grief, trauma, relationships, or life transitions.
Start when you are ready.
For a specific question before scheduling, call or text (414) 533-7910.
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