CSSW is looking for a therapist

We are looking to hire a full-time licensed therapist for the Kenosha Child and Family Counseling Program. Please go to www.cssw.org to apply online.

Kenosha Child and Family Counseling

Our program
Children's Service Society of Wisconsin therapists have experience in working with children who have been victims of neglect and physical, sexual and emotional abuse. Our therapists have experience with issues related to:  

• Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder.
• Depression, anxiety, and family problems.
• Placement issues.
• Foster care.
• Adoptions.
• Attachment.

Location and directions
8207 22nd Ave., Suite 155
Kenosha, WI 53143
(262) 652-5522
Map

Hours
8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Evening hours are available by appointment.

Our staff
Children's Service Society therapists have extensive experience working with children, parents and families, including those involved in the child welfare system. 

Catie Gietzen, MSW, LMFT, is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Madison and completed post graduate training in Marriage and Family Therapy. She has experience working in residential, outpatient, and school settings. She enjoys providing child, family, and group therapy utilizing a strengths-based approach and drawing from a variety of therapeutic tools. Her areas of interest include treating mood and anxiety disorders, school based problems, trauma, anger control issues, and helping families and children resolve conflict and start on the path to healing, caring, and communication.

Ann Rolling, PhD, LPC, graduated from Marquette University with a doctorate degree in Clinical Psychology. She had worked as a therapist in the Racine office for more than six years.  She has been the Area Manager since 2007.  Ann completed her pre-doctoral internship at Pine Rest Christian Mental Health Services in Kalamazoo, Mich. She has experience working with many of the mental health issues that result from child maltreatment, including depression, anxiety, post traumatic stress disorder, anger control problems and adjustment issues. While in graduate school she completed a two-year practicum at the Child Protection Center in Milwaukee. Ann also completed a practicum at Froedtert Hospital in the Child Neuropsychology department. Click here to email Ann your questions about the Kenosha Child and Family Counseling program.

Information about our services:

Learn more about trauma-informed treatment.

Learn more about Trauma-Focused Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy.

Learn more about Parent-Child Interaction Therapy.

Other Kenosha County programs:

• Project Home 
• Supervised Visitation

Children's Service Society also has Child and Family Counseling services available in Burlington and Racine.

Other community links:

The Kenosha Child and Family Counseling Program receives support from the United Way of Kenosha County.

For more information about community resources please contact  Kenosha County Division of Children and Family Services.

Service excellence:

Children's Service Society prides itself on providing high quality care to the children and family's we serve.  Here are some recent comments we've gotten back from clients who completed and anonymous survey: