Mark Rossano is a licensed professional counselor.
He received
his Master's Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from UW-Stout in 2006.
In addition, Mark possesses Master's Degrees
in Philosophy and Religious Studies.
Mr. Rossano is currently working
towards his certification as a Clinical Substance Abuse Counselor.
At present he does both mental
health and AODA counseling. He specializes in
working with clients who struggle with depression
and anxiety. Mark also enjoys working with couples and teens.
Mark's approach to counseling follows a wellness model which
emphasizes identifying basic human needs and using the
client's strengths to fulfill those needs.
Mark sees his work as helping clients become more
responsible for their thoughts and behaviors as they
move toward creating a flourishing human life.
Jeana L. Magyar-Moe, Ph.D. Family
Counseling Clinic
Dr. Jeana Magyar-Moe earned her degree in Counseling Psychology
from the University of Kansas and currently works
as an Associate Professor of Psychology at UW-Stevens Point.
Dr. Magyar-Moe approaches therapy from a positive psychological
or strengths-based perspective. She believes that all people have both
strengths and weaknesses, and all people exist within environments that
influence them in both positive and negative ways. Dr. Magyar-Moe attends
to all of these components in her work with clientele in order to treat
the whole person, rather than focusing solely upon areas of struggle.
Dr. Magyar-Moe works primarily with adults who desire assistance with
the following: depression, anxiety, grieving, stress-management,
relationship issues, adjustment to life changes or transitions,
self-esteem issues, and behavior modification. She also has expertise
in conducting career counseling, providing sport psychology services,
and engaging in psychological testing and assessment.
Dr. Magyar-Moe is a member of the Board of Directors for the National
Wellness Institute and is the Chair of the Positive Psychology Section
of the American Psychological Association's Society of Counseling
Psychology. She is the author of a new book published by Elsevier
Academic Press entitled "Therapist's Guide to Positive Psychological
Interventions."
