Our Team

Amanda Fox, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner; Director of Clinical Operations. APNP, PMHNP-BC

Amanda (she/her) has 13+ years of experience in the nursing profession, after earning her degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She began her work in Phoenix, Arizona as a Nurse Resident at Maricopa County Mental Health Hospital. Amanda has worked in both public and private sectors of mental health, which include gerontology, a specialized all-women’s unit as well as a specialized unit for veterans. In 2022, Amanda earned her Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner degree from Alverno College in Milwaukee, WI.

Along with medication, Amanda focuses on sleep, exercise, diet/gut health and therapy to address mental health concerns and struggles.

Kelsey Voss, Outpatient Therapist. MS., LPC-IT.

Kelsey (she/her) is a professional counselor, graduating from Eastern Illinois University with an M.S. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Her experiences working in community mental health, private practice, and university counseling centers have shaped her to be able to work with a wide variety of concerns. She is passionate about co-exploring with people to help them navigate relationship and family of origin issues, religious diversity, trauma, and grief/loss.

Kelsey uses a person-centered approach to offer a warm, non-judgmental, empathic space to help individuals address behaviors and patterns they wish to change and to promote personal growth. She believes in engaging in cultural humility and values ongoing self-examination to foster a safe environment for clients of all identities.

Aimee Olson, Outpatient Therapist. MS., LPC-IT.

Aimee (she/her) is a professional counselor with an M.S.in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from UW-Parkside. She has experience working with anxiety disorders, trauma backgrounds, and life transitions, helping clients navigate change and build resilience. In private practice, she has worked with a diverse range of clients, including children (ages 8-17), young adults, and adults, tailoring her approach to meet each individual’s unique needs. She takes an eclectic, person-centered approach, incorporating mindfulness-based techniques to foster self-awareness, emotional regulation, and self-compassion.

Aimee views therapy as a collaborative journey, walking alongside clients as they explore their experiences, strengths, and challenges. She values cultural awareness and approaches therapy with curiosity and respect for each individual’s unique background and experiences. Whether working with individuals, couples, or families, she strives to create a safe, affirming space where clients feel heard and understood while strengthening relationship dynamics, processing difficult emotions, and finding clarity in times of uncertainty.

Outside of the therapy room, Aimee enjoys exploring cityscapes, reading, and spending time with her cat, Nigel.

Mailan Nguyen, Billing and Credentialing Director.

Mailan (she/her) has extensive experience in the healthcare billing field securing bill payments and enjoys helping others. She has a Business Administration BA from Edgewood College and has worked in community health care for over two decades, helping the underserved. She has also worked in the nursing home, assisting older adults and people with disabilities with Medicaid enrollment.

Mailan enjoys spending time with her mother and her grandchild.

Stan Migala, Graduate Level Professional Counselor Intern.

Stan (they/them) is a graduate student at Marquette University studying Clinical Mental Health Counseling. They received their undergraduate degree in History/International Relations at Drake University and master’s degrees from LaSalle University and Indiana University in Central/Eastern European Studies and Slavic Languages and Literature, respectively. Stan is most excited for working with underserved populations, especially those individuals within the LGBTQIA+ community.

Stan believes strongly in actively listening to and exploring the client’s life narrative and how culture plays a part in their individuality. They have a strong focus on family dynamics, gender exploration, and cultural identity. Stan has also learned more about how the homeless population is affected in Dane County, including the barriers and struggles that they face daily. They believe that an inclusive space and a client-directed approach to counseling empowers clients when it comes to attaining treatment goals and personal growth.