MEET THE TEAM
Jacqueline Moen-Kadlec
MSW, LCSW
Jackie’s educational background includes a Bachelor’s Degree in Human Services, and she is completing a Master’s Degree in Social Work at Winona State University.
Through Jackie’s education, she has gained an understanding of trauma-informed practice with the belief that it’s not “what’s wrong with you” but “what happened to you” and what you have experienced in your past that could be impacting your present. Jackie’s past work experience has primarily been in the field of child protection and long-term care. It is through this work that she has seen people make small changes that improve their daily lives.
Kelsey Connor
Intern, MSW Candidate
Education/
Experience
I am a clinical intern in my final year of the Master of Social Work program at Winona State University. Since earning my bachelor’s degree in criminal justice in 2012, I went on to become a licensed social worker in Wisconsin, working primarily within the mental health, addiction services, and criminal justice fields over the past 12 years. My passion for counseling was ignited by my experiences as a social worker, where I witnessed firsthand the complex nature of human beings and their resilience. This passion was further nurtured during my foundation-level internship at Peace of Mind Counseling in 2022, where I observed a diverse range of effective therapeutic approaches and models.
Approach/
Interests
I employ a collaborative and strength-based approach in my work with clients. I believe in the power of systemic theory in social work, recognizing the interconnectedness of individuals with their environment and relationships. I am committed to continuous learning and collaboration with my supervisor to provide the best possible care for clients. My goal is to support clients in reconnecting with their innate wisdom and strength, fostering healing and growth in a culturally responsive and trauma-informed manner.
ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS
Stephanie Varilek,
MSW, APSW
Education/Experience
I graduated from Viterbo University in 2017 with a Bachelor’s in Social Work and Psychology. I proceeded to complete a Master’s of Social Work at UW-Madison in 2020. Since entering the field, I have worked primarily in the field of mental health and substance use with both adults and youth, as well as with survivors of trauma.
Approaches
My approach is strengths-based, recognizing the unique capabilities and resilience that each individual possesses. By focusing on strengths, I aim to empower clients to navigate their challenges and harness their potential for growth and healing. I also draw from evidence-based practices, including CBT, motivational interviewing and person-centered theory. This integrative approach allows me to tailor interventions that resonate with each individual's needs and circumstances, promoting a collaborative therapeutic relationship. I am dedicated to supporting clients in their journey toward wellness, fostering self-discovery, and cultivating a deeper understanding of their thoughts an and emotions. I have experience working with: anxiety, anger, depression, life transitions, suicidal ideation and NSSI, grief and loss. I work in collaboration with my clinical supervisor to meet best practices and care for the individuals I work with.
My schedule is Mondays and Wednesdays from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM. To schedule an appointment, please contact me at 608-406-4090. I am available in person and via telehealth.
Alison Lincoln Holcomb
Chief Operations Officer
Josef Schilling
Office Manager
Cell: 678-914-1217
Email: joeschilling@abhtomah.com
Employment Opportunities
If you are a licensed therapist and are interested in working with ABH please submit your resume to information@abhtomah.com