Nicole Krueger

Nicole's (LCSW) over a decade of experience has embraced her passion in helping children, adolescents, and adults heal. She holds a Bachelor's and a Master's Degree from Indiana University and has extensive training working with adolescents and adults who are in crisis. She is an EMDR trained therapist as well as DBT certified therapist and utilizes advance motivational interviewing techniques and biofeedback regularly. Nicole is certified in Trauma-Focused CBT as well as Cognitive Processing Therapy for individuals who have experienced trauma. Nicole has both extensive training and experience treating children, adolescent and adult clients who experience a variety of distressing symptoms related to; PTSD/Trauma, Depression, Anxiety, Bi-Polar Disorder, Grief and Loss, Divorce-Related Issues, Stress and Anger Management, Codependency and many more. She is also trained for binge eating, emotional eating, chronic dieting, and body image struggles. Her goal-driven therapeutic approach involves a collaborative effort between client-therapist to help identify solutions while teaching and practicing the skills to live a healthier and happier life. 

 Courtney (LCSW), child, adolescent and adult therapy is her passion and areas of expertise. She holds a Master's Degree from Indiana University and is a Clinical Supervisor for ICS. Courtney utilizes a behavioral approach partnering with parents and school personnel to address issues impeding success. Her goal is to identify and build on the child's strengths, explore what is impeding their success and to help channel feelings in a healthy way. She is here to assist your child in decreasing feelings of anxiety, reducing impulsive/hyperactive behaviors, process grief resulting from a divorce or loss of a loved one, heal from trauma, improve self-esteem and teach social skills. Courtney has extensive therapeutic experience working in the school setting treating children, adolescents and their families to improve family functioning and enhance school functioning. Courtney is certified in trauma-focused CBT for children and adolescents. She is also trained in binge eating, emotional eating, chronic dieting, and body image struggles for children, adolescents and adults. Her clinical experience additionally entails conducting assessments for diagnostic and treatment purposes. Courtney is DBT certified to provide this evidence-based treatment for children, adolescents and adults. Courtney has extensive experience working with adults who suffer from depression, grief, anxiety, Bi-Polar, life stressors, PTSD and many more mental health disorders. Courtney is trained in CPT for trauma-related disorders.

Congratulations on taking the first step of your therapeutic journey! As an ally to my  clients, I am an ally to all. My personal outlook on therapy is the same  outlook I have on life which consists of helping others in any and  every way I can. In my experience I have found that achieving client's  goals takes genuine, human to human care and connection, which is what I  bring to the table as a therapist. I personally work from somewhat of  an eclectic lens, utilizing Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Cognitive  Behavioral Therapy, and Mindfulness techniques.

My  experience includes; inpatient psychiatric services for  children/adolescents/adults and behavioral health services for children  and adolescents in both inpatient as well as outpatient services.

My  goal with all clients is to assist with guiding them towards a version  of themselves they are proud of and comfortable with. If I sound like  the right fit for you, reach out and we can get started on your journey  to becoming the person you want to see!

As an experienced Licensed Social Worker, Kathleen has worked extensively with children, adolescents, and adults from various backgrounds. She holds a Bachelor's Degree in Child Development from the University of Pittsburgh and a Master's from Indiana University. Her educational background assumes a developmental approach which explains growth, change, and consistency though the lifespan in biological, social, emotion, and cognitive areas. Developmental psychology looks at how thinking, feeling, and behavior effect one’s health and perspective. Kathleen applies this to all her clients, and has experience treating numerous issues, including anxiety, depression, grief, addiction, anger management, behavioral issues, family conflict, codependency, divorce, OCD, PTSD, sex therapy, and relationship issues. Her practice approach includes a directive style based upon the client’s strengths to apply practical applications to encourage task-focused behavior while encouraging intellectual investigation of the client’s thoughts, emotions, and behaviors from a Holistic Perspective, a treatment approach focusing on the whole person. She is also trained in DBT therapy as well as EMDR.

Rachel graduated with her Bachelor’s in Psychology from Marshall University and received her Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Marshall University. Rachel specializes in trauma and addiction and has worked with individuals, families, couples, incarcerated population, intensive outpatient setting for teens and adolescents, groups, and those with autism. She has worked with an array of clients and has experience working with teens and adults who struggle with Depression, Anxiety, PTSD/Trauma and symptoms from Trauma, Bipolar Disorder, Borderline Personality Disorder, Addiction, Anger Management, life stressors, Social Anxiety, Grief, ODD, and many more. Rachel utilizes various forms of treatment which include CBT, DBT, Solution-focused Therapy and Motivational Interviewing. She has spent 5 years working with individuals with special needs and 2 years working with teens and adults. Her goal is to provide a nonjudgmental, supportive, respectful, and empathic environment for her clients and use their own strengths to achieve their goals. Rachel is very passionate about helping who she can and committed to the process of therapy, the ultimate goal is for her clients to feel heard, understood and supported. 

I  am a compassionate therapist dedicated to helping individuals of all  ages navigate the complexities of trauma, grief, anxiety, depression,  and LGBTQ+ identity. With a strong foundation in evidence-based  modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical  Behavior Therapy (DBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and  Solution-Focused Therapy (SFT), I strive to always provide a safe and  supportive environment where clients can explore their experiences and  work toward healing.

My  career began as an elementary school teacher where I quickly realized  that if we are not helping children/adolescents with emotional  understanding, we cannot expect them to learn to their full potential.  This led me to pursue my master’s in School Counseling, a career that I  love and have been doing for the past four years. During this time, I  also acquired my license to become a Licensed Mental Health Counselor  and, using that, I have been fortunate enough to extend my knowledge  through community mental health facilities, gaining experience in group  work, adult individual therapy and treatment planning. 

With  a focus on tailored treatment plans, I integrate research-backed  techniques to address the unique challenges faced by each client. I am  particularly passionate about supporting those who identify as LGBTQ+,  ensuring that all clients feel understood and affirmed in their  identities.

In  my practice, I emphasize the importance of building a strong  therapeutic relationship, fostering resilience, and empowering clients  to develop coping strategies. I wholeheartedly believe in the strength  of the human spirit and am committed to guiding clients on their journey  toward emotional well-being and fulfillment.

Brianne exclusively provides virtual therapy sessions.

Jackie works with clients on an individual basis in a wide range of ages including adults, adolescents and children. Jackie has experience working with clients who struggle with ADHD, anxiety, depression, ODD, OCD, trauma and more. Jackie provides techniques that are Evidence-Based practices and utilizes CBT and Motivational Interviewing, to help serve clients to achieve their needs while working with their strengths. Jackie has provided services in the community servicing individuals that have been involved with the Department of Child Services and have high complex needs. In Jackie's career, Jackie has worked as a supervisor where she was able to provide support and guidance to our therapists and skills builders, as well as aiding them in ensuring they are providing the best quality care for our clients. Jackie's experience also includes, working with the Addictions Recovery Center in Lafayette IN, as well as being a therapist for families and individuals. Jackie's believe in treating everyone with respect, sensitivity and compassion.  Jackie looks forward to working with you!

Life  transitions can be complicated. My passion is to help children,  adolescents and adults find peace and develop the skills necessary to  navigate the journey of life. I understand that each person's journey is  unique, and am committed to utilizing the time together to meet  specific needs, goals, and values. My aim is to offer a safe and  supportive environment, while also encouraging you to make the changes  that will lead to long-term growth.

I  have 10+ years experience of working in the school setting and  collaborating with families to improve the family and school dynamic.  In  addition to the school setting, I have 8+ years experience working with  adults with intellectual disabilities and mental health needs in the  residential setting and provided high quality person-directed services  and supports. I utilize a behavioral approach to assist children  and adults focus on how thoughts and emotions affect behavior.  I  believe we can all learn and grow and take the steps necessary to a  positive change. 

Heather (LCSW) is a licensed therapist with a master’s degree from the University of Southern Indiana, specializing in trauma therapy (EMDR and CPT), cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT and DBT), mindfulness-based stress reduction as well as substance abuse. She works with adolescents, adults, military veterans, active-duty service members, and first responders. She supports clients with a wide range of concerns such as anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, grief, trauma and substance abuse. Her approach is person-centered therapy  using evidence-based techniques that prioritize building trust,  promoting self-awareness, and fostering lasting change. Heather has  worked for numerous years in both outpatient and inpatient mental health  settings.

In addition to her clinical skills, she is passionate about creating a safe, non-judgmental space for clients to explore their thoughts and feelings. She believes in a holistic approach to therapy that addresses emotional, mental, and physical well-being. Through active listening, compassion, and tailored interventions, she empowers her clients to develop coping strategies and enhance their resilience.

She is committed to continuous professional development to stay informed of the latest research in the field of mental health to provide the best care possible. Her goal is to guide individuals toward healing, growth, and an improved quality of life.

Heather exclusively provides virtual therapy sessions.

Seeing others heal through different therapeutic approaches is one of Monique's greatest accomplishments in life. Monique's goal is to create an atmosphere where people can freely express themselves without judgement or ridicule from the therapist but to aide in being the best version of themselves. Monique's target audience is adolescent teens and adults struggling with anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, and/or any social emotional impact one may be experiencing. Using a CBT approach, Monique's goal is to assist the client in establishing and differentiating between negative and healthy thoughts as well as see the power of behavioral change.

Monique's background is working with at risk youth with the Department of Child Services. Her experience includes; working in a high school setting as a counselor serving minorities and working with youth of different cultural backgrounds and behavioral needs. 

Whatever the situation may be, Monique is here to help you through your journey of healing and wholeness. Monique is excited to participate in this journey with you moving forward one day at a time. 

Kathleen is passionate about empowering children, adolescents and adults to overcome the many struggles of life that may be impeding their personal success. Her goal is to create a safe and accepting environment using a client-centered approach so that all clients are given the opportunity to explore, understand, and cope with life’s challenges, events, and relationships. She especially loves working with members of the LGBTQIA+ community and has worked extensively with children and adolescents in an educational setting as well as individuals experiencing symptoms of anxiety, depression, trauma, and significant stress.

For six years, Kathleen worked with middle and high school students as an English teacher. While teaching, Kathleen utilized social-emotional learning practices and trauma-informed education to connect with students and create a safe and supportive environment. Additionally, Kathleen completed an internship with Safe Harbor Behavioral Care, in which Kathleen met with children, adolescent, and adult clients. During sessions, Katlheen employed a variety of evidence-based practices while specifically tailoring interventions to meet the needs of each individual.

Kathleen works closely with clients to develop a therapeutic approach that will work for them and their needs. Kathleen sees it as her job to meet clients where they are at with their mental health, and her mission is to develop a strong relationship with each client built on mutual trust and collaboration. Together, she believes working collaboratively, you will discover your innate strengths, foster growth, and lead you on a path towards a happier and healthier life.

While Kathleen primarily utilizes cognitive behavioral, strengths-based, motivational, and trauma-informed techniques during therapy, she works closely with her clients to develop a therapeutic approach that will work for them and their needs. She sees it as her job to meet clients where they are at with their mental health, and her mission is to develop a strong relationship with each client built on mutual trust and collaboration. Kathleen believes, that together, we will discover your innate strengths, foster growth, and lead you on a path towards a happier and healthier life.

  Hi! My name is Nichole Hutchinson (LMHC) and I became a mental health counselor in order to provide a supportive and inclusive environment to others where freedom of expression, speaking your own truth, and the ability to be heard can all happen. What brings you here today? No matter the reason, you are in the right place. Are you feeling underwhelmed, overworked, stressed out, burdened, unhappy, or challenged in some way? These are all common feelings and yet they can make you feel out of control. I can work alongside you to understand why you feel the way you feel, what is happening in the present that is causing you to suffer, and guide you on your own path to coping, healing, awareness and empowerment.

I believe in the power of "your" story and focus on Narrative Therapy, Mindfulness and CBT. I have experience working with survivors of trauma and domestic violence, individuals post incarceration, Postpartum parents, and more. I am Perinatal Mental Health-certified and certified in Mind, Body, and Medicine which brings a unique experience to help with grief, trauma, stress, depression and anxiety.

Nichole exclusively provides virtual therapy sessions.

My  passion for supporting individuals struggling with mental health  challenges, addiction, trauma, or crisis led me to pursue the path of  becoming a therapist. In today’s busy and unpredictable world, it’s easy  to lose touch with what’s most important to us and feel disconnected  from our values and sense of self. Factors and events outside of our  control can contribute to mental health struggles and addiction. I  believe that rediscovering who we are at our core empowers us to use our  values and unique strengths to navigate life’s highs and lows.

My  experience is diverse and includes working with adults and adolescents  in outpatient care, co-facilitating intensive outpatient addiction  programs and inpatient mental health groups, and providing long-term  support to survivors of trauma and gender-based violence. I have  training in working with individuals experiencing anxiety, depression,  bipolar disorder, PTSD/trauma, addiction, grief and loss, stress, life  transitions, and related struggles.

My  practice is rooted in evidence-based approaches, including experiential  therapy, cognitive-behavioral techniques, and motivational  interviewing. I take a client-centered, trauma-informed approach,  creating a safe, nonjudgmental, and collaborative space for healing. My  goal is to help you process your unique experiences, develop coping  strategies, and find relief from the symptoms that may be holding you  back. Together, we can work toward an improved quality of life that  aligns with your values and allows you to become the best version of  yourself.

  Danielle has a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology from Indiana University Northwest and is currently studying for a Master’s Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from New England College. She is currently a counseling intern at Innovative Counseling Solutions gaining experience in the mental health field. She is expected to graduate in September 2025. She has a strong passion for helping individuals reach their highest potential, and she hopes to achieve this throughout her internship. Her passion is in working with adolescents and young adults. 

Jan is our Office Manager at ICS. She brings over 15 years experience in office management to our team. In her last position for the Indiana State Dept. of Health, she provided confidential services to Indiana citizens with the highest degree of HIPAA integrity. Her background includes Human Resources, contractual procedures, accounting and health care advocacy. Community involvement is an important aspect of her work/life balance. She has served in leadership roles for children’s organizations, schools, and neighborhood outreach where she has held Officer and Board positions for local and national programs. Her focus on helping others makes her a good fit for our endeavor to help our clients.

Amy has joined our team as an intake specialist as well as an office manager. She comes to Innovative Counseling Solutions with over 20 years of experience as a healthcare manager. While working in the healthcare field Amy concentrated on all aspects of patient care; including but not limited to coordinating appointments as well as accounts. She worked as a liaison between patients and insurance companies. She is a kind, caring and positive addition to our team. At ICS, Amy currently assists patients in scheduling, insurance and account questions as well as is vital to ICS running smoothly to provide quality mental health services. 

Pamela has joined our team as an intake specialist and office manager.  She comes to ICS with a background in social work and elementary  education, where she developed a passion for mental health. In her role at ICS, she helps clients with scheduling appointments, assists with navigation of insurance companies, and completes various other officer duties that help patients receive quality mental health services. Her goal is to support patients and be a friendly voice for those taking the brave step of seeking therapy.