01 / STARTING THERAPY · 44 SECONDS
You can start with a question.
Get to know the people, the process and the practical details.
Explore the first steps
Your questions.
Your pace.
Your pace.
A LOOK INSIDE ALLIS
A familiar place.
Before your first visit.
Sometimes, knowing what’s on the other side of the door helps. Take a look at our West Allis space before you decide on a next step.
Explore the officeActual photographs of the Allis office, supplied by the practice.Address & directions
FIND YOUR STARTING POINT
There’s more than
one way to begin.
You may be exploring therapy for the first time, returning with questions, or helping someone you care about. Start where you are.
01 I’m considering
I’m thinking
I’m recommending
I’m considering
therapy.
Understand the people, the practical details and what happens next.
Find a first step ↗02I’m thinking
about trying again.
Bring what you’ve learned. Make room for what you’d want to be different.
Explore a different start ↗03I’m recommending
support.
Share a useful starting point while keeping the person’s choice central.
Help someone connect ↗PEOPLE FIRST. ALWAYS INDIVIDUAL.
A person.
A relationship.
Your own pace.
You bring your own history, hopes and questions. Therapy should make room for them.
Allis is an independently owned practice in West Allis. Our direction is people-first and relationship-led: listening with curiosity, making options clearer and supporting greater self-understanding.
Get to know AllisWarm.Professional.Curious.
THE RELATIONSHIP MATTERS
Get to know the person
you could talk to.
Read about each clinician’s background and approach. Ask about current openings, your preferences and what feels important to you.
Meet all six therapists
LPC · Clinical Director
Megan Young
Clinical director with experience in trauma, ADHD, parenting and couples/family counseling.
Not currently accepting clients.
Read Megan’s profile
LCSW
Patty Barrett
Over 35 years in clinical social work and special education; solution-focused and strengths-based care.
Read Patty’s profile
LCSW
Melanie Figueroa
Over a decade in mental health, with trauma-informed and culturally sensitive care.
Read Melanie’s profile
LPC-IT
Michelle Kent
Support for young adults and women navigating anxiety, trauma, neurodivergence and life transitions.
Read Michelle’s profile
LPC-IT
Eno Okon
Counseling for high school-aged adolescents and adults, including relationships, grief and anxiety.
Read Eno’s profile
LPC-IT
Geeta Raval
Support across ages for anxiety, depression, stress and changes in school, work or relationships.
Read Geeta’s profileAge groups, approaches and openings vary by clinician. Confirm fit and availability with Allis.
THREE SHORT FILMS · THREE WAYS TO BEGIN
Find your starting point.
Watch a short film. Explore the people, the place and a useful next step.
02 / FINDING YOUR FIT · 44 SECONDS
Room for a different start.
Explore questions about the relationship, the approach and what matters to you.
Explore therapist fit03 / RECOMMENDING SUPPORT · 44 SECONDS
A recommendation carries trust.
Share a useful starting point and leave room for the person to choose.
Explore recommending supportNarration, music and English captions. Actual Allis team and office photographs, with illustrative Artlist footage. Draft for discussion.
How do I check insurance and costs?
Confirm your exact plan, the therapist you’ll see and the expected cost with Allis and your insurer before scheduling. See what to check.
Can I ask about a particular therapist?
Yes. You can name a therapist in your inquiry. Allis can discuss current availability and fit before you arrange an appointment.
Can I see the office before deciding?
You can explore the real office photographs here. If you have questions about arriving, accessibility or the room you’ll use, ask Allis before your visit. Take a look inside.
YOUR QUESTIONS. YOUR PACE.
You don’t need
the perfect words.
A question about the person, the process or the practical things is a place to start.