OUR WEST ALLIS SPACE

A little more familiar.
Before you get here.

Here’s a look inside Allis. These are photographs of our real office, so you can get a sense of the space before scheduling.

A LOOK INSIDE · 19 SECONDS

A little more familiar.

Actual Allis office photographs with gentle motion and music. This is a photo sequence, not a filmed tour. Draft for discussion.

Wide view of the Allis shared seating area with sofas, chairs and warm lamps — The shared seating area at Allis.

1442 South 92nd Street · West Allis, WisconsinPlan your visit

TAKE A LOOK AROUND

Different rooms.
The same welcome.

See the seating, the light and the details. Rooms vary; ask the practice which space you’ll use and about anything that would help you feel more comfortable.

A dark sofa and two ivory armchairs in the shared seating area — The shared seating area

A blue sofa and light chair in an Allis room with broad windows — A room for conversation

Two light armchairs with a cabinet and lamps in a smaller Allis room — A closer look at the seating

A beverage cabinet and brown chairs under three pathway prints — Details around the shared space

An internal Allis corridor with open doorways and a lit table lamp — A view between the rooms

A blue sofa seen from behind a light chair beside a small table — Another view of a therapy room

BEFORE YOU VISIT

Ask what would
help you arrive.

Knowing a room is one part of feeling prepared. The practical details deserve clear answers, too.

Contact & directions

Which entrance should I use, and where should I wait?

What should I know about parking or getting there?

Can you help with the access arrangements I need?

What do I need to bring to my first appointment?

ANOTHER WAY TO MEET

There’s also
online therapy.

Allis offers telehealth as well as in-person therapy. Ask about availability with your therapist, suitability for your needs and the location requirements for online sessions.

Questions about online sessions

An illustrated stepping-stone pathway across water

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.

Connect with Allis Read the practical answers

A little more familiar.Before you get here.