Mental Health Counseling

Bliss has been married to her husband since 2004 and is the proud mother of three boys. She enjoys traveling with her family, cheering on her sons at their games and activities, remaining active in her church, and living out her faith through service and connection with others. Bliss believes that even in life's most difficult seasons, there can be meaning, growth, and purpose. 

Bliss works with individuals facing anxiety, depression, relationship concerns, parenting challenges, grief, self-esteem issues, educational difficulties, and life changes. She is passionate about helping people feel respected, valued, and heard while offering practical tools and encouragement to navigate life's challenges, discover their strengths, find meaning in their experiences, and move forward with hope. 

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Kelly is passionate about helping students feel cared for, understood, and valued as individuals. She considers it a privilege to support students as they navigate life's challenges and work toward improved mental health and personal growth. 

Kelly works with individuals experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, academic and relationship concerns, life transitions, parenting challenges, and a variety of other emotional and mental health needs. She also offers Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy to help individuals process and heal from traumatic experiences and negative self-beliefs. 

Outside of her counseling work, Kelly enjoys spending time with her husband and two sons. She loves being outdoors, whether exploring nature, gardening, or spending time on the water. Their two beloved dogs complete the family and are often by their side on life's adventures. 

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Judy offers services in English and Spanish. 

Judy finds meaning in supporting students through life’s ups and downs, guiding individuals as they discover their own resilience. While supporting students through a wide range of life experiences, she frequently assists those navigating trauma, loss, anxiety, mood issues, learning disabilities, and major life transitions. Outside the office, Judy finds joy in outdoor adventures like hiking, biking, gardening in summer and snowshoeing in winter, as well as cooking, reading, traveling with her husband and daughter, and spending time with family and friends. 

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Alyssa speaks English and Spanish.

Alyssa has been working at NWTC since 2021 and her experience with the counseling team has inspired her to pursue her goal of becoming a therapist. She is currently working toward a degree in Psychology at the University of Wisconsin – Green Bay, with plans to continue for a master’s degree in counseling. She is passionate about helping individuals navigate their challenges and enhance their well-being.

In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her husband whom she has been married to since 2019, and their two dogs, Wes and Sadie. She loves snuggling up on the couch with a good book and getting lost in different stories and perspectives. She also enjoys weightlifting as it helps her stay active and grounded. She is excited to continue her journey in both her personal and academic life, while embracing new challenges and opportunities along the way. 

Mariah has a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Wisconsin – Green Bay, where she studied Spanish and Latin American culture with an emphasis on linguistics and teaching English as a second language. She completed a semester study abroad program in Bilbao, Spain. Her diverse customer service background includes experience as a valet driver, bartender, and as a patient representative at a local hospital in Green Bay. 

Mariah is a local to the Green Bay area. She has two feathered babies: a cockatiel named Casper and a parakeet named Eva. Passionate about animals and the environment, she lives a fully plant-based vegan lifestyle. In her free time, she enjoys reading, rollerblading, pinball, and crafting artificial floral arrangements while watching her favorite Disney movies or listening to music. 

Jennifer Parks-Tigert serves as the Director of Student Well-Being and Success and ADA Officer at Northeast Wisconsin Technical College. In this role, she provides leadership and strategic direction for student support services that foster student well-being, access, belonging, and success. She oversees the teams of Counseling Services, Disability Services, and Student Retention. She is actively involved in initiatives that help students overcome barriers impacting their educational goals. As the College's ADA Officer, Jennifer leads efforts to promote accessibility, coordinate ADA compliance activities, and support inclusive practices across the institution. 

Jennifer holds a Master of Social Work degree and brings extensive experience in student support services, career development, disability access, and community-based programs. Throughout her career, she has worked with diverse populations, helping individuals navigate personal, educational, and career challenges while connecting them to resources and opportunities that support success.

Jennifer is passionate about creating environments where students feel supported, valued, and empowered to achieve their goals. She is equally committed to developing strong teams, fostering collaboration, and building partnerships across the college and community to advance student success. Through a compassionate, student-centered approach, she strives to ensure all students have equitable access to the resources, services, and opportunities they need to thrive.