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Therapeutic Outdoor Programs
| © 2010 New Vision Wilderness, LLC 1580 S. 81st St., West Allis, WI 53214 phone 414.526.5747 fax 414.744.6288 info@newvisionwilderness.com |
| Inspiring Change...By Nature. |
The New Vision Wilderness clinical team includes therapists who are passionate about healing as well
as using the outdoors as their office. Our Field Therapists offer diverse treatment modalities.
Contact us to learn more.
as using the outdoors as their office. Our Field Therapists offer diverse treatment modalities.
Contact us to learn more.
| Interested in Employment with NVW? Visit our Employment Opportunities page. |
| NVW is operated by an experienced team! |
Our Field Therapsists
Maria Bishop LPC MS. Field Therapist. Maria received her B.A. from Alverno
College in Psychology and Professional Communications. She earned her
M.S. in Community Counseling from Mount Mary College. Maria has pursued
advanced training in following areas: treatment for truama related issues,
the intergration of body, mindful awareness through MBSR training, art and
play therapies and adolescent development. Maria is a Reiki practicioner
and holds certification in Hatha Yoga and Pilates instruction.
Ms. Bishop is also a wife, mother, sister and friend that acknowledges how
the intrinstic values of interpersonal relationships within our lives can bring
growth and healing.
College in Psychology and Professional Communications. She earned her
M.S. in Community Counseling from Mount Mary College. Maria has pursued
advanced training in following areas: treatment for truama related issues,
the intergration of body, mindful awareness through MBSR training, art and
play therapies and adolescent development. Maria is a Reiki practicioner
and holds certification in Hatha Yoga and Pilates instruction.
Ms. Bishop is also a wife, mother, sister and friend that acknowledges how
the intrinstic values of interpersonal relationships within our lives can bring
growth and healing.
Lori Livingston, MA LPC SACt. Field Therapist. Lori achieved her Masters
of Arts in Profession Counseling from the Liberty University, Lynchburg,
Virgina. She has worked in Alcohol and Drug Treatment as well as in the
Mikan Adolescence Day Group Therapy. Lori will work with the client
doing group and individual therapy. Working with Love and Logic
Principles and empower youth to make positive choices are Lori’s strong
focus areas.
Lori, a mother, wife and northwoods local, is an avid outdoors woman.
She can often be found fishing and hunting in Northern Wisconsin.
of Arts in Profession Counseling from the Liberty University, Lynchburg,
Virgina. She has worked in Alcohol and Drug Treatment as well as in the
Mikan Adolescence Day Group Therapy. Lori will work with the client
doing group and individual therapy. Working with Love and Logic
Principles and empower youth to make positive choices are Lori’s strong
focus areas.
Lori, a mother, wife and northwoods local, is an avid outdoors woman.
She can often be found fishing and hunting in Northern Wisconsin.
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Jeff Ryan, MA SAC. Field Therapist. Photo and bio coming soon.
Elizabeth Deardorff, MSW, Field Therapist. Elizabeth received her BA
from the University of Wisconsin- Madison and achieved her Master of
Social Work, emphasis on Child and Family and Mental Health, from Loyola
University Chicago in Illinois. She has worked with children and
adolescents along with families in an outpatient agency and with groups
in a school environment. Elizabeth has experience as a YMCA camp
counselor working with adolescents, as well as afterschool programming
in Madison. Elizabeth focuses on self awareness and empowerment as a
powerful process in work with oneself and with interpersonal
relationships.
Elizabeth travels around the Midwest, and in the summer can be found
swimming, fishing, hiking, and never passes up time around a campfire.
from the University of Wisconsin- Madison and achieved her Master of
Social Work, emphasis on Child and Family and Mental Health, from Loyola
University Chicago in Illinois. She has worked with children and
adolescents along with families in an outpatient agency and with groups
in a school environment. Elizabeth has experience as a YMCA camp
counselor working with adolescents, as well as afterschool programming
in Madison. Elizabeth focuses on self awareness and empowerment as a
powerful process in work with oneself and with interpersonal
relationships.
Elizabeth travels around the Midwest, and in the summer can be found
swimming, fishing, hiking, and never passes up time around a campfire.