Who We Are
At Lynnway Counseling, we are a mental health clinic dedicated to providing compassionate, evidence-based care for individuals seeking support on their wellness journey. Our team of experienced clinicians offers a range of therapeutic approaches—including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), and trauma-informed care—tailored to meet each client’s unique needs. In addition to therapy, we provide comprehensive medication management to support and enhance treatment outcomes. Whether through in-person sessions or virtual appointments, we strive to create a safe, supportive, and empowering space for all who walk through our doors. Our mission is to help you find balance, resilience, and hope as you work toward your mental health goals.
Therapists
Kathee Foxan, LISW, LCSW
With over 16 years of dedicated experience in the field of mental health, Kathee is a compassionate and skilled therapist, specializing in supporting individuals facing complex challenges. Her expertise lies in providing comprehensive care to individuals with a history of trauma, life stage issues, relationship problems, and those facing significant adversity. Kathee utilizes Strengths Based, Cognitive Behavioral, Dialectical Behavior, and trauma focused therapies, including EMDR. Throughout her career, Kathee has demonstrated a deep commitment to empowering her clients to overcome obstacles and achieve meaningful personal growth. She has a particular passion for working with individuals entangled in legal or Child Protective Services (CPS) involvement, offering tailored therapeutic interventions to navigate these intricate situations with resilience and strength. Kathee’s approach is characterized by empathy, respect, and a profound understanding of the multifaceted nature of human experiences. Drawing from evidence-based practices and a trauma-informed perspective, she creates a safe and supportive therapeutic environment where clients can explore their challenges, develop coping strategies, and embark on a journey towards healing and recovery. In addition to her clinical work, Kathee is dedicated to advocating for the rights of others, striving to raise awareness about mental health issues and to promote access to quality care for all individuals. She is deeply committed to ongoing professional development, staying abreast of the latest research and techniques to ensure that her clients receive the highest standard of care. Kathee is licensed to practice in the states of Iowa, Illinois, North Dakota, and Arizona.
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Bridget Kramer, LMSW, CADC
Bridget is a Licensed Social Worker in the State of Iowa and a graduate of the Master of Social Work program at St. Ambrose University. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Clarke University and is a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor. Bridget is also a certified facilitator of the Nurturing Parenting Program with the Rediscover Recovery center.
Bridget began her clinical journey in outpatient substance use counseling, inspired by the compassion she cultivated through personal experiences supporting family members through mental illness, substance use, and grief. These formative moments instilled in her a deep sense of resilience and a heartfelt commitment to walking alongside others in their healing.
As a clinician, Bridget empowers clients to take an active role in their transformative process, drawing from motivational Interviewing, strengths-based approaches, and therapeutic techniques including Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), as well as utilizing mindfulness techniques. Her practice is rooted in self-determination, trauma-informed care, and neurodivergent affirmation, with a focus on substance use, recovery, anxiety, depression, and supporting individuals in building lives that reflect their deepest values.
Creating an atmosphere of genuine welcome and understanding is central to Bridget’s work. She believes healing begins where compassion, trust, and honesty are embraced. Her passion, empathy, and grounded professionalism empower clients to navigate life’s challenges with courage and clarity.
Your story matters, and so does your healing. Reach out to schedule an appointment and begin a journey toward clarity, resilience, and connection.
Wanda Strunk, LMSW
Wanda is a Licensed Master of Social Worker with nearly two decades of experience in the mental health field. Since 2006, she has been dedicated to supporting individuals and families through a compassionate, client-centered, strengths-based approach. Wanda has a special passion for working with children and young adolescents, drawing on her extensive background in school-based services to help young clients and their families navigate challenges with care and understanding. Wanda works with adults struggling with transitional challenges while creating a safe environment to explore feelings, partner with and help empower them to achieve their goals.
In addition to her clinical work, Wanda has been deeply involved in advancing community mental health initiatives. She served as a board member and past president of the Felix Adler Children’s Discovery Center, contributed her expertise to the Peer Support Advisory Board for the state of Iowa, and assisted in stepped care development for student mental health at St. Ambrose University. Former clinical supervisor for Community Mental Health Co-occurring program. Wanda played a key role in developing and implementing Iowa’s regional crisis intervention system and integrative home health program during their pilot phases, helping to expand access to critical services across the state.
A committed community advocate, Wanda is a proud member of AMVETS, Moose Club International, American Association of Women Business Owners and actively volunteers with local homeless shelters, elder care services, hospice programs, and the Cancer Wellness Community. Her rich professional and volunteer experience reflects her belief in empowering individuals and strengthening communities through compassionate care.
Michelle Green, LSW
Michelle Green is a Licensed Social Worker in the state of Illinois who is passionate about supporting people through life’s challenges. She earned her Master of Social Work degree from Aurora University in 2025. Michelle has always been drawn to helping others—naturally nurturing, and someone people feel they can turn to for care and guidance.
Michelle works primarily with young adults and adults, creating a safe, nonjudgmental space where clients can share openly. She believes therapy is most effective when clients feel heard, accepted, and respected. Her approach is grounded in person-centered, strengths-based, and trauma-informed practices, helping clients reconnect with their strengths, explore their stories, and move toward a life that feels meaningful and aligned with their values.
Her clinical experience includes supporting individuals navigating anxiety, depression, grief and loss, stress, burnout, self-esteem struggles, identity changes and life transitions, relationship and intimacy issues, and trauma. Through internships in hospital care, probation offices, and programs serving individuals experiencing homelessness or domestic violence, plus insights from personal experiences, Michelle developed a versatile, empathetic approach that honors both the mind and body.
Early in her career, Michelle brings a fresh perspective and energy to her work, combining new research with a grounded, compassionate style. Licensed in Illinois, her goal is to make therapy a space where clients feel safe, valued, and supported. She is honored to walk alongside each person as they work through challenges, build confidence in themselves, and create positive change in their lives.
Michelle is available to see Illinois residents via telehealth at this time. Currently, Michelle is seeing cash only clients at a reduced rate.
Medical Staff
Rachel Hart, MSN, APRN, PMHNP-BC
Nurse Practitioner Rachel Hart is board-certified in mental health and has extensive experience in critical care, substance use disorder treatment, and community health nursing. During her career, she has held several leadership roles, taught Advanced Cardiac Life Support, Pediatric Advanced Life Support, and taught as a college educator for an RN program.
While preparing for her capstone, she demonstrated devotion to evidence-based practice with patient-centered outcomes and collaboration with pharmacists and an ICU team. Her project researched and implemented measures that saved many lives from sepsis while working in the ER setting. Her commitment to mental health is also not limited. She values every client’s personal goal regarding wellness and the individual’s unique needs. Disorders not limited to anxiety, substance use disorders, depression, bipolar disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and ADHD are some of the areas for which she offers her expertise in a culturally sensitive manner.
She continues to stay abreast of trends in care and professional development to best serve clients by maintaining organizational memberships and resources with the ANA, AANP, and APNA, and also to include both Illinois and Iowa nursing organizations.
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Andra Eggers, RN
Andra Eggers is a Registered Nurse with more than two decades of experience in mental health care. She has dedicated her career to supporting clients through both direct nursing services and collaborative medical coordination.
Andra began her nursing career in 2001 as a Medical Management Nurse, where she worked closely with clients to set up medications, provide education on their diagnoses, and coordinate essential medical documentation for employment and disability services. In 2010, she advanced to the role of Medical Coordinator, supervising and mentoring teams of Nurse Practitioners, Registered Nurses, and Medical Assistants. During this time, she emphasized collaboration with therapists and external agencies to ensure clients had seamless access to the services they needed.
In 2024, Andra transitioned to the role of Staff Nurse. In this position, she has focused on triaging emergency calls, managing prior authorizations with insurance providers, assisting in the telepsychiatry office, and reviewing medication needs for clients. Her attention to detail, compassion for her clients, and ability to work collaboratively with providers have made her a trusted resource in the field of psychiatric nursing.
At the heart of Andra’s work is her belief in fostering teamwork and open communication to ensure that clients feel supported in every aspect of their care. She brings both clinical expertise and a deep commitment to helping individuals navigate their mental health journey with dignity and respect.
Administrative Staff
Glinda Gonzalez
Office Manager
I’m a dedicated Office Manager with over 22 years of experience helping teams run smoothly and efficiently. For two decades, I wore many hats—from supervising front office and billing staff to handling payroll, HR issues, and IT support. I take pride in being the go-to person when things need to get done right the first time.
I’m skilled in Excel, Crystal Reports, Access, and iSolve, and I genuinely enjoy working with numbers, solving problems, and supporting the people around me. Whether it’s coding payables, training new hires, or diving into data, I bring consistency, care, and a strong work ethic to everything I do.
While my previous role ended due to a company affiliation, I’m excited for what’s next—and looking forward to new opportunities where I can bring my experience, leadership, and positive energy to a team that values dedication and growth.
Xavia Seesser
Medical Billing, Coding, & Credentialing Specialist | 18+ Years of Experience
With over 18 years of experience in medical billing, coding, and credentialing, I bring a deep understanding of healthcare revenue cycle management to ensure providers are able to do what matters most, taking care of their patients and clients without the administrative burdens getting in the way.
I take pride in my ability to navigate complex insurance policies, streamline credentialing processes, and advocate for the providers I work with. Empathy and compassion are important to me and the work I do, not just the attention to detail and accuracy it requires, and working in this field with health professionals like Kathee and Rachel allow me to continue on that path.
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We Provide Comprehensive Mental Health Care
At Lynnway Counseling, we address a variety of life stage issues that can impact mental well-being.
By offering specialized care for individuals at each stage of life, a mental health clinic can provide the support necessary to address the psychological and emotional challenges that accompany these transitions.
Adolescence and Young Adulthood
During these formative years, individuals often navigate identity formation, academic pressure, relationship challenges, and the transition to independence. Mental health support helps manage issues like anxiety, depression, and self-esteem, as well as coping with family dynamics and social pressures.
Early Adulthood
As individuals enter the workforce, form intimate relationships, and possibly start families, they may experience stress related to career development, balancing personal and professional life, and adjusting to new roles and responsibilities. Therapy can help manage life transitions, relationship difficulties, and the stress of new milestones.
Mid-Life
Many individuals in their middle years face issues like career stagnation, relationship changes, parenting challenges, or the reevaluation of life goals, often referred to as a “mid-life crisis.” Therapy and counseling can help manage anxiety about aging, identity shifts, and personal growth, providing support for emotional adjustment and crisis resolution.
Later Life and Aging
Older adults may face unique challenges such as retirement, loss of loved ones, health issues, and a sense of purpose in later years. Therapy can offer guidance in coping with grief, managing chronic health conditions, and adjusting to changes in lifestyle and independence, fostering emotional well-being during this life stage.