2918 Marketplace Drive, Ste 108 Fitchburg, WI 53719
Accepting new clients for individual therapy
Services
Wildflower Counseling offers the following mental health services in Madison:
Individual Therapy
Yoga Therapy
Family Therapy
Couple's Therapy
Telehealth (Secure Video Counseling)
Group Therapy
Workshops
Skill Building
Please contact the clinic for more information.
Specialities
- Adolescents
- Young adults
- Parents and Families
- Trauma-informed and Trauma-focused
- Life stressors and Transitions
- Burnout
- Acute or chronic illness or disability
- LGBTQIAP+
- Gradual Exposure Therapy
Additional Training and Expertise
- Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT)
- Developmental and Relational Trauma Therapist (DARTT-IT)
- Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
- Mindfulness and Yoga Therapy Techniques
- Somatic Experience/Body-based Trauma Therapy
- Heartmath
- Safe and Sound Protocol
- Expressive Arts and Experiential Therapy Techniques including sculpting, drawing, collage, music, writing, acting, games, and more
Fees and Payments
Wildflower Counseling offers a free 15 minute consult (phone, office, or virtual). The clinic offers a reduced/sliding scale fee based on income and financial need.
Accepted methods of payment include:
- Blue Cross Blue Shield/Anthem
- Dean
- GHC
- Humana
- Medicaid (Badgercare/Forwardhealth)
- Quartz
- The Alliance
Please contact the clinic directly for more information regarding fees and payments.
Meet the TherapistS
Lee Clark, M.S. LMFT
(608) 571-4143
I've lived in Wisconsin all my life and love the beauty of each season. My interests include hiking and taking nature photography. All the photographs featured on this website were taken by me and I'm pleased to share them here with you.
I’m a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, which is somewhat of a misnomer, because what I actually do is something called Systems Therapy. Systems therapy works by looking at each part, or system, in one’s life. Putting together the parts helps to create a whole picture of who each person is through their experiences, perspectives, connections, skills, needs, and goals.
When a client engages in therapy with me, we work together to form a whole picture of their experiences and needs by discussing and exploring their unique systems. Such systems may include past and current physical and mental health, family and social relationships, and community ties. No one lives in a vacuum, and each of these systems can have a positive or negative affect on a client's mental health.
Liza Hahn, M.S. LPC, RYT/C-IAYT, DARTT
(608) 960-8306
I am a Licensed Professional Counselor, 200-hour Registered Yoga and Mindfulness Teacher, and former School Counselor with specialized training in Foundations of Yoga Therapy, HeartMath and Healing Our Core Issues (focused on developmental and attachment trauma).
I take a holistic approach to counseling, tailoring therapy to meet each individual’s unique needs. My work integrates a variety of evidence-based and body-centered modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), somatic experiencing, polyvagal theory, trauma-informed care, yoga therapy, and mindfulness practices.
At the heart of my work is a strong belief in the power of connection. I strive to create a relational, nonjudgmental space that helps break down the stigma surrounding mental health. I am committed to expanding access to care by working both in community settings and schools. I provide therapy across the lifespan through both in-person and telehealth services, and I approach all of my work through a culturally responsive lens.
In addition to clinical work, I offer consultation and training for schools and organizations, focusing on social-emotional learning and trauma-informed practices to better support staff and the individuals they serve.
Outside of counseling, I enjoy practicing yoga, spending time outdoors with my dogs, being with family and friends, traveling, attending Badger football games, and reading. I am also passionate about offering accessible yoga for individuals with intellectual and/or physical disabilities, autism
spectrum disorder, and mental health challenges, helping to support emotional regulation and build self-awareness.
Ultimately, my passion lies in helping children, adolescents, and adults navigate life’s challenges, reconnect with their resilience, and move toward healthier, more peaceful lives. Life is hard enough—take a break from the noise. You deserve it.
Lynn Blackbourn, M.S. LPC, NCC, NCSC
(608) 709-9490
Change can feel uncomfortable, yet it is often where growth begins. With compassion and a growth mindset, I support clients in trusting their capacity for change, even when they are not where they want to be… yet. With over 23 years of counseling experience working with children (ages 4 and up), families, and adults, I view my role as a compassionate advocate and collaborative partner in the process of healing and growth.
I believe challenges are an essential part of learning and change, and I empower clients to build self-awareness, healthy coping skills, and confidence through a holistic, client-centered approach. Together, we create individualized treatment plans focused on lasting change and lifelong skills.
An additional background in school counseling provides me with a strong understanding of child development and the school system. I specialize in supporting children and families navigating concerns such as attention and focus, self-regulation, anxiety, stress, bullying, family changes, and self-esteem—particularly when these challenges impact learning.
I use evidence-based strategies including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Solution-Focused approaches, Mindfulness, Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT), Safe and Sound Protocol, and non-traditional techniques to strengthen mind-body connections and promote positive growth.
Lisa O'Donnell, M.S. LPC
(608) 571-2579
"There are two clients in the world: Those looking for a safe place to fall apart and those looking for help in putting their lives back together."
My name is Lisa O'Donnell, and I am a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Wisconsin who holds additional licensures in school psychology, and I have over 20 years of experience in the mental health field. I am particularly passionate about supporting others going through difficult transitions and those going through grief and loss. While these are key focus areas, I also see clients with a wide range of other needs who are looking for a safe space to talk and feel. I offer therapy to children, adolescents and adults seeking support for depression, anxiety, trauma, and other mental health concerns.
I strive to foster a safe space where clients can tell their story, gain insight into how their experiences have impacted them, and create a new reality that is more fulfilling. With a down-to-earth, personable nature, I use techniques that help promote growth, instill hope, and explore possibilities for change.
I have a trauma-informed lens and use approaches primarily from the humanistic and person-centered theories. I integrate evidence-based therapies including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Narrative Therapy, and mindfulness practices. I have additional certifications in grief counseling and conflict mediation, and I am trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) psychotherapy.
Outside of my clinical work, I enjoy exploring different creative avenues and spending time with my family. I love going on adventures and completing side quests. I also try to do as much yoga, hiking, reading, and writing as I can. These interests reflect my belief in balance and self-discovery, values I encourage in my clients as well.
About the Paperless Clinic
Wildflower Counseling uses HIPAA compliant Electronic Health Records (E.H.R.). The E.H.R. features electronic signatures and an online client portal for scheduling, communication, and access to paperwork. Any client paperwork is also available to print by request. All documents are printed on 100% recycled post-consumer content.
About the Logo:
Wildflower Counseling's logo features a 19th century botanical illustration of red clover flowers. Red clover flowers are found all over the world and have been used medicinally for their healing properties. They are commonly spotted along roadways and bike paths in Wisconsin. Perhaps you've spotted them, too.