Our therapists
Amy Vanden Heuvel LPC CCTP
Founder of Mindful Matters LLC, Amy VandenHeuvel LPC CCTP has worked with children and families in various mental health practices since 2007. Amy specializes in trauma informed care receiving national certification in Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and is recognized by International Association of Trauma Professionals as a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional. Amy enjoys working with teens and young adults with understanding their values and belief systems in helping get a better understanding of their relationships with others. Amy enjoys person-centered treatment believing in meeting her clients where they are at in treatment and helping support commitment for change. Amy also works with clients struggling with anger management, depression, anxiety and mood disorders. Amy received her master’s in community counseling from Lakeland College. In her free time, Amy enjoys soccer, volleyball, and spending time with her family and friends. Amy enjoys being active and reading.
Kristeen Schreiber LPC
Kristeen Schreiber LPC has worked in the mental health field since 1993 where she worked directly with the chronically mentally ill population. Kristeen has worked with both adult, children and their family in a clinical therapy setting since 2011. Anxiety, depression, loss and grief, anger management and ADHD are among the many issues Kristeen addresses with clients. Kristeen has received her masters degree from Lakeland College. In her free time, Kristeen enjoys hiking, walking, traveling and camping.
Victoria Engels LPC, NCC
Victoria Engels LPC, NCC has worked with children, teens, adults, and families in a clinical setting since 2021, but has worked in the mental health field since 2020 in a college campus setting. Prior to this Victoria taught middle and high school English for 10 years where she also coached basketball, volleyball, and track. Victoria works with children and adults ages 5-60 who are working through anxiety, depression, identify concerns, transitional life periods, or those that have a history of trauma. Victoria uses a family systems approach when working with children and teens, and a person-centered approach when working with adults. She believes that every person is capable and deserving of living a life of self-awareness, self-acceptance, and self-compassion. Victoria received her masters degree from the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh and is a National Certified Counselor. In her free time, Victoria enjoys coaching group fitness classes, working out, spending time outdoors, reading, and enjoying her time being a new mom.