Eva Norton, ACSW

Eva Norton specializes in working with depression, anxiety, bipolar, trauma and PTSD. She has many years of experience working with culturally diverse families and individuals in various social work settings including outpatient mental health, vocational rehabilitation, educational mentoring for young adults, veteran healthcare as well as homeless prevention.

Eva offers trauma-informed care by empowering clients to be resourceful, to take action through decision making and by encouraging accountability. She aims to help clients learn to analyze and resolve issues and change behavior through deep exploration of identity and self-esteem, utilizing past experiences and an understanding of emotions. Eva promotes a holistic approach, helping clients to improve their coping skills and increase their capacity for developing satisfying relationships with themselves and others. 

Eva is an Associate Clinical Social Worker working towards licensure in 2023. She received her MSW with a focus on Community Organization and Leadership from University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee in 2018. She received her BSW with a concentration in Psychology in 2014 from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. 

Sandy is a Certified Substance Abuse Counselor, as well as a Certified Life Coach, a Certified Breathworks Facilitator (Level 3), Certified Intervention Specialist and Certified Death Doula. She also holds an Advanced Certificate in Biblical Counseling. 

Sandy originally found her calling to help others while working and living in Australia in 1996, where she began my career as a counselor and case manager. Over the past few years, Sandy’s work has shifted from counseling full time to facilitating groups – something she truly loves. Sandy especially enjoys leading Breathworks groups because of the profound benefits she has witnessed for those struggling with anxiety, depression, addiction and more. 

Sandy is very passionate about helping others learn how to do life on life’s terms without using anything that alters their minds. Her own healing journey has provided many life experiences that she utilizes in her groups to encourage others to heal, learn new coping skills, and find hope on their new journey.