Meet Our Counselors
Kim Charniak MSW, LCSW Clinical Director
Hello and welcome! It would be my pleasure to join you in your personal mental
health journey. I specialize in treating those with ADHD, depression, anxiety, low
self-esteem, OCD, selective mutism, tics, Tourette's, mood disorders and LGBTQ+
issues, as well as helping clients of all ages with life transitions, career planning,
social skills and strengthening family relationships. I see clients ages 12 years old
and up.
I earned my Bachelor of Social Work degree from the University of Wisconsin-
Oshkosh and my Master of Social Work degree from the University of Wisconsin-
Milwaukee.
I enjoy helping clients acknowledge their thoughts, feelings and behavior, and
helping them make the choices they want to make rather than having it feel like
their anxiety or depression is calling the shots.
My treatment philosophy focuses on client centered treatment as I believe you are
the expert in your own life experience. I use evidence based treatment such as
CBT (cognitive behavioral therapy), ACT (acceptance and commitment therapy),
Motivational Interviewing and ERP (exposure with response prevention) to guide
us through treatment. I am passionate about helping clients identify their goals for
treatment and then finding a path forward to attain those goals.
Outside of work, I enjoy spending time in the North Woods, boating, kayaking,
going to equestrian events, spending time with my (sometimes sassy, but always
adorable) dogs, cooking and spending time with friends and family.
Kim can be seen in our Appleton and Oshkosh offices, as well as via Telehealth.
Connie Norby MSE, LPC, NCC
My name is Connie Norby and I am pleased to provide telehealth counseling at Integrity
Counseling LLC. I specialize in treating people with LGBTQ+ issues including Transgender
care, and also people who struggle with anxiety, depression, grief and loss, relationship issues,
intimate partner violence, trauma and PTSD.
I believe the foundation for effective, therapeutic counseling is based on mutual respect and
collaboration between client and counselor. Together, we can work to explore barriers, strengths,
and opportunities for change. We are all faced with an array of challenges throughout life, and
the counseling process can help to offer guidance and bring about a healthier balance. In addition
to offering guidance, we will collaborate to identify strategies that can be used to facilitate
positive change.
During the counseling process, I strive to embrace the diversity that makes each of us unique. I
have a passion for working with people in the LGBTQ community and am an advocate of
LGBTQ rights. I am interested in working with individuals of all ages and abilities, including
children, adolescents and older adults, people with neurodiversity, and people who have physical
challenges. If you are unsure of where to turn for acceptance and support, I will offer you
therapeutic acceptance, support and guidance, and will work with you to help you achieve a
higher level of life satisfaction.
Personally, I enjoy reading, taking long walks, and spending time with family and friends. I am
the mother of four grown children, whose life experiences have helped me to grow as a mother
and an advocate.
Connie can be seen via Telehealth
Michael Frost LPC, CSAC
Welcome! I believe in the healing power of the spoken word, and I look forward to
hearing yours. I specialize in recovery, from substance abuse, mental health issues,
and physical, sexual and emotional abuse.
I got my associate degree in AODA (alcohol and other drug abuse) Counseling from
Fox Valley Tech, and my master’s degree in mental health counseling from UW
Oshkosh. I work with adults.
I like to help my clients identify their self-talk, as well as their thoughts, feelings and
behaviors. I’m also passionate about helping clients discover, express and pursue their
wants. I will help clients deal with their grief, aging, depression, anxiety, anger, and
communication concerns.
I like to use CBT to educate clients on the relationship among thoughts, feelings and
behaviors, and I like to use IFS to help clients pinpoint the part of them that emerges in
certain situations. I work in a client centered, collaborative manner.
Michael Frost can be seen in our Appleton Location or via Telehealth
Rosonna Comers LCSW, CSAC
Rosonna is a former military service member and served on active
duty in the US Navy from 1989 to 1994. She has travelled abroad
and served in the US, and many oversees locations including the
Philippine Islands, Desert Storm, United Arab Emirates, Japan,
New Zealand, and Antarctica. Motivated by her commitment to
service Rosonna pursued her Master’s Degree in Clinical Social
Work and graduated from UW Milwaukee in May 2000.
Rosonna has worked in diverse clinical settings over the past 30
years. She is driven by a passion to deepen her impact to serve
people and continue evolving in her field of practice. Rosonna’s
professional interests are complex trauma, a range of mental health
concerns, and co-occurring conditions. Her approach is grounded
in empathy and a genuine concern for the emotional well-being of
those she serves, striving to create a therapeutic space where
people feel safe and valued. Rosonna is deeply committed to
trauma-informed care and her specialty is EMDR. Her care is
further complemented by training in Mindfulness Based
Practices, Gottman Method, CBT, ACT and MRT. Her practice
embraces a person-centered strength-based approach. Rosonna
prioritizes the development of meaningful relationships and
delivering client-driven care that resonates with the unique needs
and emotions of everyone she serves.
Beyond her professional commitments, Rosonna finds joy away
from work through gardening, diverse types of recreational
activities and travel. She is family oriented and an avid pet lover.
Rosonna believes in maintaining a healthy work life balance and
she especially enjoys a good cup of coffee.
Marissa Sauer MPC, LPC
My name is Marissa, and I look forward to working with you. I believe that building a strong therapeutic alliance will be essential to the growth process. When we are struggling in life, feeling stuck, hurt, confused, or alone we all deserve a safe space to talk with someone who will not judge us but instead walk alongside us to foster change and growth. I view therapy as a collaborative process and that you will get out of therapy what you put into therapy.
I am a Licensed Professional Counselor who provides mental health treatment for those 18+. I earned my bachelor’s degree in human services leadership from University of Wisconsin Oshkosh and my master’s degree in professional counseling from Mount Mary University. I take a goal-oriented therapeutic approach to counseling that focuses on how our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are interconnected. I have experience helping those struggling with anxiety, depression, life transitions, stress, low self-esteem, women’s issues, communication skills, and relationship concerns.
I am here to provide a safe space and help identify the tools you need to reach your full potential. As a developing counselor, I value supervision and consultation to help guide my work with clients. My goal is to provide the most effective, ethical, and empathic counseling services to those in need.
I can be seen in the Appleton Location or via Telehealth.
Kaitlyn Bork MSW, APSW
My name is Kaitlyn Bork and my passion for mental health is what led me to become an Advanced Practice Social Worker (APSW). My professional education includes a Bachelor of Arts from University of Wisconsin-La Crosse and a Masters in Social Work from Concordia University.
The thing that I enjoy most about working with clients is that everyone has their own unique story that makes them who they are. No one has the same experience as you and that requires your counseling sessions to be tailored to your needs. I also believe that the counselor-client relationship is a collaborative one where we work together to meet your goals and help you to feel heard and safe.
Currently, I am meeting with clients 13 and older. Areas of specialty that I have are in: anxiety, depression, women’s issues, LGBTQ+, military personnel and veterans, PTSD and trauma, communication skills, conflict resolution skills, life transitions, and self-esteem.
I can be seen in Oshkosh, Appleton, or via Telehealth. I look forward to working with you!
Megan Rios, MSW, APSW
Hello! My name is Megan Rios, and I am looking forward to working with you. I am an Advanced Practice Social Worker (APSW), and I hold a Bachelor of Science from Boston University and a Master of Social Work (MSW) from Boston College. I work with clients of all ages, with a particular focus on children and families. I treat concerns such as anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress, and adoption issues. I am particularly passionate about supporting families, so involving parents and other caregivers in their children’s treatment is a priority to me. I believe everyone has the right to feel heard and valued, and I will strive to create a positive environment for you while we work toward your goals.
My favorite part of my job is getting to know amazing people. I believe that every person has inner goodness and strength, and I take true joy in helping people discover and embrace the qualities that will lead them to healing and growth. I would be honored to accompany you through whatever you are facing in life.
Outside work, you will most likely find me outdoors soaking in a beautiful day with my family (no matter the season) or singing and playing my guitar or piano. I can’t wait to get to know you!
I can be seen in the Appleton office or via Telehealth.