Nicole Kries-Wyszynski

I started my career working as a clerk for a superior court judge in the family division. This sparked a desire to get my master’s degree in social work in order to assist the families I saw every day struggling with various issues.

I am very down to earth and fun; laughter is the best medicine! I meet clients where they are with no judgment. We move at the pace that feels good for the client. My goal is for each client leaving the office to leave feeling lighter, hopeful, and eager for change on their own terms. The client is the focus with their goals, thoughts, and feelings at the forefront of treatment.

My goal is for each client leaving the office to leave feeling lighter, hopeful, and eager for change on their own terms.

I work in the areas of children and families, adult autism, evaluations and assessments, Megan’s Law treatment and sexually abusive behaviors, families of children with autism and special needs, DD and IDD, trauma treatment, general anxiety, depression, substance use and abuse, and domestic violence.