Amy Schmoll, LCSW

Experienced mental health professional

Provides online counseling through BetterHelp

At a glance

Amy is an experienced, licensed Mental Health Professional who specializes in affordable online therapy offered through our partner, BetterHelp.

FSA/HSA accepted
Offers Telehealth visits
Licensed in Wisconsin

More about Amy

10 years' experience
Female
LCSW

With 10 years of professional experience as a licensed provider in Wisconsin, I specialize in helping individuals manage stress, anxiety, PTSD, and depression, while also offering clinical support for addiction recovery and anger management.

I believe that every client deserves to be treated with unwavering respect and empathy. To ensure the best outcomes, I tailor our sessions and your treatment plan to address your specific needs and personal history. It takes immense courage to seek a happier, more balanced life, and I am here to provide the professional guidance and support you need to take that next step.

Specialties

Stress Anxiety Addictions Anger management Depression Trauma and abuse Grief Abandonment Attachment issues Body image Caregiver issues and stress Communication problems Control issues Divorce and separation Forgiveness Guilt and shame Impulsivity Isolation / loneliness Life purpose Midlife crisis Money and financial issues Mood disorders Panic disorder and panic attacks Post-traumatic stress Pregnancy and childbirth Self-love Women's issues Workplace issues

Insurance Accepted

Aetna
Cigna
GEHA
Optum
UMR
UnitedHealthcare

Licenses

Amy Schmoll's National Provider Identifier (NPI) is 1851899629.

LCSW · Wisconsin · 8673-123 · Renews February 2027

About online counseling

Affordable.: Pay a low flat fee.
Convenient.: Do it at your own time and at your own pace. Communicate whenever you feel it's needed.
Available now.: There is no waiting list and no calls to make. Simply fill out a short questionnaire and send your first message.

Online counseling, sometimes called teletherapy, refers to talk therapy delivered remotely through digital platforms, such as video calls, phone calls, or chat. It can be a great option for people who face barriers to traditional face-to-face therapy, such as those living in remote areas, individuals with mobility issues, or people with busy schedules that make it difficult to attend in-person sessions.

Teletherapy also offers greater convenience and flexibility, allowing clients to access care from the comfort of their homes. Research shows that the treatment outcomes with online counseling are often just as effective as with traditional therapy, providing a viable alternative for individuals seeking mental health support.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Amy Schmoll offer telehealth visits?

Yes. Amy Schmoll works with clients by exchanging messages, chatting live, speaking over the phone, or video conferencing based on what works for the client at that particular time.

What language(s) does Amy Schmoll speak?

Amy Schmoll speaks English.

How many years of experience does Amy Schmoll have?

Amy Schmoll has 10 years of experience.

Where is Amy Schmoll licensed to practice?

Amy Schmoll is licensed to practice in Wisconsin.

Does Amy Schmoll accept FSA/HSA?

Yes, Amy Schmoll accepts FSA/HSA meaning you can pay for sessions with your pre-tax healthcare dollars. Every year hundreds of thousands of people use their FSA/HSA to pay for therapy.

Does Amy Schmoll accept insurance?

Yes, Amy Schmoll accepts Aetna, Cigna, GEHA, Optum, UMR, and UnitedHealthcare.

Does Amy Schmoll accept clients outside of the United States?

Yes, Amy Schmoll accepts clients outside of the United States.

Is online therapy as effective as in-person therapy?

Numerous studies support the effectiveness of online platforms in facilitating life changes. For instance, research published by JMIR Publications, conducted by teams from the University of Berkeley, UCSF, and SF General Hospital, found that "users of BetterHelp experienced significantly reduced depression symptom severity after engaging with the platform."

How can I communicate with Amy Schmoll?

Amy Schmoll can be engaged in any one of four ways: (1) Exchanging messages, (2) chatting live, (3) speaking over the phone, or (4) video conferencing. You can use different ways at different times as you wish, based on your needs, availability, and convenience.

How do I get started with Amy Schmoll?

Just tap the BOOK NOW button or tap here: A new window will open and you'll be directed to a simple form that will help start the conversation.

Mental health conditions are real, common, and treatable.

And recovery is possible.

When you tap BOOK NOW a new window will open and you'll be directed to a simple form that will help start the conversation.

FSA/HSA eligible