Lisa Mohawk, LPC, CSAC, ICS, LMT
In 2005, Lisa began her career as a Substance Abuse Counselor in training and became a Clinical Substance Abuse Counselor in 2010. She decided to further her education to give more support to those struggling with mental health issues by earning a Master's degree in Counseling from Lakeland College. She became a Licensed Professional Counselor in 2015. She is also considered a Co-Occurring therapist because she can treat someone with AODA and mental health issues. In June 2019, Lisa graduated from Health Touch School of Massage and in August 2019 became a Licensed Massage Therapist.
In July 2018, Lisa made a decision to open a private practice, Majestic Wellness Center LLC, in Woodruff, WI and 4 years later she opened a second location in Shawano, WI.
Lisa specializes in helping people such as yourself with identifying and achieving your personal goals by developing coping strategies and addressing unresolved issues which may be causing you depression, anxiety, and/or stress. She also incorporates massage therapy as a somatic approach which promotes a wholistic approach to healing mentally, emotionally, physically, and spiritually.
Lisa specializes in helping people such as yourself with identifying and achieving your personal goals by developing coping strategies and addressing unresolved issues which may be causing you depression, anxiety, and/or stress. She also incorporates massage therapy as a somatic approach which promotes a wholistic approach to healing mentally, emotionally, physically, and spiritually.
Lisa provides mental health, AODA, and massage therapy at both Woodruff and Shawano locations.
Chris Secor, BS, SAC-IT, Counseling graduate student intern
Chris Secor is a Substance Abuse Counselor, counseling graduate student intern through Crown College and an ordained minister. Drawing from over ten years of pastoral experience, Chris takes a collaborative and compassionate approach with clients to address their needs.
Chris' passion for counseling stems from his extensive work alongside teenagers and their families in Minnesota and Wisconsin and the benefits he has experienced from his own personal counseling journey.
When Chris isn't working with clients, he can be found spending time with his family (wife + 6 kids + 1 on the way) enjoying "down time" with them. Some hobbies Chris enjoys include marathon training, reading, hunting, and fishing.
Chris will provide AODA counseling along with mental health counseling as a graduate student intern full-time at the Shawano location.
Taylor Simmons, Certified Usui System Reiki Master Teacher
Meet Taylor Simmons, she is an energy worker and Certified Usui System Reiki Master Teacher. In 2020 she had her first positive experience with reiki and felt inspired to become a practitioner herself. Later that same year she was granted her certificate. Taylor went on further to receive her second, advanced, and master teacher certification in early 2022.
Fueled by her love of helping people, and her connection to the energetic and metaphysical, Taylor uses reiki as a tool to assist with bringing balance to the mind, body, and spirit as part of a holistic complementary treatment.
When Taylor isn’t doing reiki and energy work she’s normally out with her two kiddos on an adventure, (weather permitting), learning about all things nature. She partakes in ethical wild-crafting, making tinctures, teas, and salves from said foraged finds. In the colder months, you can find her curled up in her comfy chair with a hot cup of coffee and a good book, or asleep in her den.
Taylor provides Reiki at the Shawano location.
Shirlee Knox, AAS, SAC-IT
Meet Shirlee Knox, she is a Substance Abuse Counselor. She recently graduated from Nicolet Technical College in April 2024, earning her Associate of Science degree in Substance Abuse Counseling. Growing up amidst individuals grappling with addiction, she found her calling in assisting those in need. Prior to pursuing counseling, she dedicated over two decades to serving as a Certified Nursing Assistant until 2020, when the upheaval of the COVID-19 pandemic prompted a shift in her career trajectory. During this time, she collaborated with her husband in managing their jointly established company, which was founded in 1997.
Returning to academia in 2022, Shirlee embarked on fulfilling her childhood aspiration of becoming a counselor. Excelling academically, she consistently secured placement on the Dean's List throughout her two-year tenure and was honored as Student of the Year.
Shirlee's life journey has uniquely prepared her to empathetically support individuals battling substance use disorder. "It would be my privilege to offer guidance and companionship along your path to sobriety. Let us embark together on this transformative journey towards a brighter, healthier future."
While Shirlee is not working, she enjoys taking walks with her dog and when summer is here, she enjoys swimming. She also enjoys gardening because "it grounds and relaxes me." She loves spending time with her children and grandchildren.
Shirlee provides AODA counseling at the Woodruff location.