Paul Schroeder-Haag, LPC

Paul Schroeder-Haag is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) practicing in Wisconsin who draws on a broad range of life experience and formal training to support people navigating difficult seasons. He holds a master’s degree in criminal justice earned in 2006 and returned to graduate study to complete a master’s degree in counseling in 2013, grounding his work in both education and real-world perspective.

His practice has focused on people who have experienced trauma, survivors of domestic violence, and those managing anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, adjustment concerns, and addiction. Over the years he has worked with people from many walks of life - including those who are homeless, individuals struggling with substance use, survivors and perpetrators of abuse, clergy, and parents - which has shaped a broad and flexible approach to care.

The strategies he uses depend on the needs of each person. Some situations benefit from cognitive approaches that examine thoughts and behaviors, others from somatic or body-based methods, some from faith-informed responses, and still others from behavioral or solution-focused work. This adaptability lets him tailor treatment to the problem at hand.

Colleagues and clients note a relaxed, easy-to-talk-to manner that helps people open up. He emphasizes getting to know each person’s story and remains engaged in ongoing study to stay informed and equipped to help.