About US

Supportive Hands Healing Minds LLC. Provides compassionate, supportive, and person centered care of all clients. We work with you to help you find purpose and meaning in your life so that you can live your best life.

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Tracey Atkinson LPC

Tracey Atkinson, is a licensed Professional Counselor, and has been working in the mental health field for 13 years. Tracey obtained her Master’s Degree in counseling Education, from the University of Wisconsin-Platteville, and has worked in community outpatient mental health, inpatient psychiatric mental health, health care clinics that provide mental health services and private practice settings. She has also worked with a Child Advocacy Center as a mental health specialist, mobile crisis intervention, engaged in professional speaking at a state wide workshop, worked collaboratively with various community resources including police departments, sheriff’s departments, emergency room staff, jail staff, a school staff and other community organizations.

Brianna Cater LPC-IT

Bri graduated in 2022 from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology with an MA in Clinical Mental health Counseling. For undergraduate school, she went to Saint Mary's College and graduated with a major in Psychology and a minor in Gender and Women's Studies. During her internship, Bri worked with children, adolescents, and young adults. She has worked with ADHD, anxiety, depression, and trauma. Bri has additional experience working with foster and unhoused children. Her Therapeutic approach involves mindfulness, DBT, and CBT.

Dave Block SAC-IT

Hi there!

My name is Dave Block and I will be graduating in July with a Master of

Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling degree from Grand Canyon University. I will be working on my Doctorate starting in September from Grand Canyon University as well. I have been working with children and adults with various mental health disorders and substance use disorders. I use a person-centered approach to meet the client where they are at in their journey of recovery or treatment. I like to use humor and sarcasm whenever it fits the program and individual but know when to get serious and focused on the work at hand. Look to me to help navigate you on your journey of recovery and understanding.

You can also find me here: https://sites.google.com/view/daveblock

Earl Curry - MA/MBA
LifeCoach

Earl Curry has been providing leadership as a Director of Behavioral Health for the past 6 years. Currently, he is working in Dixon, Illinois, at Katherine Shaw Bethea (KSB) Hospital. His career in mental health has spanned close to 20 years. Throughout these two decades Earl has gained experience working with a variety of mentally ill populations and their families such as: Geriatrics, addictions, criminal thinking, adolescents, and autism. This eclectic mixture of clients has allowed Earl to work in a variety of settings such as: schools for at-risk youth, DCFS group homes, adult and teen substance abuse (inpatient and outpatient), adult probation programs, skilled nursing facilities, and hospitals. Earl has attained Masters Degrees in Human Services and Business Administration, a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice, as well as being a US Army Veteran.

Kristin Holub
HS-BCP, LPC-IT

Name: Supportive Hands Healing Minds, LLC
Address: 301 West Grand Avenue, Beloit, Wisconsin, 53511, US
Telephone: 608-207-9999

Welcome. I graduated from the University of Phoenix in 2022 with a MSC in clinical mental health. I have worked with various populations ranging from inpatient, crisis stabilization, the elderly, and youth. I utilize an existential perspective with the belief that finding purpose creates and supports a meaningful life.

Tige Pollard LPC

Tige Pollard, is a Professional Counselor, and has been working in the mental health
field for 15 years. Tige obtained his Master's degree in Counseling Education, from
the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. He has a Bachelor's Degree in Social Work
and a minor in Women Studies. He utilizes a solution-focus, person-center, and
cognitive behavior therapeutic approach to help people find balance in their lives.