Audrey is a Licensed Master Social Worker with a background in trauma-informed, strengths-based social work and experience. Her previous roles include work in child welfare and foster care, such as supporting foster families, providing crisis intervention, coordinating therapeutic placements, advocating for client needs, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams. These experiences provided her with a strong foundation in family systems, care coordination, and navigating complex mental health and social service needs.
Audrey has a particular interest in supporting Deaf and Hard of Hearing individuals and families throughout pregnancy, postpartum, and the transition to parenthood. Audrey is fluent in American Sign Language, and bridges the gap in language interpretation in order to help increase accessible and culturally-responsive mental health care.
Audrey desires for therapy to feel collaborative and approachable. She enjoys working with individuals who are processing grief and trauma or navigating anxiety, depression, and other life transitions, such as the perinatal period.
Audrey has a particular interest in supporting Deaf and Hard of Hearing individuals and families throughout pregnancy, postpartum, and the transition to parenthood. Audrey is fluent in American Sign Language, and bridges the gap in language interpretation in order to help increase accessible and culturally-responsive mental health care.
Audrey desires for therapy to feel collaborative and approachable. She enjoys working with individuals who are processing grief and trauma or navigating anxiety, depression, and other life transitions, such as the perinatal period.
Email: audrey@holdingnewtherapy.com
"In therapy, I strive to create a space that feels comfortable and genuine. I’m personable, intentional, and believe that therapy can hold both meaningful conversations and moments of humor and lightness. Clients can expect me to listen without judgment, meet them where they are, and be thoughtful about creating a space where they feel heard and supported."
What do you do for fun?
"Outside of work, I love reading, baking, going to concerts (you’ll probably find me in the mosh pit), and spending time with my cats and dogs. I also love traveling with my husband and finding new places to explore together. Basically, if I’m not at home with my pets and a good book, I’m probably planning my next trip or looking for the next concert to go to!"
"Outside of work, I love reading, baking, going to concerts (you’ll probably find me in the mosh pit), and spending time with my cats and dogs. I also love traveling with my husband and finding new places to explore together. Basically, if I’m not at home with my pets and a good book, I’m probably planning my next trip or looking for the next concert to go to!"
Audrey Viele-Nobert, LMSW
The highlights:
- Fluent in American Sign Language
- Deaf & Hard-of-Hearing populations
- Parents of disabled children
- Disabled parents
- Fostering & adoption
- Family reunification
- Birth parents
- Perinatal mental health disorders
Insurances accepted:
- Currently in the credentialing process.
Private pay is available. Sliding scale options are also available for Audrey's services. Please see our Sliding Scale webpage for more information.
- Individual therapy
- Fluent in ASL
- Us After Baby
The nitty gritty:
- Audrey received her Master’s of Social Work from Wichita State University.
- Audrey is fluent in American Sign Language and personally and professionally immersed in Deaf culture.
- Audrey holds extensive experience in child welfare systems, crisis intervention works, and mental health care that expands across systemics and multidisciplinary teams. She enjoys helping clients navigate complex mental health and social service needs.
Additional perinatal mental health training completed:
- Postpartum Support International - Perinatal Mood Disorders: Components of Care, Advanced Psychotherapy
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