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Sam Wick

Online & In-PersonAccepting New Clients
MS, LMFT
Overland Park, Kansas
License LMFT 03835
https://www.ticumtherapy.com

About Sam

You can’t change what you aren’t aware of, and it’s hard to notice what’s keeping you stuck when you’re in the middle of it. Maybe it’s anxiety that doesn’t let up, the weight of a relationship ending, conflict in your family, or patterns you don’t fully understand but keep repeating that can leave you drained and unsure of what comes next. Together, we’ll make sense of these struggles and create a path toward healing and clarity.  I use approaches that help you notice patterns, understand how your experiences and relationships shape the present, and separate yourself from unhelpful stories. We’ll build coping skills and practice new ways of responding. I draw on research and evidence-based practices while keeping the work centered on what matters most to you. Sometimes you sense that something needs to shift, but the way forward isn’t clear. Reaching out can be the first step in making that change feel possible. You don’t have to go through this alone, and I’d be honored to support you.
Office Location
8645 College Blvd
Suite 125
Overland Park, Kansas 66210
Get Directions
Costs and Insurance
$135 - 150 per session
Out of Pocket
Medicaid
Medicare

How does couples therapy work and how can it help?

Couples therapy helps partners better understand patterns in communication, conflict, trust, and emotional connection. Together, we work on creating healthier ways of responding, communicating, and repairing conflict.

How does family therapy work and how can it help?

Family therapy looks at how family relationships, communication patterns, and roles impact stress and connection. The goal is often to improve understanding, communication, and support within the family system.

How does cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) work and how can it help?

CBT helps identify patterns between thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. It can help you challenge unhelpful thinking patterns and develop more balanced and effective ways of responding.

How do you work with clients with anxiety?

I help clients better understand how anxiety shows up emotionally, physically, and relationally while building practical tools to manage overwhelm, racing thoughts, avoidance, and stress.

How does dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT) work and how can it help?

DBT focuses on practical skills for emotional regulation, distress tolerance, communication, and mindfulness. It can help clients feel more stable and effective during difficult emotions or situations.

How do you work with clients with depression?

I work with clients to better understand the emotional, relational, and environmental factors connected to depression while building support, structure, coping tools, and meaningful changes over time.

For people that are hesitant to try therapy, what do you wish you could tell them?

You do not have to be in crisis or have the “perfect reason” to start therapy. Often, therapy is simply a place to better understand yourself, feel more supported, and stop carrying everything alone.

What should people thinking about working with you, know about you?

I aim to create a therapy space that feels genuine, grounded, and collaborative. I value practical support, emotional honesty, and helping clients feel understood without feeling judged or rushed.

Why is trauma processing important?

Trauma processing can help experiences feel less overwhelming, reduce emotional and physical reactivity, and support clients in feeling more present, connected, and safe in their daily lives.

What do therapy sessions with you look like?

Sessions with me are collaborative, grounded, and tailored to what you need. We may focus on understanding patterns, processing emotions, building practical coping tools, or working through relationship and life stressors in a way that feels manageable and meaningful.

How do you work with clients with self esteem issues?

I help clients explore where negative beliefs about themselves developed, how those beliefs are reinforced, and how to build a more stable and compassionate sense of self over time.

How do you work with clients on anger management?

I help clients understand what is underneath anger, recognize triggers and patterns, and develop healthier ways to regulate emotions and communicate needs.

How does emotionally focused therapy work and how can it help?

Emotionally focused therapy helps clients better understand emotional needs, attachment patterns, and relationship cycles so they can respond to each other in more connected ways.

How do you work with clients with ADHD?

I work with clients on practical support for executive functioning, emotional regulation, overwhelm, motivation, and self-criticism while also helping them better understand how ADHD impacts daily life and relationships.

How does somatic therapy work and how can it help?

Somatic therapy helps clients notice how stress and emotions show up in the body. It can support emotional regulation, grounding, and a stronger sense of connection between mind and body.

How does the Gottman method work and how can it help?

The Gottman Method helps couples improve communication, manage conflict more effectively, strengthen friendship, and rebuild trust and connection.

How can you provide care remotely?

Telehealth allows clients to access therapy from the comfort of their own space while still receiving consistent, meaningful support through secure video sessions.

How does trauma focused therapy work and how can it help?

Trauma-focused therapy helps clients understand how trauma impacts emotions, relationships, the body, and daily life while building tools for safety, regulation, and healing.

How does motivational interviewing work and how can it help?

Motivational interviewing helps clients explore ambivalence, strengthen motivation, and move toward change in a way that feels collaborative rather than pressured.

How do you work with clients with stress?

I help clients identify what is contributing to stress, how it affects their nervous system and relationships, and what practical changes or coping tools may help reduce overwhelm.
Interested in talking?
(913) 214-2511
Office Location
8645 College Blvd
Suite 125
Overland Park, Kansas 66210
Get Directions
Costs and Insurance
$135 - 150 per session
Out of Pocket
Medicaid
Medicare
Specialties
Self Esteem
ADHD
Anxiety
Couples Therapy
Family Therapy
Individual Therapy
Trauma and PTSD
Approaches
Cognitive Behavioral (CBT)
Existential
Family Systems
Narrative
Trauma Focused