TELEHEALTH · WISCONSIN & FLORIDA
Therapy for people
who are used to
holding it together.
Support for anxiety, burnout, identity, and relationships. Space to talk honestly, understand yourself, and figure out what you need.
For clients physically located in Wisconsin or Florida during sessions.
Evenings and weekends · AMRI Counseling
MSW candidate & clinical social work intern Practicing under supervision at AMRI Counseling
MEET JAKE
Hi, I’m Jake.
I’m completing my MSW at the University of Kentucky. I work with youth, teens, adults, and couples through AMRI Counseling.
I’m especially interested in helping people who overthink, push themselves hard, or put everyone else first. I offer queer-affirming support and welcome men who want a space to talk openly.
My style is warm, curious, and conversational—with room for humor and honest questions.
FOCUS AREAS
Maybe you're here because…
Choose a topic to learn more.
Anxiety & perfectionism
Replaying conversations, second-guessing yourself, and feeling like you should always be doing more.
We can get curious about the expectations you put on yourself and practice more flexible ways to respond to worry and uncertainty. There's room to ask what it would mean to feel good enough without constantly proving it.
Burnout & chronic stress
Being the reliable one can get exhausting. You’re stretched thin and finding it hard to recharge.
We can look at what’s draining you, where boundaries might help, and what support you need. We’ll start with changes that feel realistic in your everyday life.
Identity & relationships
Who you are, what you want, and how you relate to others. Real conversations in a queer-affirming space.
There's room to explore queerness, self-image, belonging, and relationship patterns without having to explain or justify who you are. We can get curious about your own needs and the expectations you've learned to carry.
Life transitions
Career shifts, breakups, grief, and other changes that leave you unsure of what comes next.
You don't have to figure it out alone. We can make space for uncertainty and the feelings that come with change, then work through what matters to you as you decide how to move forward.
HOW I WORK
A conversation.
A way forward.
We’ll talk through what’s happening and work on what you want to change. That might mean practicing ways to manage worry, setting boundaries, or making sense of a relationship pattern.
You help set the pace. Your identity, relationships, and history matter, and you can tell me when something doesn’t fit.
My training includes cognitive behavioral and acceptance-based approaches, with ongoing clinical supervision.
QUESTIONS
A few questions
Who do you work with?
I work with youth, teens, adults, and couples. AMRI can help confirm whether my services fit what you’re looking for.
Are you a licensed therapist?
I'm an MSW candidate and clinical social work intern. I provide therapy through AMRI Counseling under clinical supervision while completing my degree. I am not independently licensed.
What does it cost? Can I use insurance?
AMRI Counseling can confirm the session fee and whether your specific insurance plan covers appointments with me. For payment questions, call 414-455-3879 or email clinic@amricounseling.com.
Where do you offer therapy?
I offer telehealth therapy for clients physically located in Wisconsin or Florida during sessions, under my supervised practice with AMRI Counseling. Sessions are online. I am not currently seeing clients in Massachusetts or other states.
What if I don't know where to start?
You don't need a polished explanation or a clear set of goals. We can start with what's been on your mind, even if it comes out messy, and work together to understand what you need.
How do I request an appointment?
Use the appointment steps below to choose telehealth, your state, and Jake Link. AMRI will confirm the appointment.
Can I ask a question before requesting an appointment?
Yes. AMRI can answer questions about working with me, session fees, insurance, and scheduling. Call 414-455-3879 or email clinic@amricounseling.com.
What do I need for telehealth?
A reliable internet connection, a device that supports video, and a private place where you can talk. You need to be physically located in Wisconsin or Florida during sessions. AMRI provides the connection and intake details before your appointment.
When are appointments available?
My availability is primarily evenings and weekends. AMRI’s appointment portal shows Central Time. If you’re in Eastern Time, the same appointment is one hour later. The clinic confirms the appointment and whether a recurring time works for you.
What happens at the first appointment?
We’ll talk about what brings you to therapy, some of your background, and what you’d like help with. We’ll also go over confidentiality, how sessions work, and any questions you have. You can get a feel for working with me, and we’ll discuss next steps together.
GETTING STARTED
Let’s find a time to talk.
Online therapy for youth, teens, adults, and couples in Wisconsin and Florida. Evening and weekend appointments are available.
Opens AMRI’s secure portal in a new tab.
Choose telehealth
Select Request for New Patient, then Telehealth and your state.
Select Jake Link
Choose Jake Link, Counselor so your request is for an appointment with me.
Request a time
AMRI will contact you to confirm your appointment and explain the intake steps.
Portal times are shown in Central Time—one hour later in Eastern Time. An appointment request still needs confirmation from AMRI.
Have a question or need help?
For session fees, insurance coverage, or help requesting an appointment with me, contact AMRI at 414-455-3879 or clinic@amricounseling.com. Please use the clinic’s intake channels for sensitive information.