Nathaniel Wade, PhD
Licensed Psychologist and Certified Group Psychotherapist
Director
Nathaniel is a licensed psychologist in Iowa (#01000) and a Health Service Provider in Psychology. He is also a Professor of Psychology at Iowa State University. Nathaniel has been leading counseling groups for over 25 years. He uses an interpersonal approach in counseling. He is also the primary supervisor for the clinic, providing support to the other staff at Network.
Licensed Psychologist and Certified Group Psychotherapist
Director
Nathaniel is a licensed psychologist in Iowa (#01000) and a Health Service Provider in Psychology. He is also a Professor of Psychology at Iowa State University. Nathaniel has been leading counseling groups for over 25 years. He uses an interpersonal approach in counseling. He is also the primary supervisor for the clinic, providing support to the other staff at Network.
Anna Lall, BA
Associate Director
Anna is currently a second year doctoral student in Counseling Psychology at Iowa State University. She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of North Florida and is currently working to complete her Masters of Science in Counseling Psychology. Her approach to counseling includes humanistic, personal-center, and emotion-focused elements.
Associate Director
Anna is currently a second year doctoral student in Counseling Psychology at Iowa State University. She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of North Florida and is currently working to complete her Masters of Science in Counseling Psychology. Her approach to counseling includes humanistic, personal-center, and emotion-focused elements.
Pauline Freud, MS
Staff Counselor
Pauline graduated from Colorado State University with a BS in Psychology and completed her Master's degree in counseling psychology at Iowa State. She is currently a 5th-year student in the counseling psychology doctoral program at Iowa State University. She uses interpersonal, cognitive-behavioral, and humanistic approaches in therapy.
Staff Counselor
Pauline graduated from Colorado State University with a BS in Psychology and completed her Master's degree in counseling psychology at Iowa State. She is currently a 5th-year student in the counseling psychology doctoral program at Iowa State University. She uses interpersonal, cognitive-behavioral, and humanistic approaches in therapy.
Elise Frickey, MS
Staff Counselor
Elly is a 5th-year doctoral student in Counseling Psychology at Iowa State. She graduated from Hillsdale College with a BA in Psychology and Spanish and received a Master’s degree in Counseling Psychology at Iowa State. Her counseling work is informed by interpersonal and humanistic theories.
Staff Counselor
Elly is a 5th-year doctoral student in Counseling Psychology at Iowa State. She graduated from Hillsdale College with a BA in Psychology and Spanish and received a Master’s degree in Counseling Psychology at Iowa State. Her counseling work is informed by interpersonal and humanistic theories.
Kayla (Chunmiao) Wang, M.S.Ed., M. Phil. Ed.
Staff Counselor
Kayla is a 4th-year doctoral student in the Counseling Psychology program at ISU. She received her master's degree in Professional Counseling from the University of Pennsylvania. Kayla's counseling work is informed by an integrative approach with influences from person-centered therapy, interpersonal-process approach, and psychoanalytic therapy.
Staff Counselor
Kayla is a 4th-year doctoral student in the Counseling Psychology program at ISU. She received her master's degree in Professional Counseling from the University of Pennsylvania. Kayla's counseling work is informed by an integrative approach with influences from person-centered therapy, interpersonal-process approach, and psychoanalytic therapy.
Administrative Assistants
We also have several part-time administrative assistants who help with answering phones, scheduling, and other administrative duties. These are undergraduate psychology students at Iowa State who are trained and supervised by Network staff. They understand the importance of confidentiality and work hard to make the counseling experience safe and comfortable for our clients.
We also have several part-time administrative assistants who help with answering phones, scheduling, and other administrative duties. These are undergraduate psychology students at Iowa State who are trained and supervised by Network staff. They understand the importance of confidentiality and work hard to make the counseling experience safe and comfortable for our clients.
Scheduling an Appointment
If you would like to meet with one of our counselors, you can call or email to book your appointment. For more information, go to our Contact page.
