Men's Issues Therapists in Edwardsville, IL

Take your first step to wellness. I believe in providing a place of compassion and confidentiality where you can share your personal concerns and struggles. I provide assistance to help you improve on those areas that seem to be holding you from living a fulfilled and happy life. With over 20 years of experience working with children, adolescents, adults and families, I will assist you in reaching your goals for a better future.

As a mental health clinician, I work with clients on depression, anxiety, ADHD, anger management, grief, separation, parenting skills, communication, and family conflict. These clients come to therapy to improve their quality of life, and gain insight on how their thoughts, mood, and actions impact their overall goals. Therapy is a collaborative process involving both the client and clinician to establish a working relationship that is built on trust, compassion, and empowerment. You are the expert on yourself, and I am your guide through the process. Success comes from both of us working together as a team.

I have had a variety of experiences working with people who have had different types of problems. I have worked with individuals having problems ranging from anxiety, depression, anger management, chronic habitual problems, compulsivity, bipolar, sexual addiction, sexual offending/deviant behaviors, and psychotic issues. The value of therapy is that clients can come in with issues and with work receive some results in the form of change. It is my job to help facilitate that process. I believe in helping people work out their problems and provide them with the skill sets to help them accomplish their goals.

Matt is prepared to work with diverse clients on a variety of topics and has a focus on relationships, communication, shame, guilt, trauma, grief, anxiety, and depression. He allows for his client's to explore and express their thoughts, feelings, and behavior without judgment at a pace that they determine.

F. Cal Robinson, Psy.D., MSCP, ABMP is a seasoned clinical and medical psychologist who has worked extensively with individuals with chronic medical conditions such as chronic pain, neurological disorders and traumatic conditions. He had a private practice for twenty years and has worked with several medical organizations, pain management practices and national health organizations. He works to assist others having to adjust to the complexities of medical conditions that are influenced by one's thoughts, feelings, emotions, and reactions.

When choosing a therapist it is important to consider many different perspectives. First and most importantly, is this someone that you will be comfortable working with? Education and experience are other considerations? However, when it comes right down to it, it's about connecting. All the great tools that a therapist may have will be useless if you do not connect with them. I have heard from many of my clients about negative experiences in the past with therapists and how they feel like nothing really happened.

Andrea Burns is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor and a nationally Certified Clinical Mental Health Counselor who earned a Master of Arts in Counseling from Lincoln Christian University and a Bachelor of Science in Human Services. Andrea is a member of the American Counseling Association. She has a history of working with children, adolescents, adults, and families in a non-profit community-based setting for several years. During her time at the non-profit agency, Andrea served as a clinical supervisor for other clinicians, as well as a therapist for their intensive outpatient counseling program.

Have you gone through or witnessed a traumatic life event such as a sickness, accident, violence, loss of a loved one, abuse, neglect, poverty, or any other bad event. It can be common to experience nightmares, anxiety, flashbacks, feeling like your personality has changed, avoiding places, difficulty concentrating, sleeping difficulties and low self-worth to name a few. These symptoms may be causing you difficulty at work, school, taking away your motivation, or harming your relationships. If this sounds like you, please know that it is common to feel guilt, anger or sadness when you look back on your life. However, there is help.

Get help for anxiety, depression, OCD, relationship problems, PTSD, and more. With his advanced expertise and caring approach Dr. Headman can help. By actively participating in counseling you should experience improvement within a few sessions. Call today to schedule your first appointment with Dr. Headman! (217) 953-4660

Are you hurting? Not knowing where to turn to for help? Counseling can be a great place to find acceptance and help for one's problems.