Female Therapists in Homer Glen, IL

I enjoy working from a person-centered approach and believe that by working collaboratively with each client, can we work towards each client’s goals. I want to help and support children, adolescents, and young women with finding their strength and solutions within themselves. Helping others work through their depression, anxiety, self-esteem, life changes, as well as those living with chronic illness and chronic pain are my passion.

The Experienced Clinicians at Fraser Vaselakos & Associates strive to work collaboratively with every patient who comes to us for therapy. Our goal is to do comprehensive therapy, a therapeutic intervention that is long lasting, not just a "quick fix." We take the time we need to hear each patient's concerns and to work together with specific goals in mind, to empower each patient, to give hope, and to highlight and build on each patient's strengths, knowledge and desire to change. Our approach results in patient healing and thriving, leading to contentment in one's life.

As your therapist, my goal is to provide you with a safe and supportive environment for self-improvement. I believe that you have the ability to take control over your mind, body, and soul to overcome from whatever obstacles that life has thrown at you. I enjoy working with individuals in all age groups, such as children, adolescents, and adults. My experience includes grief and loss, anxiety, depression, and self-esteem issues. I have additional experience with art and play therapy, and the Gottman method.

In the unknown world we are living in today, emotions are high as well as anxieties. I strive to help individuals through this and work towards managing their emotions. Client goals and needs are subjective and we will work together to identify them in our sessions. I would like my clients to be motivated to a lifestyle change that works for them and I want to help them do this. My hope is to help clients initiate change and growth so they can carry those tools into their future obstacles.

You should not be satisfied just being able to make it to the end of the day. You deserve to thrive! As a counselor and registered dietitian I work from a wholistic standpoint. Your mind and body are interconnected and loss of balance or function in one impacts the other. We will work to help you find balance, energy, vitality and joy in life.

Often, life presents us with challenges. Sometimes those challenges can make us feel anxious and depressed and may lead to problems in our lives and in our relationships with our loved ones, friends, and co-workers. At other times, we struggle with the transitions that normally occur in life, an "empty nest", becoming a young adult, or maintaining intimate relationships. Counseling can provide you with a safe place to share your feelings, explore options for change and work toward managing life's challenges.

It is my goal to provide compassionate and confidential counseling for individuals, couples and families who are seeking support for various issues, such as: depression, anxiety, bereavement, relationship concerns, job stress, parenting education and trauma. I have worked in the field of psychology for over 10 years and enjoy seeing people become the best version of themselves. It is an honor to walk with you on your journey towards wellness.

Ms. Mannix's clinical practice focuses on providing cognitive behavioral therapy to children, adolescents & adults. Ms. Mannix also provides family therapy to clients of all ages. She has worked extensively with children, adolescents and adults who have Mood Disorders, Anxiety Disorders, Behavioral Problems & ADHD, Bipolar disorder, Autism, Divorce, Grief and loss, family conflicts, learning difficulties, school concerns. Ms. Mannix focuses on post traumatic stress, relational/behavioral problems in children, school difficulties, adolescences and adults as well. Ms. Mannix is also a strong advocate for persons with disabilities.

The world we are currently living in can be incredibly overwhelming and full of constant transitions. I strive to provide clients with a safe and supportive space to grow and heal, especially during this chaotic time. I am passionate about working with clients experiencing a life transition, such as coping with the diagnosis of a chronic medical condition or food allergies. I understand how the stress of these experiences can impact every area of a person’s world and I assist clients in bringing balance back into their lives by incorporating aspects of both physical and mental health.

Amy Druzik is a Licensed Professional Therapist who brings with her 15+ years of experience in diverse therapeutic settings- in community social work and counseling experience. She has a Master’s Degree in Counseling Psychology and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a Minor in Women ’s Studies. Her experience includes work in domestic violence shelters, a child/adolescent residential center, in local high schools with students, and in private practice counseling firms. Her therapeutic approach is centered around her ability to build a strong empathetic and trusting relationship with each individual client.

Through my decades of experience I have seen that we all struggle with feelings of not being "Good Enough" in some way. Whether that is smart enough, lovable enough, or many other not enoughs. We form these beliefs during our lives and many things trigger that NOT GOOD ENOUGH feeling. We may react emotionally when the "not good enough" feeling is triggered. EMDR & Mindfulness are great tools to help calm down our emotions so we have better control of them. My client's say I have an easy going and personable style. I have such high regard for my client's bravery and strength to seek help!

Counseling is my calling. I feel honored to play a role in assisting people to overcome obstacles and to become the person that they always felt was possible. I am hear to guide people on their journey of self discovery while also providing the skills and tools necessary to overcome what ever challenges life has brought their way. I truly love what I do and provide caring acceptance and support to my clients. I am proud to say that my biggest referral base is former clients and I could not ask for a biggest compliment. Looking forward to helping you.

Individuals typically seek therapy when certain facets of their lives become unmanageable. Whether you are feeling powerless, overwhelmed, or having much difficulty navigating through day to day life, therapy is a space for self-exploration. I provide a safe, supportive, and non-judgmental space to process issues that you may be having difficulty coping with. Together we can identify those issues and explore solutions. Together we can get you back on track and help you gain clarity and direction.

“I don’t know who I am anymore.” “When am I going to enjoy life again?” “Other parents seem to be able to do it with multiple kids, why can’t I do it with one baby?” These might be phrases you have said to yourself. Believe it or not, these are very common and can make us feel alone. But the reality is, a lot of people have had them. Life throws us hurdles and although they may seem difficult, with the right tools and support they can be overcome. Society wants us to believe that becoming a parent is a storybook time in our lives. The fact is, parenthood can also be the most difficult, isolating, and confusing time.

My name is Sara Levi. My clinical work has focused on supporting youth, young adults, adults, families, and couples through the challenging moments in their lives. It can truly be difficult to find balance during life transitions, career and relational stress, loneliness, uncertainty, or managing after trauma, abuse, or losses. I respect the courage it takes to seek support and consider changes that can bring us to solid ground, and finding peace and joy. I help clients identify and leverage their strengths to grow in areas they are seeking development and peace.

My name is Lisa Panozzo. I specialize in working with individuals, adolescents and couples while using psychotherapy and a cognitive therapeutic approach to help them with depression, anxiety, anger, fear and feeling overwhelmed. In order to be successful, I believe in establishing a strong connection with my clients. I use a very personable and direct communication style that allows my clients to gain self-awareness, confront denial, improve irrational thinking, and establish coping skills to restore healthy change.

Many of us experience a disconnection from our self-consciousness due earlier traumas during that period. Some of those experiences include: stress, anxiety, depression, trauma, childhood wounds, neglect, abuse, and other of life's challenges. What if I told you could work through that pain and connect to your highest self. A more meaningful and positive self-image. The highest self is connected to intuition, truth, calmness, wisdom, and compassionate. Finding our highest self can be challenging however achievable. My treatment of modalities are embedded in traditional psychology training and interconnected with holistic healing.

My belief is to listen without making judgments, without giving advice, and to help my clients understand their feelings. I also believe the client is entirely capable of fulfilling their own potential for growth and change. Furthermore, I believe it is important for the client to experience self-actualization and experience the changes in the “here and now.” Change happens when a client has found a resolution after having an internal conflict with themselves in regard to meeting the needs and desires of the heart and mind. Personal growth is evidence of change and can be spontaneous without effort.

Melissa Tantum is a national board certified Licensed Professional Therapist. She works with children, adolescents, adults and couples using an integrative approach to help them navigate through a broad range of challenges including uncertainty, loss, anxiety, sadness, depression, social interactions, emotional regulation, relationship issues, and life transitions. She helps clients develop coping strategies, improve problem-solving, and reduce stress. This can lead to more balance in the life of the individual, their families and as a member of the community.