Men's Issues Therapists in Naperville, IL

As a clinician, it is important for me to establish a safe and collaborative environment in which you feel heard, valued, and seen in the midst of your journey. I am passionate about seeing emotional healing, reflective insight, personal awareness, and meaningful growth in my clients. I include trauma, social justice, multicultural, and family lenses to witness this. I am also enthusiastic about encouraging a holistic approach to health and wellness as part of the progress toward wholeness. Additionally, I embrace diversity and culture as part of our collaborative process to establish a strong foundation and promote positive change.

It is a sacred privilege to meet with people wherever they are in their life journey and help them move toward health and wholeness. In my practice, I work with couples, young adults, and men and women in midlife. The main issues I treat are relationship problems, anxiety, depression, and addiction.

Tired? Scared? Overwhelmed? Looking for help but are afraid to say something out of fear that no one will understand you? Worse yet, are you afraid to say something out of fear that someone will judge you? Look no further for you have come to the right place.

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who has been working with individuals, families and couples strengthening relationships, building self-esteem, and helping individuals through many of life's challenges for over 20 years. My areas of expertise include couples and marriage counseling including infidelity, sex and intimacy issues, same sex couples, improving communication and reconnecting again; depression and anxiety; grief issues; men's issues including finding a balance between work and personal life; and overall personal growth and wellness.

Kevin is a licensed clinical professional counselor (LCPC) who received his M.S. in Education, with a Counseling Specialization. He enjoys working with clients ages 10 through 50, as well as providing clinical supervision to the therapists at Counseling Works. Versatile and skilled, with over a decade of experience, he works with a variety of clients who need assistance with anger management, anxiety, athletics, interpersonal Issues, men's Issues , mood disorders, ADD/ADHD/Impulse control, and trauma/PTSD. You will find Kevin’s calm and balanced nature to be reassuring and comforting in the therapeutic setting.

AFC Counselors are passionate about providing an environment of safety and integrity for you (children, adolescents, adults, individuals, couples, and families) to find and sustain your path to emotional health and well-being. We understand that seeking help isn't always easy, so we make every effort to make you feel welcome as you take this important step for yourself or your loved one.

I work primarily with adolescents (ages 10-25), marriages, and men's issues . I currently supervise a team of therapists through Unbroken Family Counseling. I work within this team and, when necessary, work with schools, psychiatrists, and other community resources to help my clients. My ideal client is a teen who doesn't think he/she needs counseling, a marriage that is on the rocks, or a guy dealing with guy stuff (guys know what I'm talking about). If I cant help you I can help find someone who can.

I am a licensed clinical psychologist providing services to adolescents, adults, couples and families. I have an extensive background working providing consultation and treatment for mood disorders, behavioral disorders, anxiety, OCD, ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorders, and social skill deficits. I earned both my Masters and Doctoral Degrees from Midwestern University in Downers Grove, Illinois. I received my Bachelors Degree from the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, Michigan. I received my clinical training at Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center, Hartgrove Hospital, Austin Family Services,

I specialize in working with individuals experiencing depression, anxiety, behavioral issues, anger, and life transitions. I tailor treatment to best fit each client through the use of Client-Centered Therapy, while keeping in mind how important it is to tend to your body, mind, and spirit. My goal is to provide a supportive therapeutic environment characterized by safety and authenticity, allowing you the space to be your authentic self and to foster growth and healing. Together, we can work towards both change and acceptance. I am currently offering individual therapy both in-person in Naperville, IL and through Telehealth.

I'm seeing individuals and couples dealing with life disruptions and life transitions in their personal and work lives. People come to me with problems of depression,anxiety, anger, affairs, marital transitions,spiritual conflict, family business and career issues of a personal nature. I connect very well with both men and women. Much of my work involves working with couples at all stages of life together. My goal is that my time and that of my client's should have real meaning. Please visit my website at www.isenbergcounseling.com.

For over 35 years I have worked with individuals, couples and families to solve problems, improve relationships and make life transitions. In this time I have learned to respect the uniqueness of each individual and family, as well as the abilities and courage they bring to the challenges they face. My approach is friendly, straightforward and solution-focused, but with appreciation for the variety and complexity of factors that may be involved with the issues that folks bring to therapy. I enjoy collaborating with clients to manage stress and modify the patterns of thinking, feeling and acting that concern them.

Most men face challenges and carry emotional and mental burdens that are nothing like what their father or grandfathers experienced. One of the obstacles that may keep you from asking for help is the mistaken notion that to be a "real man" you must be able to handle your problems on your own. Unfortunately, that kind of isolation actually makes it harder to find satisfaction with yourself, your relationships and your career. None of us were ever intended to face our issues or challenges alone. To seek counsel and support is a sure sign of wisdom, courage and strength.

Clients can meet with me in person or connect online for telemental health services. Please reach out to us for more information. I specialize in treating sexual addiction, trauma, infidelity and betrayal trauma, anxiety, depression and the integration of spirituality into psychotherapy. I also providing consultation and clinical supervision, including preparation toward social work licensure.

I believe in the innate dignity of all people, and the work I do as a counselor is to encourage and empower people to live up to their personal values and embrace a more abundant life. When I work with a client I meet them where they are, without judgment, and enter into a working relationship built on trust, empathy, vulnerability, and communication. I have a person-centered approach to therapy, meaning that I respect the people who walk into my office enough to trust them to make decisions for themselves. I believe change is inevitable, but also, often painful, but that doesn't mean we can't work to find hope and grace.

Life can sometimes be challenging and confusing. It's hard to ask for help and open up to someone that you don’t know. I believe in creating a safe place for you, where you can be open and honest, knowing that you will be respected and not judged. Creating a good clinician-client relationship is very important to the therapeutic process. I strongly believe in a collaborative approach to therapy where I can help you reach your goals. Then, together we can create a treatment plan that is tailored to each of your individual goals and needs. I will always encourage you to find your courage and the strength to reach your goals.

I believe that therapy should provide a space for individuals, couples, and families to encounter one another and themselves in new and different ways. To this end, I desire to help clients to take risks to acknowledge their pains, confront their limitations, and grieve their losses. Ultimately, I hope that through their therapeutic experiences clients find the freedom to be more fully themselves and to feel closer and more connected with the ones they love.