Aetna Therapists in Woodstock, IL

As a clinician, I believe that it is important to meet each individual, couple, and family where they are at. I have many years of experience working with couples to heal their relationships, as well as working with individuals who are going through life-stage transitions. I enjoy helping people navigate through pivotal moments such as children launching, loss of a loved one, retirement, and caring for aging parents.

I have 26 years experience in the provision of therapy in an outpatient setting to treat a diverse array of presenting problems. I assist clients in problem solving more productive and healthier ways to cope with their unique challenges. A guiding principal in my work is to aid clients in achieving congruence between the person they wish to be and the person they are, thereby continually striving for authenticity. I wish to aid my clients in achieving their fullest potential in order to live gratifying lives personally and professionally.

I view therapy as a step towards a more content and peaceful way of being, and approaches every individual, couple or family in an open and supportive manner. I provide guidance and encouragement towards change through building self-awareness and empowerment.

Each person that I meet with comes through my door with their own unique story and journey. It is important to focus on the strengths of each individual and work toward building coping skills to reach their goals.

"Do the best you can until you know better. Then when you know better, do better." -Maya Angelou. I believe change begins when when we take the steps to know our version of "better." Each of us is unique, and have different experiences that impact what we know.

We all experience uncertainty and change. Adjusting to these circumstances can be challenging. I am a Licensed Clinical Psychologist with an undergraduate degree in Psychology from Duke University and a PhD in Clinical Psychology from NIU. I work with children, adolescents, and adults. My commitment is to the well-being of clients striving to ensure they receive the therapeutic attention they deserve to effect the changes they desire. I have experience working with individuals and families who struggle with anxiety, depression, trauma, anger and interpersonal relationships. I incorporate a strengths-based approach in our work.

The poet Rumi said, “The wound is the place where the Light enters you.” Emotional wounding is a very real part of human experience. It can happen as a result of trauma, loss, rejection, a serious health diagnosis or unwanted change. Like a physical wound, if left untreated it can become infected and lead to symptoms like anxiety and depression. My name is Mindy Tomlinson and I am a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor. I work with individuals to heal their wounds and enter the light where insight, clarity and acceptance lead to a renewed sense of normalcy and peace in their lives.

Lindsey strongly believes that the therapeutic relationship is the forefront of therapy and the foundation for change. She utilizes a variety of treatment approaches and techniques in order to meet the client's individual needs and keep therapy at a level at which they are comfortable. She works with children, adolescents, and adults, dealing with a wide range of issues; however, she specializes in anxiety based disorders, including Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD). Lindsey is a creative and caring person who is passionate about helping others to improve their quality of life and succeed in their goals.

Sarah is a Nurse Practitioner providing medication management with The LodeStone Center in Woodstock, Illinois and via telehealth. Sarah’s clinical style is integrative and client-centered. She currently works with adult clients presenting with mood disorders, anxiety disorders and ADHD. She also approaches treatment evaluation from a primary care lens, helping to make recommendations or treat medical care priorities when they arise in the process of treating mental health issues.

My clinical focus is on individuals struggling with depression, stress/anxiety, OCD, substance abuse, adjustment to life transitions, relationship distress, and parenting support. I believe that it is important to understand what brings each person into therapy, and tailor therapy to each individual's unique needs and goals.

Our Clinicians at Doctor Annie Therapy are a group of experienced therapists who value the collaborative relationship with patients, their families/caregivers, as well as physicians and other members of the treatment team. We offer individual, family, and group therapy as well as psychological testing. We strive to foster inspiration and encourage our youth and our community to continue to learn, create, and develop new skills that help deepen their understanding of themselves and the world to expand their perceived potential in terms of their effect on others and their environment.

“An important part of therapy is being able to find a counselor who is a good fit. I am here to help! I enjoy working with anyone who believes the art of therapy may be helpful in their life. I have a calm and warm personality and I am very easy to talk to. Together, we can work to help you along your lifelong journey.” Mr. Mike Roehr, LCPC is a psychotherapist who specializes in providing psychotherapy to children, adolescents, and adults. Mike has a variety of experience helping individuals of all ages with Anxiety, ADHD, PTSD, Depression, and other life challenges and transitions.

I am most interested in the transitions of life as well as the accompanying feelings, opportunities and losses that these bring about. Together we will work on clarifying your needs and goals while we can explore the steps needed to bring your life back into balance. Each stage and choice in life brings about unique challenges. If you're feeling stuck in a relationship, coping pattern, job, unsure how to handle everyday stresses we will work on developing skills to manage more effectively.

Do you feel like you have somehow became lost on the pathway of your life? Losing touch with those wonderful and unique parts of ourselves often leaves us feeling powerless and keeps us from moving forward to the bigger and better things we deserve. If you feel that the time to find yourself again is now, I would be happy to assist you to get back on the path to empowerment so you can get to where you're supposed to be.

Greetings, I am Richard. Do you struggle with viewing yourself in a positive light? Has something in your life affected your sense of worth or is keeping you from living the life that was meant for you? In my over ten years of being a therapist, I have worked with many people to help them move past negative core beliefs about themselves, resolve past traumas that continue to affect them in harmful ways, and overall, learn to change the narrative of their story from hurtful and non-supportive to achieving healthy self-worth and love and acceptance of themselves.

The process of becoming who you want to be is a daunting task. The realities of life and the complexities of our modern world can be overwhelming, and seeking help can bring its own form of stress. But here you are, pushing forward! My counseling practice is grounded in the idea that you are not the problem, the problem is the problem. You and I will work together to examine your relationship with the problem and break down what sustains it. We’ll find those moments in which you transcend, and we’ll consider what this might mean for you as you write the next chapters of your life.

I have over 25 years experience providing outpatient therapy and providing integrated psychological services in a large area hospital system. I specialize in Health Psychology and Behavioral Medicine. With an emphasis on behavioral health using supportive, cognitive-behavioral therapy, I see patients with anxiety, stress, depression, chronic pain and fibromyalgia, eating disorders, weight loss, smoking cessation, headaches, marital discord, family discord, issues of aging, grief and loss, the psychological aspects of cancer treatment, coping with medical conditions, and managing diabetes. I am also a DBT therapist.