"I founded my private practice on the principle of helping others create the life that they want. Often times that means resolving past trauma or issues that stand in our way. Change can be a difficult process, but with someone who understands how change occurs and the pitfalls that can hinder change it is possible. Every one deserves to be the person they want and I am here to help you on your journey of change and healing."

"I am a Christian Counselor who is passionate about helping to empower teen girls and women. I understand the unique needs of women and encourage them to seek and celebrate their true selves. My practice offers a safe space, encouragement, and structure needed for women to embrace their journey of self-discovery. "

"Jean Weymer is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in the state of Illinois. Jean has completed trainings pertaining to Theraplay, play therapy, anxiety, depression, trauma, ADHD, and suicide prevention. Jean was a foster parent for years, and understands the trials and tribulations of working with the system. She enjoys working with people of all ages, and has experience working with children, adolescents, and adults. She has been described as genuine, empathetic, caring, and very easy to talk to."

"Oftentimes, life can get the better of us. Finding out how to handle stressful situations and learning how to redefine oneself is a journey of self-exploration. My mission is to help you; I do this by meeting you where you are at physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. Together, we will explore where you are and where you want to be. We will make a plan and work toward your goals at your pace. "

"Are you looking for a therapist that you can easily relate to and is easy to talk with? I am that therapist. Having overcome much adversity in my own life, I have the capacity to truly understand clients. I offer individual, child, couples,family, pastoral, and group counseling. The techniques I use in therapy are evidence-based. These include: Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Person-Centered Therapy, Cognitive Therapy, Existential Therapy, and Narrative Therapy."

"I love my work: helping individuals and couples solve problems, grow and flourish. We grow by learning mastery; to me this means being competent in dealing with yourself and the outside world. I help clients do this by gaining self-knowledge and learning the skills necessary to be empowered to reach their goals and improve their most important relationships. Since starting my practice in 1983 I have been dedicated to helping clients achieve mastery. I take a very active role, and do "what works" for each client, using a variety of treatment approaches."

"For over 25 years, I have committed my work to healing the personal and relational damage caused by substance abuse and addiction, emotional disorders, and relational discord. I draw on multiple treatment approaches - particularly systems theory, relapse prevention training, cognitive-affective-behavioral theory, and brief solution-focused theory - in restoring one's dignity and worth."

"Are you feeling drained, defeated, or discouraged? Change is challenging and at times it can feel hopeless. Sometimes we just have to ask for help. I know this can be difficult, but I am here to support you. "

"My clients typically struggle with addictions, anger, and experience difficulties in relating to loved ones. I focus on the child-parent relationship with both children and adults who have had adverse life experiences."

"We all face difficult experiences in life that seem unmanageable. Maybe you're experiencing difficulty in your relationship with your spouse, children or significant other. Maybe you have lost someone close to you or have been diagnosed with a chronic illness. Maybe you're having a difficult time adjusting to a new job or recent retirement. Maybe you're struggling with addiction or experiencing financial stress. Maybe you're anxious or depressed and find yourself avoiding doing things you used to enjoy. Maybe you're not sure what you're experiencing but feel as though, "Something just isn't right.""

"My life's work and passion is to help others reach their fullest potential, becoming the very best version of themselves. This is accomplished by promoting well-being emotionally, physically, mentally and spiritually. I believe one's difficulties are connected to their culture, religion, community, family, relationships, environment and personal experiences, and do not happen in isolation. When the whole person is considered in therapy, healing begins. With a background in athletics, coaching, and fitness, I believe it's necessary to have both mental and physical health. The mind and body are interconnected. When they are balanced and working together, optimal health is achieved."

"I'm a Christian counselor with 25 years of experience in treating depression, anxiety, anger, addiction, trauma, sexual conflict, and marital problems. I have a doctorate in counseling, a master's in clinical psychology, and advanced training in cognitive therapy. I look forward to helping you through this problem. After visiting my website (ScottLownsdale.org) to learn more about my unique counseling approach, please call my office to set your first appointment."

"Needing to make changes? Psychotherapy is an opportunity to look at your deepest fears and face them with the support of an experienced and trusted therapist. I am committed to work with you and support you through a style that is relational, compassionate and challenging."

"Dana believes that empathy, trust, and compassion are the key components to creating a safe environment for you to share your life's stories. Through these components counselor and client can build a space where work on self can begin. "

"I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with many years of experience which include counseling for individuals, couples, families, and adolescent in the Rockford and surrounding areas. I received my Masters Degree in Social Work from the University of Illinois ten years after being widowed with five children at home. I am certified in gereatric counseling and EMDR. I specialize in bereavement both for couples, families, and individuals."

"The journey inside the self can be profound self discovery and change. It can help to heal psychological turmoil and emotional pain by putting the past into perspective and walking forward into a different future. It is not easy. Sometimes you are faced with something in your life or within your family that changes everything. "This is not what I had planned". Finding your balance can be difficult.The very thought of beginning such a pilgrimage may cause anxiety and uncertainty. You know you need to get past it and yet it's not that simple and you feel unequipped."