Female Therapists in East Peoria, IL

Claire Leech is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Illinois. Claire completed her Bachelor's in Psychology at Bradley University and received her Master's in Counseling at Lincoln Christian University. Claire strives to create an environment of safety and comfort for clients to work through the events that bring them to therapy. She believes in meeting her clients where they are and partnering with them to create goals to overcome their struggles and live the life they desire.

Lisa Fix, LCPC Hello. I am a licensed clinical professional counselor with over 30 years of experience. I had a difficult upbringing and needed to do my own work in therapy, so I know what it can be like to be in the "other chair. " I will meet you where you are and strive for you to feel seen and heard. I received a Master of Science degree in Clinical Psychology from Illinois State University. I am qualified to work with a full gamut of issues including depression, anxiety, stress, grief, adjustment problems, relationship/family issues and struggling with sense of self.

Dr. Noble is a Licensed Psychologist. She received her doctorate degree from Regent University and completed her pre-doctoral and post-doctoral internship at the Chicago Christian Training Consortium. One of Dr. Noble's most precious life roles is in having the opportunity to walk alongside individuals, as they reveal vulnerable aspects of their lives for which they are seeking support. It's such a treasured space for her to work in and it is an honor for her to journey with her patients. This is the reason that she chose this calling.

Rajashree Ranu Iyer, LCPC, approach is simultaneously compassionate and straightforward. Those seeking her services may experience her as a clinician who gets right to the heart of the issue, speaks with honesty and integrity, and encourages her clients to be the best version of themselves. Ranu earned a graduate degree in counseling and special education from Southern Illinois University. Fluent in English, Hindi, and Tamil, she supports adolescents and third culture kids navigate the difficulties in life.

As a therapist and human being, I believe in the power of counseling and its success at different times in one's life, whether for the purpose of personal growth or to address more serious mental health concerns or problematic behaviors. As a foundation to the counseling relationship, I help clients and families understand the process of therapy and that all people, children and adults, grow and heal on their own time. I believe that by providing a safe and supportive environment, clients are able to make positive, lasting change.

Natasha N. Allen is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Illinois who has been practicing since 2022. She has a Master of Mental Health Counseling from Walden University. Natasha is willing to shift her approach when necessary, so that all clients are met where they are at. She will at times employ modalities such as Person Centered and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. In her spare time, Natasha enjoys exercising, nature, swimming, and music.

Anna Liszka, LCPC, meets clients where they are and sets realistic goals to help them achieve their greatest potential. By creating a safe, relaxed, non-judgmental space for clients to be their authentic selves, Anna accepts her clients for who they are and welcomes people from all backgrounds. After earning a graduate degree from Bradley University in 2019, Anna worked in a residential setting with children experiencing mood and behavioral disorders. She then transitioned to private practice, enabling her to assist clients from various backgrounds.

Karen Gilmore is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Illinois who has been practicing since 2012. She has a BA in Psychology/Religion from Greenville University and an MSW from Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. Karen treats patients who experience trauma, depression, anxiety, grief, interpersonal relationship difficulties, disruptions of sleep, behavioral issues related to nutrition, workplace targeting, betrayal trauma, and chronic pain and fatigue. Karen is a mom of four adult children and a grandmother of two, and she enjoys swimming, woodworking and creating her own designs for projects.

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I believe that we all need a little bit of help once in a while. I also know that sometimes we don't know how to get that help or whom to ask. I feel that therapy can be beneficial to help facilitate that change by providing an outlet or resource for those that need that help.

Are anxiety and fear keeping you from truly living your life? Struggling with ruminating, intrusive, and unwanted thoughts? Does social anxiety keep you from making the connections your desire? Do you find yourself stuck in past trauma, unable to move forward? It doesn't have to be this way. Relief is possible. I am passionate about helping people live their life without having anxiety at the wheel. I specialize in working with clients with all types of anxiety issues (OCD, panic disorder, phobias, GAD). I also work with PTSD, trauma, navigating life transitions, and relationship issues.

Jori Sparry graduated from Central Connecticut State University with a major in Psychology and a minor in Religious Studies. She completed a Master of Science degree with a specialization in Marriage and Family Therapy in 2000. She was trained by William Boylin, Ph.D., who was supervised and trained by Carl Whitaker M.D. (a founding father of family therapy) in family systems and the creator of Symbolic Experiential Therapy. She has worked in a number of various settings including inpatient drug and alcohol rehabilitation, foster care/adoption, and a crisis stabilization home for teenagers.

Life can be hard, painful, confusing, scary, and challenging. Events happen that leave us reeling with brokenness, grief, disbelief, guilt, fear, insecurity, and shame. We don't know what to do or which way to turn or how we got here in the first place. We may hold onto false beliefs about our self-worth, negative thoughts that tear us apart, relationships that are toxic, and behaviors that are destructive. All in an attempt to somehow alleviate how we are feeling. I am here to partner with you in working towards wholeness and healing and to empower you to move forward, happily and confidently.

Inspired by 20 years of working with individuals and families, I use a compassionate strengths-based perspective to help children, youth, parents and caregivers discover their potential, repair harms of the past, and build a bright future. I work with people to help them manage the challenges in all stages of life. I meet client’s where they are at and use a creative approach to help them explore where they would like to go. Above all, I bring compassion and safety to the therapeutic space.

Howdy! I hope that for whichever reason you're 'here' that we are able to advocate for the resources you need. I personally share the viewpoint of reality counseling. I believe everyone has goals in their life that they wish to pursue. Whether it be financial, academic, emotional, or physical. I make it my endeavor to create an environment that is inviting, client-paced, and goal oriented.

Hello! I am a licensed clinical professional counselor licensed (LCPC) in Illinois with over 12 years of experience working as a therapist. I have worked with a wide range of concerns including depression, anxiety, self-harm, grief/loss, anger, relationship issues, psychosis, paranoia, and substance abuse issues. I have over 7 years of experience working with individuals as a crisis counselor as well.

Twists and turns are part of life, but having an impartial voice that lends a new perspective can make navigating them easier. We all have our own struggles, experiences, and obstacles. We also have our own strengths, talents, and resources. Realizing how to utilize your unique strengths to discover ways to overcome obstacles is my passion. We all have our differences and it is those differences that give us strength as individuals, couples, families, and communities.

I believe we all long for meaningful connections. My goal is to facilitate the discovery of meaning and connection within yourself and within your closest relationships. Trauma looks different to each individual, and I believe we do the best we can to cope using skills we have learned throughout our lives. Unfortunately, many of these skills no longer serve us in a healthy way in the present. Regardless of your past, or where you find yourself today, you deserve to be heard. I aim to create a safe, nonjudgmental space to process traumas and challenges, finding healing and peace amidst the chaos.

I know how challenging it can be to reach out and start the process of therapy. I enjoy working with clients who experience a variety of needs from their therapist. This includes processing traumas, minimizing depressive symptoms, more effectively managing symptoms of anxiety, and more! It is important to come into a counseling setting with an open mind, and to remember that therapy is a very vulnerable process. Developing trust within a counseling relationship is an important foundation to reaching your goals in the counseling setting.