Divorce Therapists in Homer Glen, IL

As a therapist, I am focused on being genuine and mindful with client(s). My individualized approach, along with working together produces the best results. It helps you identify and explore sources of stress, set specific goals, and identify methods to achieve the desired outcome(s). Often times, simply shifting our choices, behaviors, expectations or perceptions can lead to significant improvements in how we feel. Positive outcomes are created with desire and guidance.

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.

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.

I am an LCPC and own my own practice, Hope and Prosper. I see many children from divorce, children who need to develop self-esteem, better coping strategies, improve peer relations and work on anger management. I have experience working with special needs children and behavioral disorders. I also see families and focus on creating bonds and opening the lines of communication. I see individuals wanting to lessen their anxiety and depression. I am a mother of five children and deeply believe in creating a safe environment for children and individuals to share their feelings and feel validated.

Currently accepting new clients. I am currently working as a Bilingual Counselor at Lotus Healing and Wellness Center. I have experience working with individuals (children, teens, adults), couples & families. My approach is person-centered and meeting my client's where they're at and building trust. My clinical background includes experience with: depression, anxiety, women’s issues, navigating cultural issues, self-esteem, family conflict, life transitions & adjustments, trauma, divorce, marital/relationship issues, boundary setting, work-life balance, career issues, parenting issues, grief & loss, communication & stress.

Dr. Saad has extensive experience working with depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, self-injury, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, Autism, and substance abuse in children, adolescents, and adults. Heather is a clinician that facilitates therapy with an emphasis on the idea that peace of mind is a holistic approach, a balance of mind, body, and spirit. Heather specializes in Anxiety Disorders including OCD, Mood Disorders including Depression, boundary setting, unhealthy relationship "detox", childhood trauma/ inner child work, CPTSD, survivors of abuse, narcissistic abuse, and divorce.

My theory of choice is Adlerian theory which is a holistic approach to psychology that emphasizes the importance of overcoming feels of inferiority and gaining a sense of belonging in order to achieve success and happiness. One thing that I really enjoy about Adlerian theory is that it is integrative and can be adapted for specific needs of the individual. It emphasizes techniques that promote growth and resilience and some of the techniques used in this type of therapy include: Providing encouragement, creating expectations, examining the purposes for behavior, examining memories, and an establishment of goals.

I am committed to supporting my clients, responding to their therapeutic needs, and understanding the problems that are present in their daily lives. I value each client and work to build a therapeutic relationship based on trust and transparency. While offering support, nurturance, and compassion, I will help you successfully cope with life's many challenges.

No one is exempt from suffering and I cannot make the hard things go away. However, I hold the intention of walking with and assisting my clients in the exploration of themselves and nurturing the power that is already theirs.

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor and a Certified Domestic Violence Professional. I am truly devoted to helping others through their pain and unhappiness. I have experience working with individuals who have endured intimate partner violence and emotional trauma from abusive relationships. My therapeutic style builds a strong counselor/client relationship, integrating solution-focused therapy, CBT, DBT, and strength-based styles. Although our past may have led us to this moment of crisis, it is our personal strengths which will allow us to move through our pain to a healthier life.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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!

Hi there! My name is Ryan, and I am currently a counselor in training studying at Governors State University. I am pursuing a master’s degree in counseling with a specialization in marriage, couple, and family therapy. I think that taking the first step in reaching out for help is the most difficult, but it also is a sign of strength and shows immense bravery and courage. I am honored to have the privilege of serving unique individuals, couples, and families on their journey to healing and wellness. I believe that clients have the innate ability and tools needed to reach their full potential.

What is it that makes a person decide to seek counseling? Most often it seems that people are needing a witness to their many different thoughts and feelings. There's something about truly being heard and accepted that creates an opening for wisdom. This wisdom generates healthy ways of viewing oneself, others, and the circumstances of your life. It helps to sharpen the skills which lead to a life of meaning. The counseling experience is like a workshop, where you can open things up, look at what needs to be cleaned, repaired, replaced. Your life is not a mistake. It's your assignment to live it beautifully. Sounds fun, right!

I am a compassionate clinical counselor with 27 years experience working with adolescents, adults, couples and families. Anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, stress, anger management and relationships are my primary areas of focus . By focusing on cognitive behavioral therapy and interactive techniques of EMDR, hypnotherapy, and I am able to assist clients with their challenges and achieve their therapeutic goals. My holistic approach to therapy focuses on emotional and physical well-being. Faced with life's many challenges, you will find that addressing your issues in counseling can dramatically improve your quality of life