Relationship Issues Therapists in Romeoville, IL

As a Clinical Psychotherapist, I have twelve years of experience providing guidance and assistance to individuals of all ages who face various life challenges including relationship issues, depression, anxiety, behavioral issues, family conflict, self-esteem, trauma and PTSD, school issues and coping skills.

Welcome! I am excited to share my passion and expertise working with college students, mid-life through geriatric age, professionals working in academic settings, and couples. My knowledge and understanding of diversity, inclusiveness, and equality are readily incorporated into my therapeutic practice. I work with individuals struggling with PTSD, anxiety/depression, grief & loss, mood disorders, chronic emotional illness, addiction/chemical substances, chronic pain, eating disorders, sexual abuse/trauma, and sleep disturbances. I also enjoy working with biracial / multicultural folx and parents with biracial kids.

Are you seeking a compassionate guide on your journey to self-discovery and emotional well-being? I am dedicated to helping individuals like you navigate life's challenges with empathy and understanding. With a deep belief in the power of human connection, I create a safe and supportive space for you to explore your thoughts, feelings, and experiences. My approach is rooted in building a strong therapeutic relationship, where you feel heard, valued, and respected. Whether you’re facing anxiety, depression, relationship issues, or simply want to build a happier life, I’m here to provide the tools and support you need to thrive.

I am a Licensed Social Worker with a specialization in school social work, and a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor within the state of Illinois. I obtained my Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology and Substance Abuse Counseling at the University of St. Francis and my Master’s Degree in Social Work with specialization in schools from Aurora University. In addition to being a therapist, I also currently work as a school social worker at the high school level.

Life can become overwhelming and stressful. Life changes and transitions can lead us to feeling anxious, depressed, or uncertain about how to manage our daily lives. I want to help clients who want to make a change to better manage their life situation or circumstances. I have a lot of experience working with clients with anxiety and depression. I also work with a variety of other diagnoses/issues such as mood disorders, marriage/family, behavioral concerns and substance abuse.

When your child or teen needs support it's important to find the right fit for them. They need to be comfortable with a therapist and you as a caregiver should feel confident with that provider as well. I have worked with children, adolescents and adults on a variety of issues they may be struggling with. Depression, family or marital stress, behavioral issues, lack of motivation or school refusal, healthy relationships, excessive anxiety and self-esteem are common struggles people may tackle through therapy. Additionally, I work with the LGBTQ community including teens with gender identity issues.

Hi! I’m Hillary. I’m a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 12 years of clinical experience working with Individuals, Families, Minors, Preteens, and Couples with Anxiety, Depression, Life Transitions, Self Esteem, and Family Conflict. In therapy, I typically use a mix of Acceptance and Commitment (ACT), Cognitive Behavioral (CBT), Dialectical (DBT), Holistic, Compassion Focused, and Strength-Based approaches. I believe in creating an open and positive environment where my clients can feel comfortable growing.

I am the co-owner and therapist at Olimene Counseling Services, Inc. I am passionate about making a positive change for behavioral health clients in the community. I have great confidence that the behavioral health therapy we provide to the community will assist individuals and families in achieving emotional wellness and stability. I completed my undergraduate work at Carthage College in Wisconsin, and my masters degree at the University of Illinois at Chicago. I have a history of working for 10 years in the crisis department of a behavioral health hospital both as a therapist and a manager.

Entering into therapy can be a difficult decision. My goal is to help make that transition easier by focusing on my client's strengths and abilities and encouraging a path of self-growth. I use a collaborative style, making the individual an active participant in the process. We will work to define the most serious problems, set realistic expectations, and focus on symptom reduction. My promise to all my clients is that I will respect them as individuals and work my hardest to improve their lives. The hardest part is often taking the first step, call to arrange for a free, no obligation 30 minute in person or phone consultation.

Fash Counseling is accepting new clients! Jenna is passionate and dedicated to her role of walking alongside her clients in their journey towards growth. She views therapy as a collaborative process. This allows each person to identify and develop their own path in achieving their goals. Jenna creates a safe and empathic environment while she begins to build trust with her clients. She believes that each client brings their own, unique story to therapy and therefore her approach is tailored to meet each person's personality and goals.

I am a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC) in the state of Illinois. I received a Master's Degree from the Chicago School of Professional Psychology. I specialize in addictions, eating disorders, trauma, self-harm behaviors, depression, and anxiety. I work with adolescents and adults. I have a holistic, strength-based, and direct therapeutic approach to empower my clients to build and sustain a meaningful life. My goal is to build real and lasting change. I work with individuals, couples, families, and any other community based support systems.

I believe there are three major components to a well-balanced state of mind - they are Love, Purpose, and Value. If either is missing, you could experience some level of mental distress. I specialize in working with the average person trying to earn a living and take care of their family. I treat individuals who struggle with anger, depression, self-esteem and other interpersonal concerns.

My goal is to help you uncover your true potential and lead a life that is worth living. While we can't change difficult situations of the past, we can work together to better understand and resolve challenges in your life today. We will explore long-standing behavior patterns or negative perceptions that may be holding you back from experiencing a more fulfilling and meaningful life.

My clinical experience includes working with a variety of populations. If you are struggling with anxiety, depression, addiction, domestic violence, grief and loss, or other issues, I can help you set goals for yourself and work toward achieving them.

Cultural expectations around gender can have a deep impact on individuals. Men are just as likely to struggle with mental health issues including depression, suicidal thinking, and addictions, but are often far less likely to seek help. I work with men to break through the rigid boundaries of traditional cultural ideas of masculinity to learn to have better relationships with friends and loved ones and a better quality of life. Women also have their own set of struggles, which can sometimes be complicated by gender expectations. I work with women to help them recognize their own power and talents and learn to trust themselves more.

Coming to America as a young child from Ukraine, I learned how to adjust to many different aspects of culture, language and life challenges. I believe that everyone can benefit from having a safe space to process one's own thoughts and lead their life in a way to improve their overall self being.

I specialize in work with adult clients with mood or substance use disorders and am a certified grief counselor. I have extensive experience in crisis management, specifically pertaining to suicide risk and domestic violence. Since the family system is impacted when an individual is struggling, I have also worked closely with adult family members as they navigate through the recovery process with their loved ones. I believe that an individual’s past life experiences and personal values influence how they think and behave in the present moment.

I’m honored to help others on their journey toward healing and wellness and I strive to instill hope in my patients. My goal is to offer a comfortable, safe space for individuals, couples, and families to build your motivation for change, learn coping skills, and connect to a deeper understanding of your needs. I use evidence based therapeutic interventions including Cognitive Behavioral, Person-Centered Care, and Family Systems modalities to help individuals and families work on emotional, behavioral, psychological, and relational issues.

IN PERSON SESSIONS AVAILABLE! Tracy believes that healing comes by allowing clients to share their stories of personal struggles and being able to talk openly without fear of being judged. Her approach with clients is genuine, empathetic and energetic, and she takes pride in providing a safe and therapeutic environment. Tracy works to support individuals facing day to day challenges on their journey to recovery. She assists her clients to improve their knowledge of available resources and challenge the existing stereotypes related to mental illness. Tracy meets clients where they are & joins them in their journey to recovery.