Principal Therapist:
Associate Therapists:
Associate Therapists who are LCSWs or LCPCs are independent providers of psychotherapy and counseling services at Life Care Wellness.
Advanced Practice Nurse:
Substance Use and DUI Consultant:
Rhonda Kelloway
Rhonda Kelloway
LCSW, SEP
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“An interesting mix of professional training, skills and life experience adds a unique richness to what I offer clients. A crossroads experience in my late 20s got me off the fast track and onto a path of self-discovery that led to my present career, which I love and consider my true vocation. My graduate training included stints at a state psychiatric hospital and a community counseling center, and after working at a Christian non-profit agency for several years, I began a private practice in 2005. I love to learn new techniques that can help clients, so I also have been trained as a divorce mediator and received advanced training in EMDR and Somatic Experiencing, gentle and effective treatments for trauma resolution. One of the reasons I connect so well with my clients is that I’ve had such a diversity of experiences. I know the stress of the work and political worlds, a long-distance relationship, disconnection from family, career confusion and change, dealing with a loved one’s addiction, spiritual crisis, infertility, adoption, special needs parenting, divorce after a long marriage, and dealing with aging parents and dementia. I have experienced the healing of therapy, support groups and body-energy work, and can offer hope from my own experience, as well as from my professional training. I help clients create a life of joy despite the challenges. I see clients in the Glen Ellyn office.”
Education & Certifications
- Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW)
- Master of Social Work (MSW)
- Master of Business Administration (MBA)
- EMDR Therapist
- Somatic Experiencing Practitioner (SEP)
- Trained Touch Skills Practitioner
- Divorce and Family Mediator
- Member U.S. Association for Body Psychotherapy
- Member Association of Family and Conciliation Courts
Sarah Bendix
Sarah Bendix
LCSW
“I believe that therapy is a process of learning and experiencing more fully who you are. Often therapy is sought in the face of injuries, loss, beliefs, and fears that have made it difficult to engage with the sense of possibility you feel when most fully alive. The seeds of that felt sense of aliveness already exist within you, and therapy can provide the opportunity and safe container to nurture those seeds. My work is informed by a background in the creative arts, advanced training in the feminist relational model of treating trauma, behavioral and psychodynamic schools of thought, and my current studies in Somatic Experiencing. I use an eclectic approach based on these trainings to explore how your history, thoughts, actions, and mind/body experience support or detract from your goals. Fundamentally, I believe that healing takes place within the framework of a safe, collaborative, and connected relationship that is the foundation of my work as a therapist. I see clients in the Jefferson Park office.”
Education & Certifications
- Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW)
- Masters of Arts (MSW equivalent), University of Chicago
- Natalie Haimowitz Postgraduate Fellow, Womencare Counseling, Evanston, IL
- Somatic Experiencing Practitioner, in training
Erika Berg
Erika Berg
MAT, LPC
“As a trained counselor and art therapist, I believe that there is an innate creativity in each and every one of us. Sometimes life puts bumps on our path and being able to explore these experiences with safety, compassion, and curiosity help to reintegrate us back into wholeness. My favorite part of being on this journey alongside my clients is being able to bear witness to the re-connections to those parts of themselves that may have gotten buried or disconnected. I adapt my therapeutic approach through the lens of a client-centered and strengths-based perspective, often using not only art therapy, but Somatic Experiencing and EMDR, as well. I believe that the therapeutic relationship is founded on nurturing a safe and supportive environment, fostering creativity and collaboration, and building the capacity for the full spectrum of expression and resiliency. I have experience in working with mood disorders, substance abuse disorders, and trauma. I trust in the mind-body-spirit connection and have the utmost regard for the intrinsic ability each one of us possesses to grow and create lasting change in our lives. I am truly honored to have the privilege in witnessing the strength, vulnerability, and courage embedded within each individual’s personal journey blossom and flourish. I see clients in the Glen Ellyn office.”
Education & Certifications
- Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC)
- Master of Counseling Psychology and Art Therapy, Adler School of Professional Psychology
- Bachelor of Fine Arts, Northeastern Illinois University
- 40-Hour Domestic Violence Training
- EMDR Therapist
- Somatic Experiencing Practitioner in Training
Cathy Conway
“I am passionate about helping you experience a freedom I’ve found – a freedom from burdens and wounds that hold us back from being the people we want to be and were created to be. We are made for relationships, specifically to have the kind of relationships that are joy-driven, mutually respectful, and thriving. I am privileged to walk along side of you, upholding your importance and worth as I collaborate with you in progressing towards your goals. My approach is client-centered, strengths-based, and integrative with a focus on identity and value. I enjoy working with adolescents and adults, whether it’s through counseling, coaching, and /or mentoring. Specialized training in trauma has helped me deeply understand the integration of body, mind, and spirit. I am certified as a Somatic Experiencing Practitioner, and have received additional training in the touch element of SE. (Whether or not we use touch is entirely up to you.) I also can facilitate Immanuel Prayer and Christian Counseling if a client chooses to integrate their faith into treatment. Utilizing a large clinical “toolbag” from my twenty years of experience in a variety of settings, helps me to collaborate with you as we recognize your internal resources and build with them. Issues I work with include adoption, anger, anxiety, boundaries, burnout, codependency, depression, loneliness, parenting, phobias, relationships, self-esteem, sexual abuse, singleness, stress management, spiritual integration and trauma. I believe we continue growing and developing who we are throughout our lifespan, and it’s an honor to be with you on this part of your journey! I see clients in the Glen Ellyn office.”
Education & Certifications
- Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC)
- Master of Counseling Psychology, Trinity International University
- Somatic Experiencing Practitioner (SEP)
- Brainspotting Therapist
- Immanuel Prayer Practitioner
Francesca Davis
Francesca Davis
LSW, CADC Candidate
“I have been in the field of social work for five years working in settings such as hospitals, outpatient programs, and community organizations. In my experience as a social worker, I recognize that every client is unique, and so I adapt my therapeutic techniques to meet the individual needs of my clients. While I may use a different approach with each of my clients and use therapies such as EMDR, DBT, CBT, and Motivational Interviewing, with every client I draw on all my strengths, including my Christian foundation. (So I can do Christian therapy if you’d like.) I have experience working with people who struggle with depression, anxiety, PTSD, personality, and mood disorders. Additionally, I have experience working with people struggling with substance use disorder and I am currently working towards obtaining certification as a substance abuse counselor. I will work with you to achieve stability, health in various aspects in life, and a newfound sense of self-awareness. I see adolescents and adults in the Glen Ellyn office.”
Education & Certifications
- Licensed Social Worker (LSW)
- Master of Social Work, Aurora University
- Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC) Candidate
- EMDR Therapist
Marty Dennen
“I am passionate about helping teens, young adults and adults to find freedom from their past and current struggles. I come along side hurting, anxious and overwhelmed individuals and help them find renewed strength and resiliency. I have worked in residential and intensive outpatient treatment settings, specializing in working with eating issues including Anorexia, Bulimia and Binge Eating. I also have many years of experience working with individuals with depression, anxiety, substance addictions, and childhood abuse. My advanced training is in healing trauma and anxiety disorders from a somatic (body-centered) approach, and include somatic touch skills to support individuals to find inner strength and resources to cope with past and current challenges. I focus on treating the whole person: Mind, Body and Soul. For those who desire to include their faith in their healing journey, I can integrate Christian principles in my work. I am honored to be a part of your healing and finding hope in your life journey. I see clients in the Glen Ellyn office.”
Education & Certifications
- Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW)
- Master of Social Work (Fordham University)
- EMDR Therapist
- Gottman Method Couples Therapy (Level 1 Trained)
- 40-Hour Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Training
- 200-hr Yoga Teacher Training
Jennifer DiCostanzo
“As a social worker I have experience in many aspects of mental health treatment, but my primary focus is on substance and process addictions, trauma, depression, bipolar, and anxiety disorders. The therapeutic approaches I use most often include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Solution Focused, Motivational Interviewing, and EMDR. My method of practice is simple: I am genuine and make my clients feel comfortable. I create that comfort by getting to know my clients and adapting therapy to fit their needs each time we meet. Regardless of what stressors my clients are facing, the most important aspect of their treatment is fostering a positive therapist-client relationship. I use the same approach when conducting groups and often like to let group participants drive the focus/topic of group for that session. My goal as a therapist is to assist my clients in making positive changes, while always remembering that the client is their own expert; my role is to provide guidance and support. I see adults and conduct groups in the Glen Ellyn office.”
Education & Certifications
- Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW)
- Master of Social Work
- Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC)
- Mental Illness Substance Abuse Certification 1 (MISA1)
- EMDR Therapist
Lynn Gullickson Spencer
“While a music librarian at Northwestern University, I was inspired to pursue counseling while attending my local church, which provided a counseling center for members of the church as well as the community. My work experience includes a non-profit agency, church counseling center, and group private practice. I enjoy serving people from all walks of life and seek to provide a safe environment in which to do our work. As a classically trained musician and academic librarian, I have a special affinity for working with individuals in academia and those gifted in the arts. I strongly believe that therapy is able to produce personal, relational and spiritual benefits that help individuals heal, grow and learn how to live authentically. My special areas of interest include working with adults experiencing anxiety and depression, career transitions, divorce, faith struggles, grief and loss, interpersonal challenges, life changes, same-sex attraction and issues particularly related to women. I am being also support collaborative therapeutic bodywork. I see clients in both Chicago and Glen Ellyn offices.”
Education & Certifications
- Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC)
- Master of Clinical Psychology, Wheaton College
- Somatic Experiencing Practitioner
Linette Howard
“I tailor my approach to the client’s needs and use a variety of therapeutic methods, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Play Therapy, Expressive Therapies, EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), and Somatic Experiencing (SE). I am passionate about helping children find their own unique voice, having been a consultant to teachers and parents and having worked extensively with children. I coach parents on more effective management of their child’s behavior while strengthening family bonds. With children I treat behavioral problems, learning difficulties, anxiety, poor self-esteem, and emotional and performance issues, as well as help children experiencing social challenges and bullying by aiding them in developing skills, confidence and competence in social settings. I am passionate about adults reaching their potential and goals, and I enjoy helping them get to a place where life can be good, healing can happen and joy can be found. I use a client-centered approach and determine therapeutic goals with each individual. I treat depression, anxiety, stress, relationship problems and trauma, helping clients move from being “stuck” to becoming more peaceful and functional. I assist the whole person — mind, body, emotions, and spirit — in healing from difficult life events while increasing resiliency.”
Education & Certifications
- Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC)
- National Certified Counselor (NCC)
- Master of Arts in Professional Counseling, Argosy University
- EMDR Therapist
- Somatic Experiencing Practitioner (SEP)
- Trained Touch Skills Practitioner
- Member American Counseling Association (ACA)
Marina Lisjonok
“With expertise in nursing, mental health, social work, and yoga, I have skills and experience to help clients emotionally heal. I combine counseling techniques with yogic practices in group or individual sessions to help create a safe space and to empower clients to use new tools for self-exploration and discovery. I work with chronic stress and fatigue, anxiety, depression, life transitions, grief, PTSD, sexual, physical, and emotional trauma, and other emotional difficulties. Some of those tools I teach are guided relaxation to help clients rest their nervous systems, awareness of the breath-cycle to help manage emotional states, visualization techniques to help rewire neural pathways and change emotional reactions, reframing problematic thoughts and beliefs, as well as additional tools to use at home to change behavioral patterns. I apply mindfulness, MBCBT, and Rapid Resolution Therapy (RRT), which can produce instant and lasting results. Clients can then reconnect with the authentic self, build stronger relationships with others, find emotional balance. and make healthier life-choices. My goal is to help clients regain physical, mental, and/or spiritual well-being, and revived enthusiasm and excitement about life. I offer services in English and Russian in the Glen Ellyn office.”
Education & Certifications
- Associates in Nursing (Latvia)
- Bachelor of Psychology
- Master of Social Work (MSW)
- Experienced Certified Yoga Teacher (500-hour level) (E-CYT)
- Certified Rapid Resolution Therapy Practitioner
Judy Petrushka
“As a therapist I believe in providing a safe space where my clients can feel seen, heard and understood. They may be feeling overwhelmed or stuck, or the circumstances of their lives feel beyond their ability to cope. Maybe the concerns center around a child. My experience as a counselor at a sexual assault crisis center, a domestic violence agency, and the behavioral health group in a hospital has demonstrated the strong connection between relational trauma and mental and physical health. I utilize a client-centered, strengths-based approach and employ a variety of evidence-based treatments depending on my client’s unique circumstances, including EMDR and Somatic Experiencing. I may use therapies to allow them to experience a positive change in thoughts and beliefs and reduce intrusive images and associated body sensations. Expressive therapies in art or play can help explore feelings and experiences in ways that words can’t, to gain insights into a path forward. I have specialized training for the treatment for children under 6 that have experienced at least one traumatic event. This can help support and strengthen the child/parent relationship and help improve the child’s cognitive, behavioral, and social functioning. I feel privileged to meet my clients where they are, understand them as a whole person, and bring an open, non-judgmental, and calm approach to their treatment. I work with children, adolescents, adults and families, and see clients in the Glen Ellyn office.”
Education & Certifications
- Master of Social Work, Loyola University
- Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW)
- Certified Domestic Violence Professional (CDVP)
- EMDR Therapist
- Somatic Experiencing Practitioner (SEP)
- Child Parent Psychotherapy (CPP) Trained
- Trauma-Informed Art Therapy Certification
- Sexual Assault Crisis Intervention Training and Counselor Training
Kim Rothwell
“In all my roles – as a therapist, wife, sister, mother, and friend – I seek to practice grace and compassion for myself and others while facing the ongoing challenges of life. My goal as a therapist is to create space for my clients to discover and to grow into who they are meant to be in their lives and in their relationships. I have ten years experience working in chemical dependency, self-injury, trauma, eating disorder, and mood disorder treatment. I work along a continuum of movement from simple breath work to full body movement, and along a continuum of verbal processing from exclusively talk sessions to mostly movement sessions based upon the needs of the client. By engaging the body, mind and spirit in the work of therapy, I offer a holistic embodied approach that recognizes the deep wisdom and healing impulse of the body while enlisting mindfulness that tracks and witnesses the ongoing process of being within and responding to the world. I am continually honored to hold a grace-filled and compassionate space for the stories and discoveries of my clients. I see clients in the Glen Ellyn office.”
Education & Certifications
- Master of Dance/Movement Therapy and Counseling – Columbia College Chicago
- Board Certified-Dance/Movement Therapist (BC-DMT)
- Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC)
- Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC)
- Graduate Laban Certificate of Movement Analysis
Codie Surratt
“My residency and practicum were at a private practice clinic specializing in children, adolescents, teens and adult women. The experience led me to develop a deep affinity for play therapy, interpersonal neurobiology and mindfulness-based therapy to empower clients to develop their own sense of self-worth and self-compassion. I went on to work with children, adolescents, and teens coping with the effects of divorce, grief, stress, anxiety, and school related issues. I enjoy working with adults, as well, particularly women. I draw upon many approaches to create a compassionate, yet challenging experience and therapeutic environment for each client. In this integrative approach, I use a variety of evidence-based treatments and techniques: mindfulness-based therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, positive psychology, strength-based therapy, and somatic therapy. I also have experience coaching clients to help with short-term goal setting, relationship and job transitions, as well as self-esteem, health, and wellness issues. A Viktor Frankl quote guides my work: When we are no longer able to change a situation, we are challenged to change ourselves. Helping my clients see that they have the strength to choose their response regardless of their situation is the bedrock of my work, and the source of passion I derive from seeing each client develop self-worth and self-agency. I see clients in the Glen Ellyn office.”
Education & Certifications
- Licensed Professional Counselor
- Master of Counseling Psychology (St. Edwards University)
- Board of Directors – Texas Brain Injury Alliance
- Licensed Massage Therapist: Texas/National (LMT)
- Member – American Counseling Association
Jordan Spinazzola
“Walking through the doors is the first and most important step in one’s journey of therapy. I am passionate about helping children, adolescents, adults, and families through difficult times and supporting them through those times. I know that each client is their own person, so I meet each client where they are emotionally and mentally, modifying my treatment approach to best aid each client in achieving their goals. Therapeutic methods I use include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Strengths-Based Therapy, Solution Focused Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Play Therapy, Mindfulness, and listening to the mind-body connection. I have experience with individuals with depression, anxiety, mood disorders, personality disorders, obsessive compulsive disorder, trichotillomania, traumatic brain injuries, eating disorders, trauma of various types, cancer patients/survivors and their family/support system, and family/spousal relationships struggles. I work with clients to remember and learn from their history while moving forward and living their best life with the tools they have collected on their therapeutic journey. I see clients and conduct groups in the Glen Ellyn office.”
Education & Certifications
- Licensed Social Worker
- Master of Social Work (MSW), Aurora University
- Advanced Clinical Social Work Specialization (ACSW)
- Bachelor of Social Work & Servant Leadership, Aurora University
- Member of National Association of Social Workers
Myles Van Camp
“Life is an outstanding journey for every individual. But every outstanding journey also has bumps and curves that can make the experience challenging. My mission is to help my clients identify these difficulties, create tools and routines for overcoming them, and accomplish goals together as a team. I enjoy and work particularly well with families, couples, and adolescents and young adults struggling with difficult life transitions. My previous clinical experience includes doing psychotherapy for a non-profit organization and community outreach as a youth educator in Chicago, and I bring that expertise to my supervision of youth group sessions at a local church. I strongly believe that therapy can be both an opportunity for personal development and for utilizing skills to overcome internal obstacles. I have expertise with anxiety and depression, grief management, trauma, family dynamics, relationship issues, and finding purpose through discovery. I also offer life coaching, especially with families and couples, and frequently collaborate with other therapists. I see clients in the Glen Ellyn office.”
Education & Certifications
- Master of Clinical Psychology, Adler School of Professional Psychology
- Bachelor of Psychology, Elmhurst College
Sarah VanMeter
Sarah VanMeter
LCSW
“In working with youth, families, and adults for nearly twenty years, I have come to value the concept of “a life worth living” even when someone faces numerous struggles. I work closely with my clients, supporting them as they heal and grow into the person they want to be. I support all my clients in building a life they enjoy and can fully embrace. My approach is very client-centered, meaning I adjust to what each client needs. So my work may incorporate art, music, games, and outdoor activities. My services are rooted in Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Dialectic Behavioral Therapy (DBT). Over the years I have completed trainings in Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), Somatic Experiencing (SE), Health Coaching, and Fostering and Adoptive Concerns. I also have advanced training in working with survivors of sexual assault, and I have my Illinois Coalition Domestic Violence Professional certification. While I specialize in working with at risk youth, youth in foster care, and those with complex trauma, my clients are of all ages – children as young as 5 through older adults. In addition to providing therapy, I sat on a subcommittee of the Long-Term Recovery Committee for the tornado that impacted Fairdale, Illinois, and I currently sit on the Trauma Informed Committee for DeKalb County. I work in the Sycamore office.”
Education & Certifications
- Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW)
- Master of Social Work (Aurora University)
- Somatic Experiencing Practitioner
- Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapist
- Trained Health Coach
- Illinois Coalition Domestic Violence Professional
- Member, Trauma-Informed Committee for DeKalb County
Tina Villis
“Sometimes life circumstances force us to take a detour from our planned path. It takes enormous courage to reach out for support and take that first step. Counseling can be a transformative experience when one is open to change and willing to step out of his or her comfort zone. I work with those struggling with grief and loss, infertility, adoption, relationship and marital concerns, depression, anxiety, work stress, parenting, divorce, work-life balance, and family conflict. My treatment methods vary according to the unique needs of the person, which include therapies such as Cognitive-Behavioral, Solution-Focused, Dialectical Behavioral, Acceptance and Commitment, and Gottman Method for Couples. A therapeutic relationship should be collaborative: together we develop treatment goals that are sensible and attainable. I offer a warm, friendly approach but can also be more directive when needed. As an Employee Assistance Counselor, I worked with law enforcement, first responders, teachers and medical professionals. I was a Child Welfare Specialist for DCFS and worked with clinically and culturally diverse families. It is my hope to help you gain greater self-awareness and new ways of thinking that lead to a more fulfilling life. I see clients in the Glen Ellyn office.” Education & Certifications
- Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC)
- Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology (Northwestern University)
- Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (North Park University)
- Level 2 Training Gottman Method Couples Therapy
Ashley Wilkins
“I bring a deep passion for supporting those who are struggling and accompanying them on their path toward healing. As a social worker I rely on a systems lens that focuses on treating the whole person within their environment, and work to leverage additional supports around my clients to bolster the effectiveness of therapy. My therapeutic style relies on authenticity, empathy, and trust to provide a supportive environment for growth and change. I approach therapy as an active collaborator and offer an experience that is trauma-informed and free of judgement, recognizing the inherent worth and uniqueness of each individual’s experience. I bring a strengths-based approach to my work, empowering individuals to lean on their inherent strengths to thrive. I use clinical approaches like psychodynamic theory, attachment-based therapy, mindfulness, and cognitive behavioral interventions. I work with all ages but have extensive experience working with children, adolescents, and families; and have provided therapy in a variety of settings including schools, hospitals, and community mental health centers. I specialize in working with issues of grief and loss, trauma, anxiety, depression, sexual abuse, parenting, and identity exploration. I see clients in the Chicago office.”
Education & Certifications
- Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW)
- Master of Social Work (University of Illinois at Chicago)
- Bachelor of Science in Community Development (Portland State University)
Advanced Practice Nurse:
Sarah Katula
Sarah Katula
PhD, APRN
Advanced Practice Nurse – Psychiatry
Associate Professor
“I believe all of us are on a unique journey and as a seasoned Advanced Practice Nurse, it is my hope that I can participate in your journey towards a healthier you. The role of an Advanced Practice Nurse in Psychiatry is, in part, prescribing needed medications. Psychotropic medications may help you reach goals that without them might not be possible. Medications can stabilize moods, help one to focus, decrease anxiety, and provide enhanced feelings of wellbeing. When thinking is clearer and mood is stable, your work with a therapist can be enhanced. Medications (if indicated) are only a small part of helping you manage and enhance your mental health. My treatment philosophy is based on the idea of empowerment. Working together to create a treatment plan that fits your needs and value system is always my goal. I practice holistically, which means that medical issues, exercise, nutrition, sleep, spiritual practices, and social connectedness are addressed in each session. I value taking time with you and working collaboratively, including working with your treatment team. This may include your therapist and other practitioners (for example, acupuncture, energy healing, and more). My aim is to work with you as you find the wisdom within to a healthier, empowered you. I see clients in the Glen Ellyn office only.”
Education & Certifications
- Advanced Practice Nurse (APRN)
- Doctorate of Nursing, College of Nursing, University of Illinois – Chicago
- Master of Science in Nursing, Rush University, Chicago
- Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Valparaiso
- Associate Professor, Department of Nursing and Health Sciences, Elmhurst College
- Advanced Practice Nurse, Behavioral Health, Advocate Good Samaritan Hospital, Downers Grove
- Advanced Practice Nurse representative to Hospital’s Clinical Advancement Council
- Chair, Employee Domestic Violence Council
- Chair, Patient Domestic Violence Council
- Residency Program
- Member, Dupage County Community Health Advisory Board
- Peer Reviewer, Nursing Forum
Substance Use and DUI Consultant:
Jean M. Tschampa
“Using a holistic approach, I aim to assist the client who desires to live more fully in the moment with balance in body, mind, and spirit. As a licensed professional counselor, clinical pharmacist, certified addiction counselor, certified yoga therapist, and board certified coach, I offer an unique blend of services, specializing in wellness, life transition, anxiety, and addiction. Additionally, as a pharmacotherapist, I provide medication therapy management (MTM) for those who request this service. Recently I have become a Board Certified Coach, BCC. These skills coupled with 29 years of corporate related healthcare and research experience enhance my counseling skill sets. Together, sessions will help the individual gain hope and understanding in resolving their life issue(s) and move toward finding purpose and meaning in life.”
Education & Certifications
- Doctor of Pharmacy, University of Illinois at Chicago
- Masters in Community Counseling, Argosy University
- Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC)
- Licensed Clinical Pharmacist (PharmD)
- National Certified Counselor (NCC)
- Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC)
- Board Certified Coach (BCC)
- IAYT Certified Yoga Therapist (C-IAYT)
- Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT)
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