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Counseling practice

Find Hope.
Live Well.

We believe all people can find hope and live well, so we walk with each client along their own path of healing.

Counseling for individuals, couples, and families, with offices in Wheaton, Naperville, Geneva, and online across Illinois and several nearby states.

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We’re in network with BCBS PPO, UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, and Cigna.

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Therapists

Meet a few of our therapists.

Each one works a bit differently. You can sort the full roster by age, specialty, and office, or call and we will help you find a fit.

Meet all of our therapists
  1. Joshua Elliott, LPCJoshJoshua Elliott, LPC
  2. Amie York, LPCAmieAmie York, LPC
  3. Allan Griffith, LPCAllanAllan Griffith, LPC
  4. Ethan Kile, LPCEthanEthan Kile, LPC
  5. Elayna Kramer, LPCElaynaElayna Kramer, LPC

Care

How we can help.

A woman crouched by a window, holding her phone and covering her mouth with worry.Anxiety counseling.We help with worry that will not turn off, panic, and a body that stays on alert. A couple sitting close on a couch, talking and smiling.Marriage & couples counseling.We help two people find their way through the same hard season. A man sitting alone on the edge of his bed, head bowed.Depression counseling.We help when mood drops and does not lift on its own. A teen girl reaching up to pick apples in a sunny orchard.Counseling for teens.We see adolescents at all three offices and treat the teen as the client. A father and his young son playing with a toy train set on the living room rug.Counseling for kids.We use play therapy at a pace that fits a young child, at all three offices. A parent and two children walking hand in hand along the edge of the sea, seen from far behind.Family therapy.We help parents, children, and teens work through conflict and change together. A woman wrapped in a soft blanket, holding a warm mug.Trauma counseling.We offer steady care after something that was too much. An older man looking quietly out a window.Grief counseling.We walk with you after a death or another loss that stays. A woman unpacking moving boxes in a sunny new room.Divorce recovery counseling.We help when a life is being taken apart and put back together. A man praying with his hands folded over an open Bible.Christian counseling.We welcome your faith as an active part of your therapy. A man in a cap breathing out into cool morning air among the trees.Anger counseling.We help when anger is hurting you or someone you love. A young woman sitting calmly in a chair by a window, reading.Self-injury counseling.We offer care for people who hurt themselves. Two friends sitting together on a curb, one with an arm around the other.Addiction counseling.We help with process and substance addictions.

Offices

Three offices, plus online. One number to call.

In person by appointment or online if you live in Illinois. Some of our therapists also see clients online in Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin. Call 630.588.1201 and press 0 to reach our intake coordinator.

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Articles

New from our therapists.

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Illustration of an empty baseball stadium at duskOctober 12, 2026Fine. We’ll Talk About It Next YearThere was a different version of this article. It was a lot more fun to write. You won’t be seeing it. On Saturday night in Cleveland, the Guardians beat the White Sox… Illustration of a closed bedroom door with sneakers and a mug outsideOctober 3, 2026What to Do When Your Teen Refuses CounselingYou’ve noticed changes. Your teenager spends more time alone, gets overwhelmed by school, or seems angry almost every evening. You suggest counseling because you want to… Illustration of tangled thread unwinding into a single lineSeptember 28, 2026Is It Anxiety or OCD?A child asks whether the doors are locked. A teenager rewrites an assignment because it does not feel right. Another child repeatedly seeks reassurance that a parent is…

Video

Therapy Isn’t For The Weak.

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In this short video, we name common mental health stigmas and explain why none of them are true. If you're hesitant to reach out, counseling can change your life.

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You don't need the right words. Just tell us which location you want and share what's been happening.

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