Geneva
Counseling in Geneva for individuals, couples, and families.
Our Geneva office, at 2631 Williamsburg Ave, Suite 206, is where Kane County adults, couples, teens, and children come to talk things through. We're in network with BCBS PPO, UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, and Cigna, and we also see clients online across Illinois and several nearby states.
Services at our Geneva office.
At our Geneva office we offer counseling for adults, teens, children, couples, and families, including marriage counseling and teen counseling. EMDR is offered at our Wheaton and Naperville offices.
Marriage and couples counseling in Geneva.
Couples come to our Geneva office for frequent arguments, growing distance, broken trust, or a hard decision about the future. We help you both be heard and find a way forward.
Dan Phillips, Kelly Nelson, and Kimberley Ericson see couples here. If you want your faith included, Christian counseling is available on request. Read more about marriage counseling.
Counseling for teens in Geneva.
Your teen meets with a therapist who treats them as the client. Parents stay in the loop in ways that respect your teen's privacy, and always when safety is a concern. Read more about teen counseling.
Counseling for children in Geneva.
We see children as young as three here, and parents are part of the process. Amie York, Jonathan Heise, and Kelly Nelson see children of every age, and some of our Geneva therapists use play therapy with younger kids. If you'd like a registered play therapist, ours sees children at our Wheaton office. Read more about child counseling.
Other care at our Geneva office.
Our Geneva therapists also help with:
- Anxiety counseling: for constant worry, overthinking, panic, or a body that won't settle, using practical, research-based approaches such as cognitive behavioral therapy to help you understand your anxiety and respond to it differently.
- Depression counseling: for heaviness, poor sleep, and a loss of interest that won't lift.
- Abuse and trauma counseling: healing after abuse or events that were too much to handle, at a pace that feels safe.
- Grief counseling: space to mourn a person, a pregnancy, a role, or a future you expected.
- Addiction counseling: for substance or behavior patterns, with room for family members too.
- Self-injury counseling: steadier ways through feelings that feel unbearable.
- Anger counseling: for reactions that hurt the people closest to you.
- Divorce and life transition counseling: for separation, a move, retirement, or a new job.
- Family therapy: for parents, children, and teens working through conflict and change together.
Browse every kind of counseling care we provide.
Therapists who see clients in Geneva.
These therapists see clients in person at our Geneva office:
- Amie York, LPC
- Dan Phillips, LCPC, CADC
- Elizabeth Yoo, PhD, LCPC, CADC, C-DBT
- Jonathan Heise, LPC
- Kelly Nelson, LPC
- Kimberley Ericson, LPC
- Leigh Grimberg, LCPC
- Paige Angeliu, LCPC
- Priscilla Montes, LSW
Most of them also see clients at our Wheaton office or online. See all of our therapists.
Our Geneva office.
Stenzel Clinical Services.
2631 Williamsburg Ave, Suite 206
Geneva, IL 60134
Voice: 630.588.1201
Communities we serve.
People come to our Geneva office from Geneva, Batavia, St. Charles, North Aurora, Elburn, and other Kane County towns. Live farther away? Choose whichever of our Wheaton, Naperville, or Geneva offices is closest, or meet with us online across Illinois and several nearby states.
Inside the Geneva office.
Here's a look inside our Geneva office.
Hours.
Daytime, evening, and weekend appointment times are available. Each therapist’s schedule is different, so ask when you call which times are open.
Directions.
For turn-by-turn directions, open our Geneva office in Google Maps.
When you call us.
Call 630.588.1201 and press 0 for our intake coordinator. She's in Monday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., and Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., except legal holidays. After hours, leave a message and we'll call you back the next business day.
Tell her what's going on and that Geneva works best, and she'll suggest a therapist who fits. Already have someone in mind? Look through our therapists and mention the name.
Before your first appointment.
Bring a photo ID if you have one, and fill out your intake forms in the client portal ahead of time if you can. Most sessions run about an hour. If you need to cancel or reschedule, let your therapist know at least 24 hours ahead. More details are on our first visit page.
Insurance at our Geneva office.
We're in network with BCBS PPO, UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, and Cigna. We don't bill HMO plans, but we can give you a superbill to submit yourself. See our insurance page for details.
Geneva office questions.
Where is your Geneva office?
We're at 2631 Williamsburg Ave, Suite 206, Geneva, IL 60134, and we see adults, couples, families, teens, and children there. Our intake coordinator can help you find a Geneva therapist who fits, or set you up with online sessions anywhere in Illinois and several nearby states.
Do you offer marriage counseling in Geneva?
Yes. Several of our Geneva therapists see couples, whether you're stuck in the same argument, drifting apart, rebuilding trust, or facing a hard decision about the future. Christian counseling is available on request.
Do you see teens at your Geneva office?
Yes. Your teen's therapist treats your teen as the client, and keeps parents in the loop in ways that respect their privacy, including whenever safety is a concern.
Do you see children at your Geneva office?
Yes, from age three. Some of our Geneva therapists use play therapy with younger children, and parents are part of the process. If you'd like to work with a registered play therapist, ours sees children at our Wheaton office.
Do you offer anxiety counseling in Geneva?
Yes. For constant worry, overthinking, panic, or a body that won't settle, our Geneva therapists use practical, research-based approaches such as cognitive behavioral therapy. You can meet in the office or online across Illinois and several nearby states.
Do you offer EMDR in Geneva?
No. EMDR is offered at our Wheaton and Naperville offices, and our intake coordinator can connect you with an EMDR therapist there. Our Geneva therapists can also help with trauma using other approaches.
Do you offer Christian counseling in Geneva?
Yes, to anyone who asks, couples included. Your therapist is licensed and can bring your faith into sessions at the pace you choose. Faith is always your choice and never required.
Is there a Spanish-speaking therapist in Geneva?
Yes. A bilingual, Spanish-speaking therapist sees teens and adults at our Geneva office. Let our intake coordinator know you'd like counseling in Spanish, and we'll help you schedule a first session or talk through other options that fit your needs.
Do you see clients from Batavia, St. Charles, North Aurora, and Elburn?
Yes. Many of our Geneva clients come from those towns. Just tell our intake coordinator that Geneva works best for you. If driving in doesn't work, ask about online sessions across Illinois and several nearby states.
Is counseling in Geneva covered by insurance?
Most of our clients use insurance, though coverage depends on your plan. Stenzel Clinical Services is in network with Blue Cross Blue Shield PPO, UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, and Cigna. When you call, we verify your benefits and walk you through your plan. We don't bill HMO plans, but we can give you a superbill.
Start counseling in Geneva.
Call us or send us a request, and we'll help you find a time and a therapist at our Geneva office.
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