Life can sometimes be hard but fortunately, there is a profession dedicated to providing help. Counseling professionals come with a variety of credentials but they are all equipped to provide help to individuals in need. Although fear, embarrassment, or misconceptions often keep people from seeking counseling, most all people who have ventured into a psychiatrist’s, psychologist’s, social worker’s or professional counselor’s office find relief and hope that whatever problems they may be experiencing can get better.
Some common reasons people seek counseling are anxiety or depression, grief, excessive stress, family or parenting distress, divorce, relationship/interpersonal conflicts, low self-confidence or esteem, loneliness, and identity issues to name but a few. Counseling is a confidential, collaborative process designed to help clients realize their strengths and use them to find creative solutions to help them overcome, accept or resolve any issues they may be facing. Counselors assist clients in exploring their thoughts and feelings in order to gain insight into their issues. They also help clients learn new skills and find new ways of looking at situations that will be useful when new situations arise.
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Depending on the issue at hand and what the client wants to achieve, the counseling process can take only few sessions or can last months or even years. But whatever the issue, the right counselor can help. Don’t put off your peace of mind any longer. Help and hope is right around the corner.
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Psychiatric Services is located at 100 Batson Ct., Suite 202 in New Lenox, Illinois with a staff that consists of Dr. Tom Lelio-psychiatrist, Lin Osuch- Licensed Clinical Social Worker and RN, and Kristine Cain Kulig, Licensed Professional Counselor. Individual (adult and child), family, and group counseling are available along with medication management and psychiatric testing. Hours of operation are Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday from 11:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. with various other times available as needed. Call 815.485.2885 to schedule an appointment.
