Consulting Services

We are all unique. Our counseling choices should be too.

175.00/60 min.

A common misconception about mental health counseling is that the primary focus is mental illness and that an individual must be diagnosed with a disorder to participate in sessions. Mental illness is a growing concern with nearly 20% of the population experiencing mental illness according to Mental Health America – nearly 50 million Americans. However, counseling doesn’t just treat mental illness. Counseling can be a pro-active way to prevent the escalation of mental health symptoms by utilizing assessments such as personality and career assessments, schema assessments, as well as life transition and relationship satisfaction scales, in order to help assess for areas of growth and support and to raise self-awareness.

Goal Oriented Sessions

Exploring, setting, and reaching Seasonal Goals or Life Transition Goals
Exploring, setting, and reaching Life Goals
Exploring, setting, and reaching Health and Wellness Goals
Exploring, setting, and reaching Career Goals

Relationship Focused Sessions

Improving Communication
Exploring Attachment/Love Styles
Exploring Love Languages
Exploring Early Maladaptive Schemas
Exploring Personalities
Clarifying Needs & Preferences
Setting Relationship Goals
Defining Values & Priorities

Self Exploration Sessions

Exploring Personality
Exploring Career
Exploring Meaning
Exploring Hobbies
Exploring Life-Balance
Exploring Spirituality
Exploring Identity
Exploring Community

Engaging regularly with a professional is an intentional and pro-active way to improve quality of life, relationships, and reduce stress. Sessions can be utilized to provide accountability for goals ranging from weight loss or lifestyle changes to goals related to career, relationships, or spirituality. Sessions can provide personal insight and emotional support and can even inspire personal growth that individuals don’t even recognize is needed. Couples can utilize sessions as a proactive way to address concerns or simply work on improving their communication and connection. Consulting services can also be used for mental health providers to process their own emotions and reactions to their work or to gain additional insight into their own clinical work.

Jennifer Martin Rieck, Owner & Therapist

Jenn received her Master’s in Mental Health Counseling from Trinity International University and offers an integrative approach to therapy, combining evidenced-based techniques from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Schema Therapy with Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and Internal Family Systems.

If you or your loved one are experiencing suicidal ideation or a life threatening emergency please visit your nearest emergency room or call 911 or 988 for the Mental Health Crisis Line.

Epijennetics Counseling & Consulting: Libertyville Mental Health Service

1117 S Milwaukee Ave. St. 12a
Libertyville, IL 60048

support@epijennetics.com
224-277-6445