Holistic Jungian therapist specializing in trauma and relationships
It takes courage to take this first step in seeking help with an issue in your life that is troubling you and into looking into counseling. I admire you for this and welcome the opportunity to meet you and help you with the life concern you are facing. My approach is through Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. I will focus on your needs and we will learn together how best to help you. I will treat you with respect, sensitivity, and compassion.
I have been a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor since 1998 and am licensed in the state of Illinois. My vocation includes 38 years of pastoral ministry, being a Board Certified Chaplain since 1995, and continue to work as an on-call chaplain for over 21 years. Through my wide range of experiences, I have helped people with depression, anxiety, grief, trauma, and loss.
I look forward in supporting and empowering you through your journey in life.
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Richard Heller recognizes that taking the first step to seek help for a troubling issue requires courage, and he welcomes the opportunity to meet and assist anyone facing such a concern.
He practices using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, centering sessions on each person’s needs and working collaboratively to discover the most helpful approaches. He delivers care with respect, sensitivity, and compassion.
He has been licensed as a clinical professional counselor in Illinois since 1998 and holds the state credential IL LCPC 180.005419. He brings 20 years of therapeutic experience to his clinical work.
His vocation also includes 38 years in pastoral ministry, board certification as a chaplain since 1995, and more than 21 years serving as an on-call chaplain. Through this wide range of experience he has supported people managing depression, anxiety, grief, trauma, and loss.
He looks forward to supporting and empowering individuals as they move forward on their life journeys.
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