I am a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor with over 20 years experience in residential, community mental health, and private practice settings. I utilize a strengths-based, solution-oriented approach to counseling with a dash of mindfulness , a touch of narrative therapy, and good dose of humor. I believe that people are unique, beloved, and full of gifts, talents, interests, untapped resources, and often forgotten successes that can provide paths and even a road map to getting unstuck and through whatever is prompting them to seek out help. I strive to connect with the hurt, pain, losses, disappointments, and woundedness people bring to sessions while at the same time maintain a stubborn optimism about the potential for healing, growth, and positive change. Lastly, I consider the relationship of therapy/counseling to be sacred space both in a professional and spiritual sort of way. I never cease to be amazed by the tenacity, creativity, and strength demonstrated by the clients I work with, and I likewise never cease to be surprised, touched, and awed by how the Divine or something beyond us tends to show up. This does not mean that I impose my spiritual beliefs and/or wonderings on clients. Rather, I believe it is important for someone to know up front that spirituality and the resources that come with it are just part of who I am.
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Brian Lux is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor practicing in Illinois with more than 20 years of experience across residential programs, community mental health, and private practice. He draws on a strengths-based, solution-oriented approach complemented by mindfulness, elements of narrative therapy, and a consistent sense of humor to help people move forward.
He believes each person is unique and carries gifts, interests, and often-overlooked successes that can point toward practical paths out of feeling stuck. In sessions he attends to the hurts, losses, and disappointments clients bring while holding a persistent optimism about the possibility of healing and growth.
Brian treats the therapeutic relationship as a kind of sacred space, both professionally and spiritually, and he is frequently moved by the resilience, creativity, and courage he witnesses in those he works with. He also notes that spirituality is part of who he is without imposing his beliefs on others.
Brian is licensed to provide professional counseling in Illinois as a clinical professional counselor, and he welcomes conversations with people who are curious about beginning therapy with him.
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