3 Best Marriage Counselors in Joliet, IL

“Meghan Grzetich obtained her degree at Northern Illinois University and is also qualified as a Divorce Mediator and Conflict Resolution provider. She helps children, teenagers, and adults with various challenges and specializes in supporting the LGBTQ community, including those dealing with gender identity issues and non-conforming lifestyles. Meghan uses warmth, understanding, and creativity in her strength-based approach. She has worked in many different mental health settings, such as community services, private practice, child development, support for at-risk youth, crisis intervention, and domestic violence help. Meghan Grzetich provides comprehensive diagnostic, counseling, and psychotherapy services. Contact Meghan Grzetich today to schedule an appointment.”

“Amy Douglass is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with extensive clinical experience treating children, individual adults, couples, and families. She received both her Bachelor's Degree in Psychology and Master's Degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Kansas State University. Amy Douglass has worked with agencies that offer home-based services to support families in crisis within the foster care system. Her work included clinical treatment, parenting assessments, parent education, and substance use disorder assessments. Amy Douglass offers a strengths-focused and compassionate approach to treatment. She continues to provide these services and is also the Clinical Director for a home-based services program in Lake County, Indiana. Amy Douglass offers home-based interventions for families in crisis and works as a therapist at Sykes Group.”

“Gwen Ginski graduated from Loyola University in 2007. She creates a safe space through empathetic and nonjudgmental listening, focusing on clients' strengths and desired outcomes. Gwen Ginski has supported couples in restoring intimacy and connection damaged by years of conflict or communication issues. Her therapeutic approach promotes a safe atmosphere where people can develop confidence, concern, and compassion. She also facilitates anger management groups for men, women, and adolescents. Gwen Ginski specializes in treating couples and families using the Gottman Method (Level 2), Emotion-Focused Therapy, Family Systems, and Developmental Models. She integrates humanistic, neuroscience, cognitive-behavioral, and evidence-based trauma therapies in her practice. Currently, she is practicing at A New Day Family Counseling. The clinic is located in 9.2miles distance from downtown Joliet, IL.”