Updates

Fash Counseling is proud to share an award winning poem, “Fish Meditation” written by Dr. Brittney Lind, Psy.D.   Brittney recently competed in the Blue Institute’s Words on Water Festival 2021 and won first prize in the poetry category.  Below you can learn about Brittney’s inspiration for the poem and read the award winning poem as…

Fash Counseling is excited to introduce our newest therapist! Emilie Brazinski, MS, LPC Emilie is a Licensed Professional Counselor with a Master of Clinical Psychology from Benedictine University, with a subspecialty focusing on counseling children and adolescents. Emilie has worked with adult, adolescent and child survivors of Domestic Violence. She has special experience assessing and…

Fash Counseling is proud to introduce the arrival of our newest therapist   Brittney R. Lind, Psy.D. Brittney provides a place of acceptance, warmth, and safety, where clients can share their story and feel understood. Brittney believes that acceptance and change go hand in hand: when people feel accepted and understood, they are able to…

Coping with Coronavirus (COVID-19) By: Jenna Fash, MS, LCPC Here at Fash Counseling we know that for you, like many, your world changed overnight when news broke of the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19).  With many forced to make changes in their personal and professional lives in an instant, anxiety and distress soon set in.  Now…

Reach out today to get started with Telehealth Did you know Fash Counseling is offering Telehealth sessions right from the comfort of your own home? Utilize our services right from your computer, phone or tablet! We want to support those who are not comfortable leaving their homes right now. We are here to help! Contact…

  Our therapists have immediate appointments available to support you through these unpredictable times.  Your health and safety are a top priority.  We will continue to provide a safe, clean and sanitized office space just as we have always done. Contact us today for support!   Jenna Fash, LCPC * 630.410.9578 * [email protected] Tracy L.…

By Tracy L. Cunningham MSW, LCSW BE SUPPORTIVE Your loved one will benefit from praise, encouragement and understanding as they make changes related to their mental health.  They will also value empathy.  Acknowledge your loved one’s desire to improve him or herself, and to make some changes in their life.  Love them unconditionally.  It is…