The Midwest Center for Human Services, L.L.P., (MCHS) is a certified mental health clinic established in 1973. MCHS is dedicated to providing quality psychotherapy to individuals, couples, and families, addressing life problems, mental health concerns, domestic violence and substance abuse issues. Psychotherapy services are offered in English and Spanish.
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As a psychotherapist, I support people in recovering from stress and trauma, in developing a sense of purpose, in building positive and supportive relationships, and in living a fulfilling life. I believe that each person has access to a wealth of knowledge about how to grow and heal. That wisdom may be accessed through nature, body-based interventions, horses, EMDR therapy, or a variety of other tools. Ultimately, I facilitate my client's access to their own inherent, natural wisdom.Accessibility: I provide counseling in spoken English, American Sign Language, and Spanish. I am a flexible communicator for people whose first language is not English.Captions and transcripts are provided in English for videos and images. Vlogs in ASL are are in production to be included in the Blog. If something is not accessible, please notify me.Sliding scale options available. Medicaid and CLTS and CCF waivers accepted.As of September 2022: NOT ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS AT THIS TIME: WAITLIST CLOSED.
Psychological Testing & Evaluation: Comprehensive diagnostic evaluations for autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and other learning and neurodevelopmental differencesGet the answers you need to understand your child’s unique needs and feel empowered with the knowledge to make informed decisions about what types of supports and services to access at school and in the community. Families typically leave the diagnostic evaluation process with me feeling understood, cared for, and confident in taking the next steps in their journey.Individual Therapy: Neurodiversity-affirming therapy for children, teens, and college studentsThe specialized mental health care you’ve been looking for. I help young folks navigate issues related to anxiety, depression, self-esteem, identity (including gender, sexuality, race, culture, disability) and self-advocacy, often in the context of neurodevelopmental differences, such as autism or ADHD. We work together in partnership to heal, learn, and grow.
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Our clinical practice offers diverse services to diagnose and/or respond to a variety of disabilities including traumatic brain injury, seizure disorders, stroke, aneurysm, anoxia, developmental disability, ADHD, autism spectrum disorders, PTSD, and the day-to-day living adjustments faced by individuals and families. Some available services include diagnostic assessment, family-based treatment planning for children experiencing behavioral and emotional problems, cognitive retraining, and consultation to other care providers and professionals.
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We currently offer both virtual & in-person therapy sessions as well as promote and encourage social distancing. We encourage the decision of session modality to be chosen at the discretion of both therapist and client. Our providers have been specifically trained and focused on this module change so that we can offer our clients the best services possible while being able to work together virtually and/or in-person.
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