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Counseling Services

Begin by calling the Compassionate Counseling phone number at (815) 782-6870 and expressing an interest in discussing possible services. Your call should be returned within 48 hours to discuss your therapy needs.

An initial consultation is typically set up within the next week to review mental health history, set the parameters of the therapy, and explain the process involved.

Often, clients will prefer to use insurance to help offset the cost of services. Any arrangement involving insurance coverage must be initiated prior to starting services, or as insurance becomes available to clients according to their needs.

You will be asked during the initial consultation to review and sign a Therapy Expectations Form as well as releases of confidential information to aid in performing case management as becomes necessary.

While the signature for the Therapy Expectations Form is required to proceed with treatment, no releases of information will be required. This will be left solely to the discretion of the client as confidentiality is strictly adhered to within this practice as well as within the limits of the law.

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A Therapist Will Hear You Out Sans Judgement

Counseling is a viable solution for anxiety, depression, social & gender identity crises & other psychological issues

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Emotional Wellness Through
Therapy at a Fair Price in Illinois

Compassionate Counseling is a private practice that was founded by owner, Dr. Deborah Wilke, in 1998. This practice believes that each individual is entitled to the validation of feelings, appropriate professional therapeutic intervention, and a compassionate ear regardless of age, gender identity, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, religion, sexual orientation, or psychological need.

This therapist is serving Shorewood, Illinois, and the surrounding areas; however, Telehealth services are also available using a variety of secure platforms. Dr. Wilke recognizes, whether the need is due to the Coronavirus or simply due to physical distance, sometimes alternative means of communication is essential.

Please call today to learn how Compassionate Counseling might serve you or your family best. (815) 782-6870.

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Deborah L. Wilke, Ed.D, LCPC, NCP, FAPA

Deborah L. Wilke is a noted guest speaker at international conferences and workshops. She has been interviewed for publications and television specials, particularly as it relates to treating the issues of sexual orientation and gender identity.

Dr. Wilke has been featured in a documentary entitled “Ladies and Gentlemen,” and has served as a guest lecturer to medical students in the area. She has taught various seminars to clinicians and members of the community alike.

Dr. Wilke was a psychology department faculty member at the College of DuPage for sixteen years, as well as a visiting professor at two other schools during her tenure in higher education. She has maintained an active private practice serving largely the LGBTQIA populations since opening the practice in 1998. She received her Master of Science Degree in Counseling Psychology from Benedictine University in 1995 and her Doctoral Degree from Argosy University in 2011.

She is formally trained in clinical hypnotherapy, art and music therapies, guided imagery, play therapy, psychosynthesis, and voice dialogue, as well as the more traditional talk therapy.

Dr. Wilke is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor, a Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist, a Nationally Certified (Master’s Level) Psychologist, and a Fellow of the American Psychotherapy Association. Dr. Wilke is also an active member of the American Counseling Association, the Illinois Counseling Association, Society for the Scientific Study of Sexuality, and Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation. Dr. Wilke is a member of WPATH- World Professional Association for Transgender Health.
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