About
Welcome! Meet Jennifer Falbo-Negron as our private practice therapist, who is licensed as an LCPC in Illinois and an LMHC in Indiana. She provides integrative counseling to individuals ages 12+ as well as wellness workshops, classes, retreats, and forest therapy walks. She currently has an office in St Charles, IL and can provide telehealth services to residents of Illinois and Indiana. Her specialty areas include anxiety, ADHD/executive functioning issues, chronic illness, depression, grief, healthy living, inner healing prayer, parenting issues/nonviolent communication, perinatal (infertility, difficult pregnancy, miscarriage/baby loss, abortion), spirituality, stress, trauma, and women's issues.
Jennifer graduated with a master's degree in Clinical Psychology and post-master's degree in School Psychology (where she retains a Professional Educator License-School Psychologist). She has further training in Somatic Experiencing (trauma-resolution), Transforming Touch (science-based, supportive touch), Forest Therapy Guide, Attachment Work, Polyvagal Theory, Mindful Movement (postures, stretching, toning, joint work; similar to, but not yoga), Guided Imagery, Nutrition, and John Paul II Healing Center programs (Healing the Whole Person and Healing Sexual Brokenness).
My Christian Faith and My Professional Practice
Here is a little bit about my faith and how I incorporate Christianity into my professional practice. I am member of the Roman Catholic Church, cantor/sing in choir, and further volunteer with youth ministry. I have a passion for helping others and have been in the psychology field for over 25 years. I have recently added Christian inner healing prayer as well as suggestions for Bible verses and other prayers to my counseling practice. I have found it immensely helpful for those clients willing to partake of this offering. Spiritual direction has been on my radar for further training to help clients experience the movement of God in their lives. Overall, I have an invitational approach and allow the client to decide if what is presented feels right to them for any modality utilized, but especially with the use of religion in a therapeutic setting.
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