Corporate Wellness

Free Parenting Psychoeducation Group – Topic Anxiety

  Are you a parent of a child ages 2-12 diagnosed with or showing symptoms of an anxiety disorder? If so, we invite you to register for our free 10-week parenting support group. This program aims to equip you with practical skills and psychoeducation to effectively address your child’s anxiety. The group will utilize the SPACE treatment (Supportive Parenting for Anxious Childhood Emotions), a new and effective therapeutic approach that Read More»

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Master Level Intern

CDCW is a training site for Master and Doctoral Level Graduate Students. We currently have students who have openings for therapy. Today’s spotlight is Linda Osei who is a Master level student at DuPaul University in the Clinical Mental Healthy Counseling program. She is a member of the Chi Sigma Iota Counseling Academic and Professional Honor Society. Linda has a strong interest in working with child and adolescents. Insurance and Read More»

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The State of Mental Health

It’s no secret that teens are struggling.  But the CDC report highlighted just how steep and jarring their decline has been, especially among teenage girls. Nearly 60 percent of teen girls in the U.S. reported feeling persistently sad and hopeless in 2021- almost double the numbers reported by teen boys and the highest levels of distress reported since 2011. 1 in 3 teen girls had seriously considered suicide. 1 in Read More»

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NEW Motivation and Accountability Group

Motivation and Accountability Group Beginning March 14th, Tuesday nights 7:30-8:30pm telehealth Most major insurance policies accepted; self-pay available. Group Leaders: Caitlin de la Cruz MA, LCPC and Nate Epstein, Master’s Level Intern Counseling & Diagnostics Center of Woodfield Schaumburg, IL Phone 847884-0210 x 208   CDCW has created a brief 8-week structure as a way to help clients and the community set, pursue, and achieve their personal goals. Clients will Read More»

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Understanding toxic stress and its impact on health and well-being

Stress is a normal part of our lives.  It’s when we fail to process and manage this stress that it becomes harmful. There is good stress and bad stress, but it is all around us. Stress itself can be harnessed as a useful tool for motivation, it’s not all bad. But it’s when we have an abundance of unchecked stressors in our lives and ineffective coping mechanisms to deal with it Read More»

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