Hefter Associates Licensed Therapists

KNOW SOMEONE WHO'S STRESSED OUT BY THE ECONOMY?

WORRIED, ANXIOUS, DEPRESSED, FEARFUL? SLEEPLESS, OVER-EATING, TURNED TO ALCOHOL? RELATIONSHIPS AFFECTED?

OUR STRESS SPECIALISTS CAN HELP PEOPLE DEAL WITH THE EMOTIONS AND IMPROVE THE RELATIONSHIPS

WE ACCEPT MOST INSURANCE AND CREDIT/DEBIT CARDS

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Terry Hefter, M.A., L.C.P.C., C.M.A.D.C., heads up Terry Hefter Associates LLC, a group of licensed psychotherapists in the Chicago area. She is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (L.C.P.C.) and is certified as a substance abuse counselor at the top level of this credential -- Certified Masters Alcohol and other Drug Counselor (C.M.A.D.C.). For 11 years she worked full-time for private non-profit social service agencies doing therapy and supervision while maintaining a private practice.

Since July 1995 she has been in private practice full-time with offices on the North Side of Chicago (at 1731 N. Marcey near North and Clybourn). Also she presents workshops and classes for hospitals and businesses on mental health topics.

Terry wrote a column on mental health topics for the Lakeview and Lerner Skyline. You can find these articles in the Column Reprints section.

Click on "About Terry Hefter Associates" in the menu to learn about our areas of specialty.

Contact Information
Terry Hefter Associates LLC 1731 N. Marcey, Suite 535 Chicago, IL 60614 (Our location is easily accessible by public transportation and major highways)	* Most Insurance Accepted * Credit/Debit Cards Accepted
Telephone FAX 312-280-1166 312-280-1199 Email Address: terry@hefter.com

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Brides.com suggests:

"Consider premarital preparation"

"Divorce rates are high. So a premarital prep course or counseling is helpful in pointing out trouble areas and teaching couples how to communicate and work toward shared goals. Many are offered through religious institutions (some require them before marriage), and there are classes offered independently as well. It's best to begin shortly after becoming engaged, giving you time to "practice" your new skills."

Terry Hefter, LCPC, CMADC, says individual sessions are very beneficial and suggests calling to set up a few appointments with one of our excellent therapists for preparation, as mentioned above.