Darin graduated from the University of Illinois with a Bachelor's Degree in Sociology in 1991.  In 1993, he went on to receive his Master's Degree in Social Work from the University of Illinois with an emphasis on Community Mental Health.  He is a member of the National Association of Social Workers as well as the American Association of Christian Counselors.

Darin has over 12 years of experience counseling children, adolescents and families.  He began his career as a residential clinician at the Children's Home Association of Illinois.  He worked in this capacity for several years before becoming the director of residential services in 1999.

Darin works with children, adolescents and adults from a strength-based approach to help them learn how to reduce stress, resolve conflicts, improve relationships and increase coping skills.

Darin Hoffmire, LCSW

Kim graduated from Western Illinois University with a Bachelor Degree in Mass Communication/Public Relations, and from the University of Illinois with a Masters in Social Work with an emphasis on Child Welfare.

She has been a Social Worker since 1987, and has been working in outpatient Mental Health since 1998.

Kim works with individuals who suffer from depression, anxiety, work issues, and grief and loss.  She also does marital/couples counseling.  Kim works well with children and teens dealing with anger management, depression, anxiety, family discord, and attachment disorders.  She also works with the geriatric population who are struggling with depression, anxiety and Alzheimer's disease.

Kimberly Keenan, LCSW

Jeff graduated from Taylor University with a Bachelor Degree in Psychology and Systems Analysis, and from Bradley University with a Masters in Human Development Counseling.  Jeff is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor

Jeff has over 17 years of experience counseling adolescents, individuals, and families.  He began his career as a counselor on the inpatient mental health unit at Methodist Medical Center.  He worked in this capacity for six years until transitioning to outpatient mental health for the past 10 years.

Jeff has extensive experience with corporate Employee Assistance Programs.  He was the Employee Assistance Coordinator at MMCI for 6 years.  Jeff works with clients who suffer from anxiety and mood disorders, victims of abuse and trauma, and those who are struggling with family and relationship issues.  He is an accomplished speaker on a wide array of mental health topics.

Jeffery Miller, LCPC

Julie graduated from Southern Illinois University with a Bachelor Degree of Social Work and a Masters Degree in Social with with and emphasis on Mental Health.

She has been working in Mental Health for thirteen years.  From 1991-1994 she worked on the Inpatient Behavioral Health Unit at St. Francis Medical Center.  Julie coordinated the partial hospitalization program at OSF from 1994-1999.  She has worked in outpatient mental health since 1999.

Julie works with adults who have mood and anxiety disorders; eating disorders, and stress management problems related to relationships, work, finances, family and parenting.  She counsels teenagers fourteen and older with mood, anxiety, and eating distorders, as well as those with family/relationship difficulties.

 Julie Ray, LCSW

Vicki graduated from Illinois State University in 1988 with a Master of Science degree in Counseling.  She has worked in mental health for 16 years, with experience in both in-patient and out-patient settings.  She has worked with both adolescents and adults.

She began her career at Lifeway Adolescent Treatment Program, and then went on to work in Adult Outpatient Mental Health at the Human Service Center.  She worked two years in the Chicago area as the dual diagnosis treatment counselor at Rush Behavioral health, an addictions treatment program geared toward the treatment of medical professionals.  She has worked the last ten years in outpatient settings, seeing older teens and adults with depression, anxiety, eating disorders, and chemical and process addictions.

Vicki counsels teens 16 and older, and adults with individual and marital issues.

Victoria West, LCPC, CADC