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Our mission is to create a network of independent business owners who work together to provide integrated psychological, spiritual, and physical holistic healthcare in Lake County, Il.

Lake County Care Collective is so excited to offer mental health counseling in partnership with Nicole Hiller Counseling...
10/07/2026

Lake County Care Collective is so excited to offer mental health counseling in partnership with Nicole Hiller Counseling.

Nicole Hiller is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor who runs a private practice called Nicole Hiller Counseling, PLLC based in Libertyville, Illinois.

• Background: Before pivoting to mental health, she spent six years working in advertising and marketing. She transitioned careers to directly help people, earning her Master’s in Mental Health Counseling from Roosevelt University in 2016.

• Clinical Experience: She has over 10 years of experience working across community mental health, partial hospitalization programs (PHP), intensive outpatient programs (IOP), and private practice.

• Specialties & Focus: She treats adults and young adults dealing with anxiety, life transitions, relationship challenges, depression, and codependency. As a mother of three, she also specializes heavily in postpartum, pregnancy, and prenatal transitions.

• Therapeutic Approach: Her framework integrates psychodynamic and relational therapies alongside actionable skills from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT).

Learn more about Nicole by visiting https://nicole-hiller.clientsecure.me/ or https://lakecountycarecollective.com


You’re not disorganized. You’re carrying too much.Do you keep the calendar, the grocery list, the school forms, and ever...
10/06/2026

You’re not disorganized. You’re carrying too much.

Do you keep the calendar, the grocery list, the school forms, and everyone’s needs in your head—and still feel like you’re behind?

The invisible work of running a home, a career, and a family is exhausting. It isn’t a personal failing, and you don’t have to carry it alone.

Lake County Care Collective's newest partner, Nicole Hiller, LCPC, is leading an 8-week virtual group for women ages 25–50 who are ready to put down some of the mental load alongside women who understand.

In this group, you’ll:

•Name the invisible work you carry and where it comes from

•Practice setting boundaries and asking for help without guilt

•Learn practical tools for sharing the load

•Connect with other women who truly understand

Group details

•Thursdays, 6:30–8:00 PM

•October 22–December 17

•No group on November 26

•Virtual / online

$50 per session

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Limited spots available

Choose to pay in full and receive a 10% discount. Schedule a free call to learn more about the group and see if it’s a good fit.

Ready to see if it’s a fit?

Schedule online: nicole-hiller.clientsecure.me
Email: [email protected]

Led by Nicole Hiller, LCPC, a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor in Libertyville, Illinois. Nicole supports adults, couples, and families with anxiety, life transitions, pregnancy, prenatal and postpartum concerns, relationship issues, grief, family conflict, and related challenges. Her approach begins with psychodynamic understanding and integrates practical CBT and DBT skills.

Join Lake County Care Collective provider Lanie Kuhlman, LCPC, for a free virtual meeting and open conversation about co...
10/05/2026

Join Lake County Care Collective provider Lanie Kuhlman, LCPC, for a free virtual meeting and open conversation about coping with cancer. Hosted by Integrated Cancer Counseling - November 7th at 10:00 am! Register via email!

Lake County Care Collective is so excited to partner with Lanie Kuhlman!Lanie Kuhlman is a Licensed Clinical Professiona...
10/04/2026

Lake County Care Collective is so excited to partner with Lanie Kuhlman!

Lanie Kuhlman is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC) based in Grayslake, Illinois. She has over 20 years of dedicated experience in therapeutic healthcare.

Lanie is the founder and owner of Integrated Cancer Counseling, PLLC, and partners with the Lake County Care Collective to provide specialized care in the North Shore and Lake County area.

• Clinical Focus: Her primary expertise lies in oncology counseling, hospice care, and crisis intervention. She addresses the emotional gaps in traditional medical care—such as managing intense anxiety, existential grief, role/identity shifts, and uncertainty.
• Support Network: Her practice extends past the individual diagnosed with cancer to offer structured support for spouses, parents, children, and caregivers navigating secondary trauma and bereavement.
• Personal Connection: Her career focus is deeply personal; she is a cancer survivor herself and has served as a caregiver walking both of her parents through their respective cancer journeys.

Learn more about Lanie at https://integratedcancercounseling.com/ or https://lakecountycarecollective.com

Please help us welcome Lanie to Lake County Care Collective!

10/04/2026

Join Lake County Care Collective s*xologist, Courtney Cohen, and others at the Gorton Center screening of The (M) Factor: Shredding the Silence on Menopause on October 8th, 2026, at 7 pm.

Film Screening and Panel
It’s time to talk about menopause. Join us at Gorton Center for a screening of The (M) Factor: Shredding the Silence on Menopause, followed by a candid panel discussion led by columnist Heidi Stevens.
Meet the panel:
Dr. Mary Faith Terkildsen – board-certified OB/GYN and certified s*x counselor
Dr. Maureen Tart – board-certified OB/GYN and Menopause Society Certified Practitioner
Dr. Heather Heiberger – board-certified OB/GYN and Menopause Society Certified Practitioner
Courtney Cohen – somatic s*xologist and certified s*xuality educator

https://www.facebook.com/gortoncenterlf/videos/2043471862980940/

ADHD can affect relationships in ways that are easy to misread.In her Epijennetics article, “The Importance of Understan...
10/03/2026

ADHD can affect relationships in ways that are easy to misread.

In her Epijennetics article, “The Importance of Understanding ADHD Relationships: Therapist Tips for Navigating ADHD Challenges in Relationships,” Jennifer Martin Rieck, LCPC, explores how ADHD can shape attention, emotional regulation, executive functioning, impulsivity, frustration tolerance, and sensitivity to criticism or rejection.

“These symptoms are merely the tip of the iceberg with ADHD.”— Jennifer Martin Rieck, The Importance of Understanding ADHD Relationships

A missed detail or unfinished task may be experienced as “they don’t care,” but Jennifer encourages readers to look more closely at the patterns underneath the behavior. ADHD-related inattentiveness, overwhelm, or task paralysis can be connected to executive-function challenges—not a lack of love or commitment.

Her article offers practical reminders for partners and families:

•Learn more about how ADHD affects attention, emotions, and follow-through.

•Talk in quieter, lower-distraction settings when possible.

•Use planners, alarms, reminders, and other external supports.

•Notice overwhelm and frustration before they become shutdown or conflict.

•Focus on coaching and skill-building rather than criticism or shame.

•Consider individual or relationship counseling when patterns feel stuck.

Jennifer also writes:

“Helping to reduce overwhelm or helping to apply external motivation is much more impactful than criticizing or shaming.”— Jennifer Martin Rieck, The Importance of Understanding ADHD Relationships

Understanding does not mean ignoring impact or avoiding accountability. It means creating a more accurate starting point for communication, support, and change.

Read the full article: https://epijennetics.com/the-importance-of-understanding-adhd-relationships-therapist-tips-for-navigating-adhd-challenges-in-relationships/

Jennifer Martin Rieck is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor and owner of Epijennetics Counseling & Consulting in Libertyville, Illinois. Her practice supports adolescents, adults, couples, and families through schema-informed counseling, acceptance and commitment therapy, and practical work around anxiety, depression, ADHD, relationships, self-esteem, and communication patterns.

Learn more or request a free 15-minute consultation: epijennetics.com

Healing can begin when we understand the patterns we inherited.In her blog, “Breaking the Legacy: Healing from Narcissis...
10/02/2026

Healing can begin when we understand the patterns we inherited.

In her blog, “Breaking the Legacy: Healing from Narcissistic Family Trauma,” April Wazny, MA, LCPC, explores how unresolved childhood trauma can shape family relationships, attachment, emotional regulation, and beliefs about self-worth.

The article offers a trauma-informed perspective on:

•How family trauma can echo across generations

•The lasting impact of emotional neglect, invalidation, and conditional love

•Why protective patterns can develop in response to early experiences

•How boundaries, support, and self-care can help restore emotional safety

•Therapeutic approaches that may support healing and cycle-breaking

If you grew up in a relationship marked by manipulation, chronic invalidation, emotional unavailability, or confusion, your experiences deserve to be understood—not minimized. With awareness and compassionate support, it is possible to build healthier patterns for yourself and future generations.

Read the full article: https://winorashopecounseling.com/breaking-the-legacy-healing-from-narcissistic-family-trauma/

April Wazny is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor in Illinois and a Licensed Professional Counselor in Wisconsin who specializes in trauma, family systems, and individual therapy for children, adolescents, and adults. Winora’s Hope Counseling offers in-person counseling in Libertyville, Illinois, and telehealth for Illinois and Wisconsin residents.

Schedule a consultation: winorashopecounseling.com

09/26/2026

Explore our our holistic care services in Libertyville and surrounding Lake County suburbs.

Lake County Care Collective is so excited to announce our new partnership with Melissa Lea Groza.Melissa Lea Groza is a ...
09/21/2026

Lake County Care Collective is so excited to announce our new partnership with Melissa Lea Groza.

Melissa Lea Groza is a Licensed Clinical Massage Therapist with a master’s degree in psychology. She is also a Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist, trauma-informed coach, mind-body coach, breathwork practitioner, and certified professional life coach.

Her specialties include:
Mindful hypnosis and trauma-informed coaching
Breathwork, meditation, and mind-body wellness
Stress management and emotional regulation
Limiting beliefs, self-awareness, and personal growth
Communication and relationship support
Applied behavioral and emotional neuroscience
Manual lymphatic drainage and post-operative recovery support
Her approach integrates psychology, hypnosis, breathwork, coaching, mindfulness, and occasional bodywork to support emotional well-being, nervous-system balance, and lasting personal change.

We are so excited about all of the expertise that she will bring to the table!

Learn more about her at https://lakecountycarecollective.com or https://serenehealingtherapeutics.com

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Libertyville, IL
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