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One in 10 children have a disability (neurological, emotional, behavioral, developmental, physical). Couples (parents) of special needs children benefit from support such as psychotherapy and regular date nights (50% or more of all special needs couples divorce). Mental illness and intellectual disability are not the same.

Mental illness affects a person's thinking, behavior, and mood, whereas individuals with an intellectual disability experience limitations in intellectual function and difficulties with certain skills. At Gurtz Counseling, LLC we specialize in working with individuals, couples and families faced with unique needs.
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Gabrielle (Gaby), who received her Master's degree in Counseling in 2001, from National-Louis University, is an enthusiastic therapist who practices a down-to-earth and engaging approach to counseling while providing a supportive environment where parents of children with special needs can cope, strengthen their relationships and learn how to take better care of themselves.
Individual therapy involves working one-on-one to plan and create positive changes in your life. People come in for counseling for a number of different reasons including treatment for depression, anxiety, stress management, assertiveness training, dissatisfaction with life, eating issues, resolving past trauma, or feelings of emptiness.
Many people considering therapy have questions about counseling and what goes on during an appointment. We have compiled some common questions and answers. If you have questions that are not covered here, do not hesitate to contact us; we are here to help and only a phone call away. What is the difference between "Therapy, " "Psychotherapy" and "Counseling?"
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