My name is Corey. I started Valor Counseling with you in mind. The counseling experience should be comfortable, effective, and frustration free. Finding a therapist that is a good fit can be frustrating. Because I realize that, I will be happy to answer any questions you have before making your first appointment. I do this to help make the process a little easier for you.
I specialize in Adult Therapy, Couples Therapy, and Addiction Therapy. I am located in an easy to get to location near downtown Wheaton. I am currently offering both in person and telehealth (phone or secure video chat) sessions. Appointments are offered on weekdays, evenings, and weekends. I am happy to check your insurance benefits before you commit to coming to help make sure that there are no surprises.
I will also submit all of your claims to the insurance company for your convenience. Deciding to come to therapy can be stressful in itself, so I strive to make the process as stress free as I can. Thank you for your interest.
I specialize in Adult Therapy, Couples Therapy, and Addiction Therapy. I am located in an easy to get to location near downtown Wheaton. I am currently offering both in person and telehealth (phone or secure video chat) sessions. Appointments are offered on weekdays, evenings, and weekends. I am happy to check your insurance benefits before you commit to coming to help make sure that there are no surprises.
I will also submit all of your claims to the insurance company for your convenience. Deciding to come to therapy can be stressful in itself, so I strive to make the process as stress free as I can. Thank you for your interest.
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Corey has over 8 years of clinical experience working as a therapist and as a lead service line case manager at a top inpatient psychiatric hospital.
Corey's clinical experience includes working with young adults, adults, families, and couples.
He graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Bradley University and a Masters of Science in Psychology: Clinical Counseling from Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science.
Corey has research experience with addiction and personality disorders.
Corey's clinical experience includes working with young adults, adults, families, and couples.
He graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Bradley University and a Masters of Science in Psychology: Clinical Counseling from Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science.
Corey has research experience with addiction and personality disorders.
Anger is an emotion that all humans face.
Anger can range from mild irritability to full on rage.
Anger is also associated with physiological symptoms such as increased heart rate, increased blood pressure, feeling flushed, feeling energized, and more.
Our bodies will release adrenaline and noradrenaline hormones to increase our responsiveness to a triggering event.
Anger is an emotion born out of our survival instincts.
Expressions of anger vary a lot between individuals and can either be healthy or unhealthy.
Anger can range from mild irritability to full on rage.
Anger is also associated with physiological symptoms such as increased heart rate, increased blood pressure, feeling flushed, feeling energized, and more.
Our bodies will release adrenaline and noradrenaline hormones to increase our responsiveness to a triggering event.
Anger is an emotion born out of our survival instincts.
Expressions of anger vary a lot between individuals and can either be healthy or unhealthy.
Anxiety is an emotion that is based in fear.
As humans we all have anxiety.
Anxiety is generated from the threat detection center of our brain.
When we were cavemen it was highly useful for us to be on alert and anticipate potential threats to survive.
Anxiety is what allows us to respond to a potential tiger attack by triggering the physiological fight, flight, or freeze response within us.
Today anxiety is still very useful in protecting us at times.
Although useful when activated our bodies can't tell the difference between a potential tiger attacking us versus a potential awkward social interaction.
As humans we all have anxiety.
Anxiety is generated from the threat detection center of our brain.
When we were cavemen it was highly useful for us to be on alert and anticipate potential threats to survive.
Anxiety is what allows us to respond to a potential tiger attack by triggering the physiological fight, flight, or freeze response within us.
Today anxiety is still very useful in protecting us at times.
Although useful when activated our bodies can't tell the difference between a potential tiger attacking us versus a potential awkward social interaction.
Depression is a common mood disorder that can range from persistent sadness to not being able to function.
Depression is characterized by affecting the way you behave, think, and feel.
It is a medical diagnosis and is very treatable.
Depression affects all ages, genders, and races.
One in every six people will experience a depressive episode in their lifetime.
Depression can start in childhood but on average tends to start in early adulthood.
Depression can be associated with mental health struggles such as anxiety, bipolar, substance abuse, and others.
Depression is characterized by affecting the way you behave, think, and feel.
It is a medical diagnosis and is very treatable.
Depression affects all ages, genders, and races.
One in every six people will experience a depressive episode in their lifetime.
Depression can start in childhood but on average tends to start in early adulthood.
Depression can be associated with mental health struggles such as anxiety, bipolar, substance abuse, and others.
Grief can come from many areas in our lives.
These areas can include death, a relationship breakup, losing a job, health changes, and many other areas.
Losing someone or something you love is a very painful experience.
The symptoms of grief often lead people to seek further support through counseling.
Grieving is an unfortunate and painful process of life.
Counseling can help guide you through your healing in a productive and supportive way.
Valor Counseling has experience with helping many people find their way through their grief.
These areas can include death, a relationship breakup, losing a job, health changes, and many other areas.
Losing someone or something you love is a very painful experience.
The symptoms of grief often lead people to seek further support through counseling.
Grieving is an unfortunate and painful process of life.
Counseling can help guide you through your healing in a productive and supportive way.
Valor Counseling has experience with helping many people find their way through their grief.
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