Alexian Brothers Center for Mental Health
Alexian Brothers Center for Mental Health provides holistic and compassionate community services to those with mental/emotional problems or chronic mental illness in Chicago's northwest suburbs since 1962.
Therapy/Counseling
Our compassionate, professionally licensed clinicians offer comprehensive outpatient therapy services that includes individual, group, and family counseling to help you effectively cope and manage life problems.
Child & Adolescent Services helps children and adolescents deal with emotional and/or social issues that relate to school, family, peer relationships, or other social concerns. Individual, group and family counseling is available. A Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist is also part of our specialty team.
Proven Results
You can have power over anxiety and panic!
The results are in!
In our most recent survey of May 2010, our clients across all programs reported 92% satisfaction with the services that they receive at our Center. View a short video to learn more about our programs and services in your community!
Panic and Anxiety Disorder Services helps to identify and change the thinking patterns that create and reinforce personal fears and to change the way one reacts to anxiety-provoking situations. Individuals can choose to participate in a ten-week group, individual therapy or both.
Coming Soon!
Teen Anxiety Group is a 10-week program that teaches practical and effective techniques to decrease your anxiety by mastering relaxation, coping with panic, overcoming negative self-talk, changing mistaken beliefs and increasing self esteem.
Read more about how Alexian Brothers Center for Mental Health reaches out to meet the needs of the community.
New Community Programs Bearing
Much Fruit
(left to right) Scott Burgess, Executive
Director, Katherine Connolly and Joyce
Hofbauer, counselors at the facility,
Brother Bob Clark, C.F.A., who provides
spiritual care at the facility & Rick Germann
Two community-based initiatives launched by the Alexian Brothers Center for Mental Health (ABCMH) are helping people with mental illnesses enhance their relationships, improve their quality of life, and in some cases, reintegrate into the community. Alexian Brothers Center for Mental Health's day-hospitalization program "has all the intensity of inpatient hospitalization, but clients get to go home and sleep in their own bed" says Scott Burgess (right). He is shown outside the day-hospitalization facility.
Top Quality
In January, Alexian Brothers Center for Mental Health completed a 3 day, 4 reviewer, random, unannounced audit conducted by DHS' Bureau of Licensure and Accreditation and the ASO (Administrative Service Organization). The results validated our comprehensive and effective clinical programming, our strong documentation practices and our dedication to the treatment of those who suffer from a mental illness.
Our solid documentation of services provided resulted in a score that is one of the highest in the state and our "return" amount was less than one half of one percent of our total State annual billings. We continue to strive for the highest quality, compliance and effectiveness to ensure the best services are provided for those we serve.
Brighten someone's day with flowers
Help make a difference in your community by helping us help others! If you purchase flowers or gifts from alexiancenter.flowerpetal.com, 12% of your purchase will be donated to Alexian Brothers Center for Mental Health.
Partnering with Harper College
Take a Harper College Class at Alexian Brothers Center for Mental Health for College Credit! We are partnering with Harper College to offer college-level classes at Alexian Brothers Center for Mental Health for your convenience. Read more about how to take a Harper College class at Alexian Brothers Center for Mental Health.
Support for your family
Do you need support for your family member? If so, NAMI can help.
The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) is the nation's largest grassroots organization for people with mental illness and their families. Read more about NAMI.