Lisa Shelton, a Licensed Professional Counselor, embodies a deep commitment to supporting individuals, couples, and families grappling with addiction, mental health challenges, and life issues that may often go unrecognized. With a vision to enhance awareness surrounding substance abuse and mental health, she is dedicated to educating clients on fostering healthy relationships, resolving conflicts, and developing effective coping strategies that elevate their quality of life. With 28 years of experience, Lisa has worked as an Addiction/Mental Health Therapist across diverse populations, including adult men and women, adolescents, veterans, and correctional groups. Her training encompasses counseling sexual assault survivors, Gender-Responsive Treatment, trauma, and domestic violence. A graduate of National-Louis University with a Master’s Degree in Human Services Counseling, Lisa is also currently pursuing a Doctoral Degree in Education at Northcentral University, with an expected graduation in 2020. Additionally, she provides Clinical Supervision to mental health interns and substance abuse counselors. Lisa’s passion for healing and empowerment shines through in her work, and she looks forward to making a meaningful impact in the lives of those she serves.