| Living Well With Kidney Failure Thursdays May 1 - 29, 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. and Fridays May 1 - 29, 4:00 - 5:00 p.m. COST: $5 per session The New Center invites you to join our “Living Well with Kidney Failure” group. This group will focus on issues related to kidney failure and dialysis. Topics may include adjustment to change, coping strategies, stress management and relationships. The group will run for 5 weeks, May 1 - 29, 2008. There will be a Thursday group and a Friday group to accommodate client schedules. If possible, we would like members to attend either the Thursday or the Friday group. There will be a substitute group leader on May 15 & 16th. The Thursday evening group will be led by Christa Jones, M.A. and Kevin Kukoleck, Psy.D. The Friday afternoon group will be led by Christa Jones, M.A. For questions or to join the group contact The New Center: (773) 405-3541. When calling please indicate which group day you would like to attend. You can also visit us on-line at www.thenewcenterchicago.com. Cost $5 per session The New Center 3166 N. Lincoln Ave, Ste. #325 Chicago, IL 60657 |
| YOU NEED SOMEONE TO UNDERSTAND! Individual Client Session Times Available The New Center is a Client-Centered psychological services provider and clinical psychologist training center. No one is turned away for financial reasons. Group Therapy Sessions are beginning soon. Call now for details. Individual sessions for adults and children can be scheduled days / nights / weekends at your convenience. Our Licensed Clinical Psychologists and Licensed Clinical Professional Counselors provide you with a wealth of experience and the highest quality services. Most of all they care about the client. Call and speak to a clinician today. We will help you find the clinician that will be the best fit for you. There is no need to put it off. We are here for you. Call or email us today. 773-405-3541 Email: kevinpsyd@thenewcenterchicago.com or kevinpsyd@yahoo.com Located at the intersection of Ashland, Lincoln and Belmont. 3166 N. Lincoln Suite 325. |
SESSIONS ARE FORMING NOW Our group therapy sessions are beginning soon. If you want to be a part of our group therapy meetings, call or email today. 1. High School Student: Anxiety support group. 2. Family's living with Alzheimer's Support Group 3. Client-Centered Open Communication Group 4. Contemporary Women in Relationships: A Group Therapy Approach Other groups are forming. If you have interest in a particular topical group you are not alone, let us know what type of group you are interested in attending. We can mail you more information on any of the groups listed above. Call or email for complete details. 773-405-3541 or Email: kevinpsyd@ thenewcenterchicago.com or |
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| Dr. Kevin Kukoleck with Dr. Nathaniel Raskin October 15, 2007 |
| History Chicago is the birthplace of many great thinkers including Dr. Carl Rogers who is one of the great psychological genius’s of the 20th century. While at the University of Chicago in the 1940’s through the 1970’s, Carl Rogers developed and elaborated Client-Centered Therapy. In 1971 Dr. Rogers and others began the Chicago Counseling and Psychotherapy Center (CCPC), a non-profit, private psychotherapy practice and graduate student training center in Hyde Park. In 1987 Dr. Rogers was nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize for his humanitarian work in South Africa, the former Soviet Union, Northern Ireland and Poland. The New Center adds to this history by beginning the next chapter of Client-Centered Therapy in Chicago and following in the footsteps of Dr. Rogers and CCPC. |
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