Hope Wellness Center

03/11/2026

Life is messy. Therapy doesn’t have to be. Hi, I’m Abby and here to help you feel seen, supported, and a little lighter. ✨ I will be practicing in Highland, Illinois as well as virtual telehealth 🪩🩷

03/08/2026

❤️❤️❤️

02/25/2026

This Saturday

02/21/2026

Abby, your dedication has truly paid off - we're thrilled to celebrate your LCSW achievement and can't wait to see the incredible impact you'll make! Abigail Madison

Please welcome our new therapist Abby!!! We are so excited.

Bio: “Hi! My name is Abby! I have been a social worker for the last seven years working with adults and adolescents in the Metro East. I graduated from the University of Illinois with my MSW. Most recently, I have obtained my LSW and am excited to continue working with people in the therapeutic realm. I have a strong background in communication and connecting with those I meet. During my experience in social work, I have utilized CBT, motivational interviewing, and talk therapy.

I strive to provide an inclusive, nonjudgemental, and trusting environment so my clients feel safe and heard. While I typically focus on adults, I welcome all age ranges, demographics, and any intersection of identities that are in need. Working together we will work on coping with stressors and developing mechanisms to assist with stressors in a collaborative effort. I also believe in taking an eclectic approach to counseling and working together to find the best modality for each individual. I believe every person’s story is unique and should be met with unique empathy and compassion”.

02/18/2026

Celebrating the crossroads of the season of joy, sacrifice and compassion 🤍

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02/18/2026

Lent begins this week! We would like to wish everyone observing Ash Wednesday a blessed day.
Wishing you a time filled with spiritual growth and reflection in the lead up to Easter.

02/18/2026

Ramadan Mubarak 🌙

02/12/2026

“For those of you saying an ID should be required to vote, YES, I agree! However, a married woman will need their name to match the name at birth, on their birth certificate. So if you took your spouses name, you will need to provide a secondary ID (passport). Not everyone has a passport. Not everyone can afford a passport. So this is making people pay for a way to vote, hence a poll tax. This does not affect just married women with spouses’ surnames. Anyone who has changed their name since birth, male or female, are going to be affected.” Thoughts?

Right now, Republicans are trying to pass an even more aggressive version of the SAVE Act, which would make it harder to vote and disenfranchise millions of Americans.

The requirements would disproportionately affect people who can’t afford a passport, can’t take time off work to visit an elections office, or don’t have a birth certificate that matches their married name.

We should be making it easier to vote, not harder. Contact your representatives and tell them to vote NO on the SAVE Act: https://act.redistrictingaction.org/a/natl-saveact-cte

02/09/2026

Together, we are America 🫶🏈

02/07/2026

Thanks for the shout out Jesus, James and Shannon! We’re proud of you!

With a new year should come a new mindset. And having a healthy and clear mind can allow you to thrive in ways you couldn’t imagine. One organization is going the extra mile to help with men’s mental health. Shannon Johnson and Jesus Kimbrow are the co-founders of Empowering Futures with Headspa...

01/26/2026

I know history and I can speak up for injustice.