Restorative Solutions Counseling, LLC

03/13/2026

This RSC counselor is our most recent addition to the team and was hired in December of 2025. She specializes in individual/couples/family therapy and pregnant/postpartum mothers. She has expertise in Person-centered therapy, CBT, and Perinatal mood disorders. Meet little Jessica Bailey.
*Jessica trivia 🤔*: What age was Jessica when she first announced that she wanted to be a counselor?

03/12/2026

This RSC counselor has been with the company since August 2024. She specializes in individual and couples counseling, mood disorders, and co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders. She has expertise in DBT, CBT, and EFT for couples. Say hello to little Christina Asare-Konadu.
*Christina trivia 🤔*: How many countries has Christina lived in?

03/11/2026

This RSC counselor is also a partner in the company, and he is in charge of marketing. He specializes in individual and couple counseling, teens/adults/families struggling with ADHD, and school problems/IEPs/504 Plans. He has expertise in CBT, ACT, and EFT for couples. Say hello to little Nate Blasa.
*Nate trivia 🤔*: What animal lived in Nate's room when he was in high school?

03/10/2026

This RSC counselor is another founding partner of the company. She also keeps our books and runs the numbers side of the business. She specializes in individual and family therapy, anxiety, OCD, trauma, attachment, and grief. She has expertise in EMDR, CBT, and has gone through intensive trainings on anxiety/OCD, grief, and trust-based relationship intervention. Meet little Natasha Harmon
*Natasha trivia 🤔*: What animal did she have a major fear of throughout her childhood?

03/09/2026

This RSC counselor was one of the original founding partners of our company. She specializes in individual therapy, trauma, OCD, ADHD, and anxiety. She is certified in EMDR and also has a great deal of expertise in using CBT. Meet little Lois Harmon
*Lois trivia 🤔*: How many states has Lois lived in? (enter your guess below)

03/06/2026

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While writing a recent blog about living with mental illness I referenced, what turned out to be, a great article on the 5 types of self-care. I found it interesting enough that I wanted to take a deeper dive than the brief summary I listed in the previous blog. Let’s start with the definition of ...

02/27/2026

📣 Please help spread the word. We’re looking to continue our growth in order to meet the mental health needs within our surrounding communities.
To the counselors looking for a low-stress job, our company was built by clinicians who were tired of feeling burned out. We are committed to the idea that quality mental health care doesn’t have to come at the expense of the clinician.

Jerseyville's own professional counseling services. We can provide you with family, individual or couples therapy to help you with life's struggles.

02/21/2026

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Mental illness. That little combination of words can feel a little scary to some. It probably feels different from the counselor’s chair. People come to speak to me about problems in their lives with which they’re struggling, and one of my ethical obligations is to assign a diagnosis of a mental...

02/18/2026

Today Nate is at McKendree University’s career fair looking for our next new hire.

02/14/2026

We want to congratulate Christina on her acceptance to the Social Work Doctoral Program at St. Louis University. Next fall she will be a Billiken, and in a couple of years she will be Dr. Christina. We’re all very proud of her. Please join us in congratulating her.

02/06/2026

Check out the cartoon version of your favorite counseling team. Don’t we look like a fun bunch?

01/31/2026

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Making changes in our lives is a very difficult thing to do. We can know something is bad for us, and still do it anyway. We can crave something, but that still doesn’t necessarily mean that we will successfully work toward having it or sustain our efforts if we begin the work of change. Don’t g...