Understand it.
Talk therapy, CBT and DBT help you make sense of patterns and build skills you can use the same day.
You don't have to do this alone.
Counseling, EMDR & biofeedback in Charleston, IL.
Licensed clinicians helping adults, children, couples and families work through anxiety, trauma, grief and everyday strain, in person or by Illinois telehealth.
- Licensed LCPC clinicians
- EMDR-trained
- Biofeedback
- In person & telehealth
SUGGESTED: Now accepting new clients
When life gets loud, it's hard to hear yourself.
Stress builds in the body as much as the mind. Whatever brought you here, it makes sense, and it can change.
Not sure what to call it? You don't need a label to start.
See what we help withTherapy that works with your mind and your body.
We combine proven talk therapies with EMDR and biofeedback, so you don't just understand what's happening. You learn to steady it.
Process it.
EMDR helps the brain work through distressing memories so they lose their grip.
Regulate it.
Biofeedback shows your body's stress response in real time, so you can learn to calm it on purpose.
Every plan is built around you. Not every client uses every method.
Ways we help.
EMDR & Trauma Therapy
Structured, evidence-based care for trauma, PTSD and painful memories.
Learn moreBiofeedback
See your stress response, then train your body back toward calm.
Learn moreCBT & DBT
Practical skills for anxiety, depression and overwhelming emotions.
Learn moreChild & Play Therapy
Children work through big feelings the way they know best: through play.
Learn moreIndividual, Couples & Family Counseling
Support for you alone, or for the people you share life with.
Learn moreCareer & Life Transitions
Clarity and direction when work or life is changing.
Learn more
Getting started is simple.
No long waitlists to decode. Here's exactly what happens.
- 01
Request an appointment.
Book online or call us. We'll confirm a time that works for you.
- 02
Complete brief intake forms.
A few short forms before your visit, so your first session starts with you, not paperwork.
- 03
Meet your therapist.
In our Charleston office or by secure telehealth. Together you'll set goals and a plan.
Licensed clinicians. Real conversations.
Our therapists bring specialized training in EMDR, biofeedback and evidence-based care, with a direct, down-to-earth style.
Pam R. Miller
MS, LCPC, NCC
Owner and Clinical Therapist
Lisa Rankin
LCPC, NCC
Owner and Clinical Therapist
Amy Overmyer
LCPC, RPT
Director of Child & Teen Counseling Services and Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor
Amanda "Mandy" Brinkerhoff
MS, LCPC, NCC, CADC
Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor — Independent Contractor
Sage Rowley
MSW, LCSW
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Makenzie Barr
MS, LPC
Licensed Professional Counselor
In their words.
SUGGESTED: testimonial 1, anonymized
SUGGESTED: Adult client SUGGESTED: testimonial 2, anonymized
SUGGESTED: Parent SUGGESTED: testimonial 3, anonymized
SUGGESTED: Couples client
Read our reviews SUGGESTED: reviews link
Before you call.
Do you take my insurance?
- We work with SUGGESTED: plans accepted. Call us and we'll verify your coverage before your first visit.
What if I'm paying out of pocket?
- Self-pay sessions are SUGGESTED: session rate. You'll receive a Good Faith Estimate before care begins.
Telehealth or in person?
- Both. Telehealth is available anywhere in Illinois, and in-person sessions are at our Charleston office. Many clients mix the two.
Do you see children?
- Yes. Our play therapy is designed for children. SUGGESTED: ages served and current availability
What happens in the first session?
- You'll talk about what brought you in, what you'd like to change, and how we'll work together. There's no pressure to share everything at once.
Ready when you are.
Book online in a few minutes, or call and talk with our office.
Visit us
Neuro Harmony
716 18th St.
Charleston, IL 61920
Hours
SUGGESTED: Mon–Fri 8am–6pm, Sat by appointment
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Serving Charleston and Coles County in person, plus Illinois telehealth.
If you're in crisis, call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, or call 911.