About The Therapists
Jeannie Craig is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Certified Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor who earned her Master’s Degree in Clinical Psychology and Counseling Psychology as well as a Post Bachelor Certificate in Theory of Addictive Behavior from Capella University after studying human services as an undergraduate at Lake Superior State University. Jeannie has experience in a variety of mental health settings from inpatient substance abuse rehabs, to outpatient clinics, to partial hospitalization programs and specialized substance abuse treatment. She has worked with individuals facing attention deficit hyperactive disorder, anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, grief, codependency, and addiction.
Jeannie’s practice is guided by the belief that people are best when their whole person is balanced in physical, mental. social, and spiritual. People when given the tools can reflect on how to change and capable of generating solutions to their own problems. Jeannie is enthusiastic about helping clients to start a new path to discover their individual talents, and abilities. She uses a combination of motivational interviewing (MI), and dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT) as well as other evidenced-based techniques to help clients achieve their goals in treatment. Jeannie is dedicated to providing a nonjudgmental counseling experience characterized by positive affirmations, integrity, compassion and empathy.
Eric Craig earned his Bachelor degree in Psychology from Indiana University, Bloomington in 1986, and a Master’s degree in Counseling and Social Psychology from Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana in 1991. His profession has been in the practice of psychology continuously since 1991. This was the beginning of Eric’s broad range of activities within the practice of psychology; including development of behavioral interventions, risk assessments of individuals in crisis, psychological testing, and psychotherapy.
Eric’s interests in his therapy practice include working together with individuals experiencing Mood Disorders including Depression and Bipolar Disorder; Anxiety; OCD; Trauma; Borderline Personality Disorder; Self-harm; Impulse Control Disorders; and Dual-Diagnosis, life transitions, interpersonal relationships, and stress management.
His clinical approach utilizes a cognitive-behavioral framework with an emphasis on providing a caring, supportive, therapeutic environment grounded in evidence based strategies. Eric applies cognitive-behavioral strategies to help individuals begin to identify and change self-defeating patterns of thinking and behavior. Eric’s therapeutic style is often focused on developing insight as well as learning new effective skills to reach one’s desired changes. He provides DBT-Informed therapy which includes mindfulness, interpersonal relationship skills, and distress tolerance skills that will offer education and practical help for clients that have problems related to trauma or anxiety. Eric understands that entering into therapy represents a large commitment of both time and resources. He is dedicated to working collaboratively with the client to set constructive goals to achieve the desired changes.
