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Thank you for checking out my business and finding out more about what I have to offer. I have 20 years of experience as a clinician and I have been running my private practice since 2011. During this time I have continued to upgrade my skills to satisfy my licensing credentials and have also challenged myself to grow as a professional.

What I specialize in, is working with couples. I work with you and your partner doing pre-marital coaching or post-marital counseling. I have completed Level 3 Training in Gottman Method Couples Therapy and will be using this treatment model in my work with you and your partner.

Divorce mediation I am now trained to work as a Family Neutral in the collaborative divorce process. This is a holistic way to work with your partner toward a dissolution. Please look at my mediation page to learn more about this or go to winwindivorce.org

For individuals I specialize in working with adult survivors of abuse. This includes survivors of narcissistic parents and spouses as well as childhood physical, sexual and emotional abuse or domestic violence. I do not work with the batterer.

"Trauma creates change you don't choose. Healing creates change you do choose."
– Michele Rosenthal

Military individuals are welcome, I am a provider with Tri-care, MOS and Wounded Warriors. I am also a member of the Star Behavioral Health network. Please look at my veterans page to learn more about my services for PTSD.

Other types of clients I see are people affected by a loss; grief counseling, someone going through a transition in their life, stress management, college preparation support and career issues. I am no longer working with minors (except if a former client is returning).

 

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About Jeannine Vegh   

Growing up in Ohio, I was raised in an immigrant household.  My upbringing was Eastern European based.  This strongly influenced my work ethics but it also put me on the road to having a sensitivity toward people from other cultures.  Especially those who have been displaced from war.  Traveling and living around the U.S., as well as going abroad, has also helped me to understand what it is like to live in a new state with no family or friends to count on for local support.  The acculturation process is somewhat similar whether foreign or domestic.  The only difference is that you are not learning a new language in your own country.

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