Meet Quay!   Quay embarked on her counseling career in 1998, beginning as a youth counselor within an inner-city non-profit organization. Her work ignited a passion for assisting those in need. She has extensive experience in social services, working with clients facing chronic health issues, special needs children, hospice care, and addiction recovery. Quay holds certifications in trauma, grief, anxiety, and autism. She is trained in levels 1 and 2 of Internal Family Systems and possesses a CCMI certification in Addiction Interventions and Case Management. Quay enjoys working with individuals of all ages, with a particular focus on young children and older adults. She also specializes in supporting first responders and veterans. Known for her innovative approach, Quay employs a range of theories to effectively serve her clients. For the past three years, she has worked in the inpatient settings with individuals struggling with chronic mental health issues and their families, gaining insight into the complexities of these conditions. Quay is committed to continuous learning and staying informed about community issues and the issues of her clients. A few areas of interest are:

• Compassion Fatigue: First responders, Veterans
• Grief
• Attachment Styles
• Hospice
• Chronic Illness and Health
• Addictions
• Anxiety and Depression
• Pregnancy, Infertility
• Adoption
• Foster Care

Hours: Mon-Fri

Location: St.Charles office