Mental Health Treatment

The Kendall County Health Department delivers holistic mental health services and treatment designed to meet the diverse needs of children, teens, and adults. Services are strength-focused, recovery-driven, and vary in intensity depending on the individual’s need. Because each person is unique, we take an integrated approach in all service endeavors in order to best serve the person in our care.  

Our clinicians consistently work to connect clients with other community agencies to best address all their needs, while providing the individual with mental health and substance abuse treatment. Our services include, but are not limited to, individual, marital, group, and family counseling. Additionally, we offer psychiatric services for medication management needs. We are able to assist in connecting individuals to financial assistance programs, health providers, employment assistance, and many more.  

We are proud to provide comprehensive mental health services to Kendall County residents of all ages and economic status. Sliding scale fee options are available individuals who live, work, and/or attend school in Kendall County. We accept the following insurances:  

We do not accept any HMO insurance plans.

Find a Clinician Who Fits Your Needs

We have clinicians who specialize in the following areas and more:

• children
• adolescents
• veterans
• adults
• anxiety
• depression
• OCD
• psychosis
• neurodivergence
• autism spectrum
• life transitions
• relationship issues
• trauma-informed care
• disordered eating
• shame

Youth and Early Intervention Services

Our clinicians are equipped to work with students and youth who are experiencing early signs of risky behaviors related to mental health, substance use, school performance and delinquent behaviors, and many others. Counseling services are designed to promote healthy emotion, social, educational, and mental growth and development of our community’s youth. We also deliver all services in collaboration with the family and other supports as identified by the family such as school professionals. 

Incidents Warranting Early Intervention

• Drug and/or alcohol offenses 
• Fighting / violence 
• Bullying / intimidation 
• Insubordination 
• Disruptive behavior 
• Gang related behavior 
• Truancy 
• Disrespectful behavior 

Please call us today at 630-553-9100 and let us assist you with accessing treatment.

The culture, age, gender, sexuality, spirituality, language, and socioeconomic status of persons served shall be taken into active consideration with every service endeavor.