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    Heather Duke

    Heather B. Duke

    Heather B. Duke is a marriage and family counselor in training, and will be completing her internship this summer in Chicago, Illinois.  Heather  received  the following trainings: completed Level 1 Training in Gottman Method Couples Therapy: Bridging the Couples Chasm.  Level 2  Training in Gottman Assessment, Intervention, and Co-Morbidities. It is her passion to work with couples that are experiencing relational issues due to marriage, divorce, and custody arrangements. 

    • How to infuse spirituality in a counseling setting

      Apr 09, 2018
      In today's time, many individuals are very comfortable discussing their religious or spiritual beliefs. However, when it comes to incorporating religion or spiritual tenets in the counseling room, the therapist must be cautious, careful, and exude compassion.
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    • When to utilize aspects of “Reality therapy” in counseling

      Apr 03, 2018
      One reason counseling is so valuable is because it gives clients another perspective of their problematic situation. Many times clients are not aware of the effects of their unhealthy decisions, and sometimes they are in denial concerning their lifestyle choices.
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    • Utilizing Empathy throughout the Counseling Session

      Mar 26, 2018
      When a counselor utilizes empathy in session they can essentially tailor a client's treatment to meet his or her specific needs, and allow the client to feel safe, validated and "heard".
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    • The Power of Relationships

      Mar 19, 2018
      From the very first day of our lives, we are building relationships with people. Our relationships with family members, friends, teachers, classmates, co-workers, and neighbors weave together to form the fabric of our lives. At some point, however, most individuals question the “pertinent relationships in their lives”.
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    • Group work allows clients to utilize their voice

      Mar 12, 2018
      Group work is an important part of the therapeutic process. When individuals partake in individual counseling, it is imperative that they participate in some form of “group work” as well.
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