Sandy Egle
Sandy married her husband Rob in 1983. They have 3 young adult children, 3 children-in-laws and 6 beautiful grandchildren and one due to arrive January 21, 2018. Sandy has been in the social services arena for over 30 years. She has a passion for supporting and encouraging hurting and wounded people and sharing the love and wisdom of God with all who seek her counsel. Sandy is the founder of H2H and is currently serving as the Executive Director/ Clinical Staff Supervisor of H2H as well as supervising student interns in the social work and counseling fields.
Sandy is committed to training up and equipping Godly young people to join the counseling profession by providing college counseling internships. To date, she has provided internships to over 20 college students from colleges and universities throughout Illinois and beyond. In addition to college internships, Sandy's teaching/training is far-reaching and she has provided counseling seminars to Pastors and churches in Illinois and the Dominican Republic and has been invited to be the guest speaker for special events such as retreats and banquets.
Sandy is trained in EMDR therapy and uses primarily the cognitive/behavior therapy approach in her counseling work. However she also uses other counseling methods depending on the needs of each individual client.
Sandy works with all age groups and specializes in working with children and couples. She has a passion for addressing relationship issues and mentoring in spiritual growth. Sandy is a Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP) and a Qualified Retardation Professional (QMRP) which qualifies her to serve people with developmental issues. She is also a Board Certified Christian Counselor (BCCC) through the International Board of Christian Counselors. Sandy has been an active member in good standing of the American Association of Christian Counselors (AACC) since 2000.
Sandy supervises all counseling staff members. However, she is not currently accepting new clients to her case load.
Email: s_egle@heart2heartsupport.org.
Sandy is committed to training up and equipping Godly young people to join the counseling profession by providing college counseling internships. To date, she has provided internships to over 20 college students from colleges and universities throughout Illinois and beyond. In addition to college internships, Sandy's teaching/training is far-reaching and she has provided counseling seminars to Pastors and churches in Illinois and the Dominican Republic and has been invited to be the guest speaker for special events such as retreats and banquets.
Sandy is trained in EMDR therapy and uses primarily the cognitive/behavior therapy approach in her counseling work. However she also uses other counseling methods depending on the needs of each individual client.
Sandy works with all age groups and specializes in working with children and couples. She has a passion for addressing relationship issues and mentoring in spiritual growth. Sandy is a Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP) and a Qualified Retardation Professional (QMRP) which qualifies her to serve people with developmental issues. She is also a Board Certified Christian Counselor (BCCC) through the International Board of Christian Counselors. Sandy has been an active member in good standing of the American Association of Christian Counselors (AACC) since 2000.
Sandy supervises all counseling staff members. However, she is not currently accepting new clients to her case load.
Email: s_egle@heart2heartsupport.org.
Susan Plezia
Susan is a licensed professional counselor in the state of Illinois. She graduated with her Master of Arts in counseling from Lincoln Christian University in 2015. She also has a Bachelor of Arts in psychology from Lincoln Christian University (2011). Susan and her husband, Mike, live in Bloomington with their two cats, Pierogi and Panini.
Susan interned in a college counseling center for three semesters. She has experience working with anxiety, depression, shame, adjustment to life transition, self-forgiveness, relationship concerns, family of origin issues, and trauma-related concerns. She works with both adults and teens.
Susan prefers an integrative approach to working with her clients and does not believe in a ‘one size fits all’ approach to mental health therapy. Susan strives to provide her clients with a safe, supportive environment in which to explore difficult issues, and she views therapy as a collaborative process that can empower clients to make positive change and progress in their lives.
Email: s_plezia@heart2heartsupport.org
Susan interned in a college counseling center for three semesters. She has experience working with anxiety, depression, shame, adjustment to life transition, self-forgiveness, relationship concerns, family of origin issues, and trauma-related concerns. She works with both adults and teens.
Susan prefers an integrative approach to working with her clients and does not believe in a ‘one size fits all’ approach to mental health therapy. Susan strives to provide her clients with a safe, supportive environment in which to explore difficult issues, and she views therapy as a collaborative process that can empower clients to make positive change and progress in their lives.
Email: s_plezia@heart2heartsupport.org
