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Rick Fagan

Rick Fagan, LCPC

RICK FAGAN

MA, LCPC

Those who have a ‘why’ to live, can bear with almost any ‘how’. -Victor Frankl

BIOGRAPHY

I enjoy working with individuals, couples, and families, ages 13-adult. I specialize in anxiety and depression-related struggles, behavior management in teens, and with those experiencing relationship distress. My experience began as a case manager supporting and advocating for adults with intellectual disability. My passion for helping others significantly grew through this experience as I developed deeply rich and meaningful relationships with the folks I helped serve.

I learned early on that building relationships through collaboration is the fundamental key to developing the most effective plan in any form of therapy. In order to understand how to help, I must see it from your point of view and therefore, you are an essential part of the process. For more information regarding who I am and the therapy I provide, please visit my website at rickfaganlcpc.com. You can also follow me on Facebook at facebook.com/rflcpc and on Instagram at instagram.com/rickfagantherapy.

Education

I earned my Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology in 2008 and my Masters degree in professional counseling in 2013 both at McKendree University.

OTHER TEAM MEMBERS

John Frisbie, LCPC

JOHN FRISBIE

I believe I was called to help people find freedom and healing to live free. I don’t want my clients, my staff, or my colleagues to focus on me, I am one servant of others among many.

LORI MCALLISTER

Sometimes it's not getting out of the rain but embracing it and learning our to enjoy the changes and manage the consequences. We all have times in our lives when we could use someone to listen and not judge.

Lori McAllister, LCPC

Rachel Wasylenko, LCPC

RACHEL WASYLENKO

I specialize in ages 2-23 who are struggling with mood disorders and who are survivors of abuse. I want to be an advocate for children and young adults who feel like no one is in their corner.

DR. JULIE SMIRL

I feel privileged and humbled being a part of the therapeutic alliance when working with individuals, couples, and families who are willing to share their most difficult issues affecting their lives.

Dr. Julie Smirl, LCPC

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