Jennifer Logston Counseling Limited

Jennifer Logston, MSW, LCSW Therapist/Owner Jen sees herself as a guide, helping people discover their own inner strength so they can make positive changes. Her laid back demeanor and calming presence allow her clients a safe, relaxing place to talk openly and work through concerns together. Jen enjoys working with individuals, children and families. She has special interest in anxiety, depression, post traumatic stress and self-esteem concerns. Jen also enjoys helping children and families manage all types of stressors including trauma, divorce, depression and anxiety. She utilizes a variety of methods, including expressive therapies, relaxation training, hypnosis, Rapid Resolution Therapy (RRT), EMDR, cognitive behavioral therapy and insight-oriented approaches. Jen received her Master of Social Work Degree from Aurora University and continually works to keep herself familiar with new therapies and methods in the profession. Meghan Cepek, MA, LCPC Therapist When Meghan first meets someone, she wants to get to know them first as a person and then she will work together as a team with the client to help them become the person that they want to be. She strives to create a strong therapeutic relationship with her clients that is based on trust and respect. She will create interventions that are made specifically for a certain person, and are a combination of evidence-based strategies and creative interventions. She has experience working with a wide range of ages, disorders and cultural backgrounds. Meghan received her Master of Counseling Psychology from Trinity Christian College and continually works to keep herself familiar with new therapies and methods in the field. She is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor. Karla Rodriguez, MA Therapist Karla recognizes the many struggles clients experience and how therapy can be intimidating. She strives to make all her patients feel welcome and safe with her warm and comforting presence. Anxiety, depression grief, immigration, ageism, bullying and individuals on the Autism Spectrum are all areas of particular interest for Karla. She believes all clients are unique and she is willing to meet them halfway on their journey to healing. Karla is a Master's graduate from Roosevelt University where she developed her Cognitive Behavioral Therapy skills and enhanced them while studying and being an intern. She is excited to join the practice while continuing to grow her clinical skills. Additionally, Karla is bilingual, fluent in both Spanish and English and is comfortable providing therapy in either language. Arlene Langley, MAEd, MSW, LCSW, Therapist We live in a stressful world. There may be pressures coming at us from every angle...work, parents, children, friends, spouses, world events. Sometimes it's a bit overwhelming. We are doing the best we can, but perhaps we want to make things a bit easier for ourselves. We can all benefit from having someone to talk with to process our thoughts and emotions. Since everyone is unique, Arlene begins by listening to understand the client's needs. She then works together with the client to set manageable, realistic goals that are important to the client. For over 20 years she and her clients have addressed concerns from everyday stress to severe mental health issues using various modes of counseling with which each client is comfortable. She believes that all people are capable of reaching their goals and sees herself as a guide, helping clients discover their own inner strengths and gifts so they can make positive changes. Clients have wisdom and are teachers as well as learners. Her goal is to provide a safe place and a calming presence that will allow clients to talk openly and heal. Lily Morawski, MA, LPC, Therapist Lily is compassionate and dedicated clinician, specializing in client-centered therapy for both teens and adults. Her approach is grounded in empathy, respect, and a belief in the inherent potential for growth in every individual. Lily sees herself as a guide, supporting clients as they navigate their journey toward healing and self-discovery. While she is here to offer tools, insight, and a safe space, the work ultimately lies with each client - clients effort, self-awareness, and commitment are essential for growth. Lily specializes in helping clients with anxiety, depression, PTSD, bipolar disorder, and a variety of other mental health challenges. Together, she helps clients explore the unique experiences and obstacles that shape their lives, and she will provide the support necessary to help clients find solutions and build resilience. Her role is to help clients discover their strengths, deepen their understanding, and develop coping strategies that align with their goals. Whether struggling with day-to-day stress or deeper emotional pain, Lily will walk alongside you, helping you build the tools to create positive, lasting change in your life. Shalom Aguirre, MS, NCC Shalom is a National Certified Counselor who is passionate about creating a safe, compassionate space where clients of all ages feel truly seen, heard, and supported. She earned her Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Eastern Illinois University in 2026. Since beginning her counseling career, she has worked with individuals experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, PTSD/C-PTSD, bullying, self-esteem concerns, and self-harm. Inspired by her own life experiences and a deep curiosity about the stories people carry, Shalom was drawn to counseling to help others navigate life's challenges with empathy, authenticity, and hope. She believes that healing begins with a strong therapeutic relationship built on trust, honesty, and collaboration. Her goal is to help every client feel understood, genuinely cared for, and empowered throughout their journey. Known for being personable, humorous, and supportive, Shalom brings empathy, active listening, and a nonjudgmental approach to every session. She encourages clients to be open about what they need from therapy and believes that feedback and collaboration are essential to meaningful growth. Outside of the therapy room, Shalom enjoys going to antique shops, thrifting, traveling to new places, and playing video games. Maggie Kotowski- Advanced Practicum Intern Maggie Kotowski is a Clinical Mental Health Counseling intern currently pursuing her master's degree at Northwestern University. She is passionate about building meaningful therapeutic relationships and believes that genuine human connection is at the heart of healing and personal growth. Maggie enjoys working with both youth and adults, supporting individuals through every stage of life. She was drawn to the counseling profession because of her deep appreciation for human connection and her desire to help others recognize the strengths and potential they already possess. Her approach is grounded in curiosity, authenticity, and creating a safe, supportive environment where clients feel understood and empowered. In the therapy room, Maggie fosters a space where clients have autonomy over their thoughts and emotions while using active reflection to help them gain new perspectives. She hopes every client leaves feeling validated, safe, and more confident in navigating life's challenges. Maggie believes that while therapy equips individuals with valuable tools for everyday life, it also serves as a reminder that no one has to face life's journey alone.