AMT Counseling Management Services, Inc. (815) 730-8900
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George "Paul" Robinson MSW, LCSW
Clinical Director (Not Accepting New Clients at this Time)
George "Paul"
Robinson is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and is the Clinical
Director and a therapist at AMT Counseling. Paul has been with AMT for a
little over a year.
Paul graduated from Troy
University in 1991 with a Bachelor's of Science is Sociology with a Minor in
Psychology. In 2009, he graduated from Loyola University, Chicago, with a
Masters of Social Work (MSW). In 2015, he earned his LCSW in Illinois.
Paul has worked in the social service field for 28+ years in various milieus including: residential treatment, foster care, working with the homeless, emergency casework, community service, the school environment, inpatient psychiatric hospital, and as a therapist. Paul uses an eclectic approach with his clients with emphasis on CBT, DBT, Brief Solution Focused therapy and incorporates play therapy with his young clients. Paul provides individual, family, and group therapy with all ages.
Dawn Shields MA, LCPC, ICDVP
Specialty: Adolescents to adults, individual, couple, and family counseling, DUI evaluations, and DUI risk education classes.
Individual psychotherapy/counseling addresses depression, self-esteem, regret, anger, coping with loss, lack of purpose or meaning in life, work problems, school issues, relationship issues, and family patterns.
Mariage or Couple psychotherapy/counseling addresses relational conflict, poor communication, divorce, sexual disfunction, drug and alcohol issues affecting relationship, and general discord.
Family psychotherapy/counseling addresses issues involving the entire family including family patterns, roles, parent-child conflicts, child/adolescent behavioral issues, stage of life adjustments, blended and step-family adjustments.
Additional Services DUI evaluations, risk education classes for DUI, anger management groups, stress management, meditation, and lecture presentations for the community or school on varied topics r
Dawn is a graduate from Governor's State University. She has a BA in Psychology with emphasis on Mental Health, and a Master's in Counseling with special focus on Marriage and Family.
Donna Mills has an open and affirming practice with all individuals, families and groups. It is important to Donna to have a caring therapeutic relationship in order to assist you with setting and reaching your goals. Donna Mills assists individuals and families with the stresses of immediate or long term situations. Donna has an understanding for people that experience anxiety and/or depression. Come see Donna for any of your problems or stressors in your life.
Donna does accept insurance. Please call to verify your insurance with AMT.
Tracy is a Licensed Professional Counselor and National Certified Counselor. She received her Master’s degree in Counseling with a concentration in Clinical Mental Health from Governors State University in University Park, Illinois. Tracy’s primary focus is to assist individuals, couples and families to work through, cope with, and develop skills to manage all sort of issues (mental, physical, social, environmental, and career) that are common and uncommon in the cycle of life. She has been a volunteer sexual assault advocate since 2004.
Jeff Weiss, MA, LPC QMHP
Jeff is a recent graduate of Lewis
University, earning a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. He
completed his internship at Trinity Services, and is excited to be a part of
the AMT Counseling team.
Jeff has worked with child and adolescent clients who have depression, anxiety,
social skill deficits, impulse control problems, and more. He primarily works
with theories such as CBT and ACT, but has also used DBT, Narrative therapy, and
others. He is willing to use whatever theories, style and approach is necessary
for the client sitting in front of him, and prides himself on being able to
relate to younger people and the issues they are currently experiencing in
today’s world.
Jeff believes that it is important for a client, especially a child or
adolescent, to have their own private safe space in which to talk about their
experiences, thoughts and feelings without judgment. He takes great pride in
building a rapport with his clientele and creating a safe space for his
clients, as once these tasks are accomplished, the work of healing and making
positive changes in the client’s life can then begin.
