You Matter • Counseling & Connection

303 Landmark Dr #5B, Normal, IL 61761, USA5.0(4 Google reviews)

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Individual psychotherapy

About You Matter • Counseling & Connection

You Matter • Counseling & Connection is listed as a psychiatric clinic in Normal, US. Contact the clinic directly to confirm which treatments it offers, its eligibility process, insurance participation, and current availability.

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therapy

Location & hours

303 Landmark Dr #5B, Normal, IL 61761, USA

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What patients say on Google

“I can highly recommend Meghan and You Matter Counseling. Meghan is very warm, accepting, and smart. This practice also has many great options for group therapy.”

Autumn Chall

“Meghan is an incredibly compassionate and thoughtful therapist who can make a real difference. I can recommend her and her practice to anyone looking for a supportive and caring therapist.”

Marek Pšenko

“I have gone through a number of complex situations and had a lot going on in my life. I had worked through the situations with a prior therapist and was looking for an in person therapist to focus more on working on myself. Meghan has been really great to partner with on my journey and has excellent tools and techniques to help build a better me. I would highly recommend her practice especially for anyone who has dealt with narcissism in the past.”

Richard Simon