MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING
Since starting the Mental Health Counseling Program at Hanul in 2018, the program has provided mental health & substance use counseling services to hundreds of Koreans and its neighboring residents in the Chicagoland area. Thanks to two professionally trained bilingual (Korean & English) counselors, Mindwell Counseling has provided counseling services for all age groups free of charge.
Hyeno Kim, CADC
Behavioral Health Program Director
Addiction Treatment Counselor
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Specialties:
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Substance use
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Alcohol use
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Gambling
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Modalities:
- Individuals
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Family
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Group
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Languages:
- Korean
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English
VIRTUAL SUPPORT GROUPS
Family All Together
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This program is a free, 12-session educational program for families and friends of people with mental health conditions.
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Online and in-person, peer-led support groups for individuals and their families to share information and experiences.
Mental Health First Aid
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MHFA is the initial help offered to a person developing a mental health or substance use problem or experiencing a mental health crisis. First aid is given until appropriate treatment and support are received or until the crisis resolves.
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Trainees learn risk factors and warning signs of mental illness and addiction, and about available treatments. Upon completion, participants better understand the impact mental illnesses and addictions have on a person, their family, and their communities.
Hanul Self-Care (Healthy Mind, Healthy Lives)
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A self-care group program helps you enhance your health, and well-being, and manage your stress. You will learn to identify activities and practices that support your well-being and help you to sustain positive self-care in the long term.
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This program helps you to understand self-care, develop your plan, and put your plan into action.
For further information, please contact Hyeno Kim.
PHONE: 224-551-1242 | hkim@hanulusa.org
