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Mark J. Mikula
 

Mark J. Mikula

Mark J. Mikula

LCSW, CADC

Mark helps developing new skills to manage stress, life changes and adjustment, or treating clinical psychiatric disorders, his focus is to help clients reach their goals of balance, joy, reconciliation, and inner peace.

Mark Mikula is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) who specializes in helping those in crisis, transition, or exclusion. Mark is a support provider who inspires growth, as well as a builder of restorative relationships, by taking a person-centered, cognitive-behavioral, Humanistic approach to therapy. Whether developing new skills to manage stress, life changes and adjustment, or treating clinical psychiatric disorders, his focus is to help clients reach their goals of balance, joy, reconciliation, and inner peace. Mark has worked with re-entry, LGBTQAI+, and addictions, as part of a twenty-year-long human services career. Mark is a master’s level graduate of the Indiana University Northwest School of Social Work.

  • Preferred Pronoun: He/Him

  • Languages Spoken: English

  • Age Group: Teens, Adults

  • States Licensed: Indiana, Illinois

    Locations Served

    Munster, Telehealth

    Specialties

    Mental Health and Addictions, LGBTQ+

    Degrees, Certifications, & Trainings

    Master of Social Work (MSW), Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Certified Alcohol and Drug Addiction Consultant II

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    Mark J. Mikula specializes in mental health and addiction treatment.

    Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

    is a goal-oriented approach to therapy that focuses on a person’s pattern of thinking, responding and behavior that is contributing to their emotional distress. The goal of CBT is to change patterns of thinking behind people’s difficulties, and in turn, change the way they feel. CBT utilizes skills and techniques to be practiced outside of the session to help reduce symptoms and redirect distorted or negative thinking.

    Person-Centered Therapy

    uses a non-authoritative talk-therapy approach that encourages the client to take the lead in the session and in the discussion as a way of cultivating self-discovery and finding their own solutions to change. The role of the therapist is to serve as an empathetic facilitator, acknowledging and validating a client’s emotions without trying to lead or change the discussion.

    Humanistic Therapy

    focuses on the whole person and their positive strengths and qualities. The goal is to encourage the client to recognize their own inner resilience and self-awareness to positive change and personal fulfillment.
    Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
    Person-Centered Therapy
    Humanistic Therapy
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