Haley Funk (she/her)
LPC, NCC, MS. Ed.

Haley is dedicated to helping clients feel empowered as they navigate life transitions, create meaningful change in their lives, and process trauma and stress in a welcoming environment. Haley provides an affirming, nonjudgemental space for clients to explore their thoughts, feelings, and lived experiences. She focuses on each client’s unique strengths while grounding her work in evidence-based strategies to facilitate growth and healing.

Haley is a Licensed Professional Counselor with 5+ years of experience in the mental health field. Haley graduated from Western Illinois University with a Master of Science in Counselor Education and Bradley University with a Bachelor of Science. Haley has worked with various mental health conditions including anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, trauma and stressor-related disorders (adjustment disorders, PTSD, acute stress disorder) and grief and loss.

Haley uses a combined approach utilizing:

Person-Centered Therapy: Haley uses person-centered therapy to help clients facilitate self-understanding and personal growth. Person-centered therapy offers an empathetic, genuine, and nonjudgemental view of the client, humanness, and the therapeutic process.

CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy): CBT helps us understand the relationship between our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. CBT can help clients improve emotion regulation, increase self-awareness, and learn effective ways to cope with life.

PVT (Polyvagal Theory): Haley uses polyvagal theory to assist clients with their emotional well-being, resilience, and social connectedness focusing on the three states of the Autonomic Nervous System.


What she offers:

Haley empowers clients to navigate life changes and manage mental health symptoms in a compassionate and affirming space.

She tailors therapy to each client’s unique strengths using evidence-based approaches, including Person-Centered Therapy, CBT, and Polyvagal Theory.

Haley provides a nonjudgmental space for her clients to explore their thoughts, feelings, and lived experiences.