Dr. McTague is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist with over thirty years of  experience with children, teens, adults and senior citizens. He has worked in medical, physical rehabilitation, substance abuse rehabilitation and psychiatric facilities in rural, suburban and inner city settings. Dr. McTague has acquired three specialty areas along with his doctorial in clinical psychology that have grown out of his practical experience and interests in helping families and individuals overcome life’s roadblocks, disappointments, tragedies and traumas over the past twenty-five years. 

He has specialty training in Behavior Medicine, Family Therapy, and Christian Counseling. To this end he has often consulted with physicians, ministers / ministerial alliances, attorneys, schools, community leaders, and corporate managers.

Dr. McTague earned his bachelor’s degree from Southern Illinois University; His master’s degree at Oklahoma State University and his Doctorate degree from Argosy, formerly known as the Illinois School of Professional Psychology, with an internship at the West Side VAMC in Chicago. His dissertation was a study on the collaborative relationships with behavioral health service providers and medicine. The Family Institute at Northwestern University is where he received his training in Family therapy. Dr. McTague has provided training for medical and psychology interns/residents and taught as an adjunct instructor on the college level, as well as given lectures and workshops to community and children groups. He is listed as a member in American Psychological Association. The American  Association of Christian Counselors and the National Register of Health Service Providers.

Dr. McTague also understands the personal courage and anguish that individuals and families experience in their struggles with life transitions. He grew up in a family of ten that experienced their individual and collective struggles and losses. He has been married since 1975 and he has two grown children and one in high school.

Dr. Becky McTague is a qualified educator who has over thirty years of experience ranging from elementary schools to the university. She holds a bachelor's degree in elementary education from Southern Illinois University, a master's degree in reading from Northeastern Illinois University, and an Ed.D. from National-Louis University. She is certified from the state of Illinois as an elementary teacher (k-8) and a reading specialist (k-12). In addition, she has taught at public and private schools in a variety of settings.

Victoria Brown is a licensed clinical social worker who received her Bachelor (1991) and Master's (1992) of Social Work from Aurora University. Following her graduation Victoria spent the next two years working as a sexual abuse therapist for Mutual Ground Inc. in Aurora, Illinois. There, her clientele consisted of female, adult and teen, sexual abuse survivors and rape victims. Victoria then served as Domestic Violence Program Coordinator at Mutual Ground’s domestic violence shelter. Victoria's role there for three years consisted of staff supervision and  group counseling.

Marty B. McLaughlin is a licensed clinical social worker who has been working with adults and adolescents for thirteen years.  She received her bachelor’s degree from the University of Dayton and earned a Masters in Social Work from the University of Denver. 

Marty has extensive experience working with adolescents and families in crisis.  Past experience includes counseling at-risk teenagers in wilderness therapy programs, working as an activity therapist in a treatment center with sexually abusive boys, and working as a therapist in residential treatment and juvenile detention centers. 

She has worked with adolescents with issues including substance abuse, depression, anxiety, ADHD,  ADD, sexually abusive behavior, as well as Bi-Polar and other behavioral disorders. She also worked extensively with the parents and families of adolescents in crisis, providing family therapy and teaching effective parenting skills. Currently, Marty works with adolescents and adults on issues including anger management, depression and anxiety, eating disorders, marital struggles, ADHD, and ADD.     

K. Anne Marie Provenzano is a licensed clinical professional counselor who has spent the last twenty years working in a variety of roles in the social service field. Anne Marie received her undergraduate degree in psychology from Avila College in Kansas City, MO and her master’s degree is in counseling from National-Louis University. Later Anne Marie completed her graduate internship at Behavioral Health Providers and has continued on as an employee counseling children adolescents and adult clients struggling with challenges on their journey through life.

Anne Marie began in residential treatment facilities, as a youth-care worker, for child and adolescent victims of abuse and neglect; then she worked as a children’s advocate with child, adolescent and adult victims of family violence in a Domestic Violence program. While there, she trained staff and volunteers and counseled sexually abuse children, as well.

Later Anne Marie worked for several years at a treatment facility for sexually abusive youth and young adults where she held numerous positions ranging from residential counselor to Program Director / Therapist of the transitional living program. Currently Anne Marie, like Victoria, works as a counselor for the Department of Defense at the Great Lakes Fleet & Family Support Center.