Our Staff

KRISTEN MARZOLF
LCSW, SEP
Kristen is the Founder and Director of the Family Resilience Group. She made it her mission to build a practice that went beyond traditional talk therapy to transformative family change. She recognized early on the need for a deeper level of work and constantly seeks out the most innovative approaches to treatment.
Kristen has then spent the last decade building a team that shares the same enthusiasm for learning and dedication to excellent client care.

COURTNEY FLORES
LPC, RYT, SEP
Courtney joined the FRG family in 2017. She is youthful but beyond her years in wisdom and experience. She comes to this work naturally and is sincere and approachable in her interactions. Courtney is passionate about the intersection of yoga and therapeutic interventions.

ANDREA LOBACZ
RDN, LD
Andrea is a Registered Dietician and an easy person to have a candid conversation with. Clients report feeling like they are with a trusted friend in the way that she listens, supports, and develops individualized plans to promote a healthy relationship with food and the body. She has the ability to provide more structure for clients to manage deeper challenges with food and interacts often with medical personnel.

BECKY CARTER
LCPC
Becky comes to Family Resilience Group with 20+ years of experience in helping adults, teens, and couples heal the wounds of relational trauma that occur in-utero and beyond. Becky is deeply trained in both Somatic Experiencing and Therapeutic Touch. Becky is a member of The International Society for the Study of Trauma and Dissociation. She brings both training and experience in working with Complex PTSD, Sexual Trauma and Dissociative Disorders, especially with traditionally marginalized populations.

MEGHAN VOSLOO
LCSW, SEP
Meghan Vosloo, LCSW, SEP joined our team back in 2020, bolstered by over 25 years of experience with teens, adults, and families. Meghan’s approach is straightforward yet compassionate. She currently hails from Southwest Colorado, and forms deep connections with her clients despite working telehealth only. She views herself as a “miner of hope,” using playfulness and curiosity to help clients tap into their inherent wisdom and potential.
Along with her longstanding passion for working with teens, she loves launching young adults into more autonomy and confidence. Recently, she’s been expanding her practice to include couples, adapting her experience to the unique dynamics of partner relationships.

JENNIE FREDA
LPC, SEP
Jennie Freda, LPC, SEP, brings a unique background and wealth of life experience to FRG. She sees her clients’ struggles with profound empathy and understanding. Her welcoming demeanor and keen sense of humor offer a safe environment for growth. Jennie brings warmth and connection to her work, seeing clients with anxiety, depression, PTSD, and other family issues. She is passionate about helping her clients understand the biological reasons for their symptoms, leveraging mind-body interventions to manage their heightened emotional experiences. Jennie is committed to helping clients develop practical tools and knowledge they can take into their everyday lives.

RESHMA LAGOMARCINO
LCPC,RYT
Reshma Lagomarcino, LCPC, RYT has been in the field for 15 years, working in adult inpatient hospital settings, adult psychosocial rehabilitation programs, providing case management for early intervention, and more recently has been in a private practice setting for over a decade. For most of her career, she has worked with trauma survivors and enjoys working with adolescents and adults.

CHRISTINE STRYKER
LCPC, SEP
Christine Stryker, LCPC, has a wide variety of personal and professional experience that allows for an informed and genuine approach to therapy. She has worked in community mental health settings which has provided extensive experience working with people seeking therapy for a wide array of reasons. She enjoys helping clients feel seen and heard.

CAROLYN PARKER
LCPC, SEP
Carolyn Parker, LCPC, SEP, has been interested in healing/psychotherapy for as long as she can remember. An intuitive and empathic counselor, Carolyn believes her role as a therapist is to meet clients where they are, to walk through challenges with them as they grow and change. Carolyn brings a wealth of experience, over the years, to her work serving in leadership roles in the military, faith and business arenas as well as a community advocate. Her passion for deeper healing and understanding of human development brought her to the Somatic Psychotherapy world.

KELSEY DIDION
LPC, SEP, RYT
Kelsey Didion is a warm, strong Somatic Therapist on our team, specializing in supporting the body to come into deeper regulation with her quiet listening and honest discussions, adding movement and mindfulness to accomplish greater peace.
From Kelsey:
My intention is to create a warm, safe space where you can connect deeply with yourself. Together, we’ll acknowledge, process and transform difficult feelings, sensations, and experiences, so that you can live your life fully. I utilize a relational, strengths-based, trauma-informed approach that is rooted in acceptance, non-judgement, and present-moment awareness.

Analisa Chieffo
LSW
Analisa Chieffo, MSW, is an early career therapist focusing on treatment of children and teens. She brings fresh energy to sessions, wanting deeply to understand her clients and create a safe environment. At the heart of her practice is the belief that meaningful change begins when clients feel deeply seen, heard, and valued.
Analisa’s work is informed by the Neuro-Sequential Model of Therapeutics and Somatic Experiencing. Analisa has trained in doing DBT, IFS and ACT to bring a range of skills to her work with children and teens. She will be focusing on helping her clients share their stories, teaching nervous system skills and balancing both fun and calm for younger ones.

KATHLEEN YOUNG
LCSW
Kathleen Young, LCSW, comes to FRG with almost 18 years of experience in a variety of clinical settings around Chicago. She has worked with children, individuals, families and couples with kindness, grace and effectiveness. Kathleen enjoys decoding trauma and the impacts of trauma in one’s life – her passion shows in her SE work. She has done much work with neurodivergent folks, as she helps them discover the fascinating sensations in their bodies to understand and manage themselves differently. She is strongly capable with a wide range of diagnoses, including Anxiety, Depression, BiPolar and ADHD.

LINDSAY CALHOUN
Lindsay Calhoun is an emerging therapist, still finishing her requirements for licensing. As such, she is able to slide her fee very deeply to make therapy affordable.
Lindsay believes that the role of a therapist is to help people feel empowered to address the challenges that life brings and to deepen one’s awareness of the self through the body. She practices this herself, bringing a grounded presence into the room. Lindsay is training in the modalities of clinical mental health counseling, somatic experiencing, and dance movement therapy.

SARAH WEIDMANN
Sarah gives her full attention to the people she’s working with, bringing focus and awareness. Her warmth and care and humor come to life in her sessions. She works relationally and systemically, acknowledging the connection of our bodies and brains to our lived experience in the world. Sarah is excited to work with couples, families, youth, and our youngest ones. Sarah believes in people’s inherent ability to heal through movement and connection. She has embodied this in her training as a CYT (RYT soon), beginning stages of SE, and expressive arts work.
“Your practice is truly phenomenal. The team environment is incredible and I love how welcoming not just my therapist is, but all of the other team members as well. It feels like a community and I am so incredibly grateful that I was connected to FRG. Thank you all so much. Words cannot even express how thankful I am!” ~ Anonymous Satisfaction Survey Participant
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