Hiram Kirkendall

Therapist

Offers Online Sessions

LCPC

Male

Hiram Kirkendall is a U.S Army veteran. Client's who are stuck or at risk and need to make positive changes in their life are the clients that I help the most. Clients will learn skills to make positive changes. Clients who are stuck will learn to remove the anchors from their live. Clients will learn to be forward thinking instead of living in the past. I have a master degree from Chicago state. I have practiced as mental health counselor since 2012.

More About Hiram Kirkendall

Practice/Network Information

Hiram Kirkendall is featured on Psych Hub through our partnership with Grow Therapy.

Top Specialties

Addiction Anger Management Anxiety Bipolar Disorder Career Counseling Coping Skills Couples Counseling Depression Family Conflict Family Therapy Men's Mental Health Trauma and PTSD Veterans and Active Duty Military Mental Health

Available In

Illinois

Treatment Methods

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Reality Therapy

Ages Treated

Middle Age (40 - 64) Young Adult (18-39)

Identifies As

Black / African American

Languages Spoken

English

License Information

LCPC

Insurance and Fees

Insurance or Payments Accepted

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Aetna All Savers AvMed Blue Cross Blue Shield Cigna EAP Evernorth Golden Rule Harvard Pilgrim Humana Medicaid Medicare Optum Oscar Other Oxford Self Pay Surest (formerly Bind) Tufts United Health Care

Self-Pay Rate

$120 / Session

FAQs

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