Kenko 健康 in Japanese means health. Our focus is on the wellbeing of the individual as well as the community.
Often times we seek out treatment when we are in transition or having difficulties navigating our lives. Our body as well as our mind, heart, and spirit (or Ki) can become distressed resulting in experiences of disorientation. Other times we may experience "kiki" or crisis, that can upend our lives, leaving us wanting for meaning and reassurance.
At Kenko Interventions, we view crises as opportunity for change and growth (also called kiki). Our focus is to help individuals become self-reliant, energized, and aware of their inner strengths. We achieve this by providing a thorough evaluation to create an individualized treatment plan that guides the therapeutic process. Contact us to learn more!
Life is not about finding yourself. Life is about creating yourself. ~ George Bernard Shaw
My Background
Dr. Kikuchi is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist with over 17 years of experience in health care services. Dr. Kikuchi offers a supportive and integrated approach to psychotherapy by using cognitive and behavior techniques as well as humanistic approaches that focus on existential concerns, mindfulness, and acceptance to help clients better adjust to life changes. He has experience working with a culturally diverse population who have wide range of acute or chronic disorders.
Dr. Kikuchi earned his doctorate degree in psychology (Psy.D.) from the Illinois School of Professional Psychology and completed his postdoctoral fellowship and internship at the University of Wisconsin’s Counseling and Consultation Services. Dr. Kikuchi was also trained in providing community focused mental health services at Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center and St. Elizabeth Hospital Family Practice Center and received diagnostic and psychological testing training at the VA Chicago Health Care System.
Dr. Kikuchi is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist with over 17 years of experience in health care services. Dr. Kikuchi offers a supportive and integrated approach to psychotherapy by using cognitive and behavior techniques as well as humanistic approaches that focus on existential concerns, mindfulness, and acceptance to help clients better adjust to life changes. He has experience working with a culturally diverse population who have wide range of acute or chronic disorders.
Dr. Kikuchi earned his doctorate degree in psychology (Psy.D.) from the Illinois School of Professional Psychology and completed his postdoctoral fellowship and internship at the University of Wisconsin’s Counseling and Consultation Services. Dr. Kikuchi was also trained in providing community focused mental health services at Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center and St. Elizabeth Hospital Family Practice Center and received diagnostic and psychological testing training at the VA Chicago Health Care System.
