About Chicago Human Potential
Our Mission
Chicago Human Potential provides therapy for people who wish to make long-lasting and powerful changes in their lives and relationships. We offer safe, compassionate, and supportive counseling in an atmosphere that deepens understanding, promotes healing and releases potential. Unresolved emotional issues can block creativity, confidence, ambition and our ability for good relationships. Trauma and loss can cause sadness, depression and pain that inhibit and stifle.
Our style of therapy is empathic and respectful of personal values and lifestyle. We use interactive talk therapy and other beneficial techniques like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). After the presenting problems are alleviated, profound change and personal growth are able to take place through understanding and healing of deeper underlying issues.
Therapist

Joslyn Jelinek, LCSW, RDDP, ACSW, CYT
Founder, Chicago Human Potential
Joslyn Jelinek is a psychotherapist & certified substance abuse professional who has helped adults, couples and families work toward positive change in their lives and relationships. She is commited to helping others connect more deeply with their innately strenght and healing. She believes mind-body work is essential for healing ourselves.
She received her Masters of Social Work in Interpersonal Practice and Administration from the University of Michigan. For over sixteen years, she served as a clinical social worker at the Cook County Bureau of Health Services in the departments of Social Work and Psychiatry.
Joslyn Jelinek, LCSW, RDDP, ACSW, CYT
Founder, Chicago Human PotentialJoslyn Jelinek is a psychotherapist & certified substance abuse professional who has helped adults, couples and families work toward positive change in their lives and relationships. She is commited to helping others connect more deeply with their innately strenght and healing. She believes mind-body work is essential for healing ourselves.
She received her Masters of Social Work in Interpersonal Practice and Administration from the University of Michigan. For over sixteen years, she served as a clinical social worker at the Cook County Bureau of Health Services in the departments of Social Work and Psychiatry.