Lisa Cuevas Fuechtmann, LCPC, CADC

Lisa Fuechtmann, LCPC, CADC, CCH, CRSS, DCC is a Master’s level clinician who graduated from St. Xavier University with dual concentrations in school and community counseling. Lisa is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor, Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor, Type 73 Certified School Counselor, Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist, Distance Credentialed Counselor, and Certified Recovery Support Specialist. In addition, Lisa has an undergraduate degree in psychology from DePaul University as well as a Master’s Degree in Elementary Education from Dominican University.
Lisa has had seven years of experience in the field of mental health including working with both children and adults in school and community mental health settings. Lisa founded the school counseling program at Latino Youth High School where she worked with adolescents who were dealing with bullying, family issues, behavioral problems, self harming behavior, and academic issues. Lisa is also a former elementary school teacher and current university professor.
Lisa’s work with adults has ranged from treating anxiety, depression, substance abuse, and providing marital counseling to hypnotherapy, care giver support, anger issues, and management of chronic mental illnesses. Lisa has worked extensively in supervisory roles at community mental health organizations and has provided clinical supervision to therapists in training.
Lisa works from a cognitive behavioral framework and also uses reality therapy and psychodynamic techniques. Lisa’s areas of specialty are: Marital/Relationship Counseling, Substance Abuse, Anxiety, Work/Life Balance issues, self-esteem, Domestic Violence, Chronic Mental Illness/Personality Disorders, and Hypnotherapy.