Joy Miller & Associates - Counseling & Wellness Services

Crossroads Counseling Services, located in Illinois, provides personalized and compassionate therapy to individuals facing a range of emotional and behavioral challenges. With 20 years of experience, their dedicated team utilizes various proven therapeutic methods tailored to each client's unique needs, promoting mental, physical, and emotional healing. Specializing in areas such as anxiety, depression, trauma, and couples therapy, Crossroads aims to help clients navigate life's struggles with dignity and respect. Their commitment to individualized care fosters an environment where patients can work towards achieving their well-being and living fulfilling lives. Generated from the website

Melanie’s affiliations include: The American Psychological Association, the American Counseling Association, the Illinois Counseling Association (past president) the Illinois Association for Adult Development and Aging (past president), and the West Central Illinois Professional Counselors Association Chapter of ICA. She was an On-Site Team Member for the Council for the Accreditation of Counseling and Related Education Programs. In 2011 Melanie received the ICA Robert J. Nejedlo Distinguished Leadership Award in recognition of her exceptional leadership in a number of roles within chapters, divisions, state, regional, national, and/or international professional counseling organizations. In 2003 she received the C. A. Michelman Award for outstanding service and for making significant contributions toward raising professional counseling standards. A colleague shared that Melanie “has left a legacy in every arena in which she has participated by leaving it better off than when she arrived.” This service has been and is near and dear to her. Melanie is President of the Board of Directors of the Illinois Counseling Association Foundation. In 2005 she led a dedicated team to establish the Foundation. This capstone in her professional contributions took an extraordinary amount of time and effort. The Foundation awards professional development, research and social issues grants. In 2007, the Melanie E. Rawlins Research Grant was named in her honor. Please visit w