Braden Counseling Center

Braden Counseling Center (BCC) specializes in counseling individuals, couples and families in various stages of life. Dr. Jayne A Braden is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist. She has been performing court-ordered assessments for more than 14 years and has advanced forensic training. She is licensed by the Illinois Department of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse, and has 11 years of experience with DUI evaluation, treatment and assistance with license reinstatement.

The goal of Braden Counseling Center (BCC) is to help you change your life, so you can learn to do it on your own. BCC has an experienced staff that is licensed by the State of Illinois to provide mental health services. BCC also offers a variety of evaluations, including same-day DUI evaluations, and legal and forensic work for attorneys.

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