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It is a personal choice to begin counseling and we are here to walk the journey with you. Through community and connection, change is possible so that you can experience more fulfilling relationships, wellness and emotional health.

It is through relationship that we receive the support needed for restoration and well-being. My commitment is to be present within the community of Alton and meet the needs of those around us. Our dedicated team of therapists will continue to seek opportunities to provide resources through support groups, wellness events, and counseling services.

My personal story has taught me to value the journey, it will be filled with both joy and struggle. I recognize some things I may not get right at the beginning and over time we will continue to evolve; however, the goal to provide a safe and inviting environment, to show authenticity, and to be a dependable source of support for the time you journey alongside us will remain constant.

RBGA Small Business of the Month - May 2009
Co-Small Business of the Year 2009 

RBGA Small Business of the Month - August 2022


RBGA Small Business of the Month - May 2013
RBGA Small Business of the Month - December 1993  

Mac, and his son Rob, work hand-in-hand on everything. This Dream Team is responsible for facility updates and new ventures including Mac’s on 4th Market, Online Ordering, Parking Lot Expansion, Sunday Brunch Buffet, Virtual Kitchens, Including our newest location “Mac’s Pizza & Poker” of Godfrey.      

Mac, and his son Rob, work hand-in-hand on everything. This Dream Team is responsible for facility updates and new ventures including Mac’s on 4th Market, Online Ordering, Parking Lot Expansion, Sunday Brunch Buffet, Virtual Kitchens, Including our newest location “Mac’s Pizza & Poker” of Godfrey.

Alton Catholic Charities

Guardian Angel Food Pantry: Our food pantry provides supplemental food to eligible individuals and families facing food insecurity. Food baskets are based on family size and can be received every 30 days. The pantry is open on Wednesdays and Fridays from 12:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Pantry hours, and the number of clients served can change based on food supply. Mobile

Food Pantry: Through the hunger relief effort, our refrigerated Mobile Food Pantry truck delivers a two-week supply of food to pre-registered individuals and families in rural communities throughout our service areas of Madison, Jersey, Calhoun, and Bond Counties. The Mobile Food Pantry program strives to deliver food to at least one rural community per month.

Alton & Granite City Catholic Charities

Legal Services: This community-based, quality legal services program helps people with little to no income in obtaining pro bono legal assistance in civil matters.

Prescription Medication Assistance: The target population of the prescription medication assistance program is those with immediate medication needs who have no or limited prescription drug coverage. Advocates assist eligible clients with obtaining medicines from an approved local pharmacy. When funds allow, advocates can also assist with medical supplies depending upon the situation.

Professional Counseling Solutions: Therapeutic services are provided to individuals, couples, and families by licensed professionals and focus on helping clients cope with life's challenges in order to return to their optimum level of functioning. Services are based on a sliding fee scale, and clients are not refused due to their inability to pay. Insurance is accepted, and evening appointments are available. A variety of telehealth options are available.


The Madison County Child Advocacy Center (CAC) provides professional intervention and supportive services to fight child abuse. Most importantly, the CAC provides a safe haven for children to talk about the physical or sexual abuse they may have experienced and to help in limiting the number of times a child has to be interviewed. Before the CAC opened, a child who was a victim or witnessed a violent crime would often be interviewed by 8 to 12 different people before the case went to trial. Because of the CAC, abused children no longer have to endure such a strenuous interviewing process and authorities are better able to prosecute abuse cases.

The mission of the Madison County Child Advocacy Center is to provide a professional and child-friendly environment to assist in the investigation of allegations of child abuse, provide access to services and treatment for victims and their families and raise awareness within the community.

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