Burlington Child and Family Counseling 

Our Burlington office provides a range of services, including:

Location and directions:

Located at Love, Inc.
480 South Pine St.
Burlington, WI 53105
(262) 763-3008
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Hours:

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Call for available appointment times.

Our staff:
Val J. Lura, MS, LPC, is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater's Counseling Program. She is a a licensed professional counselor in Wisconsin and Illinois. Val has extensive experience working with children and families in the child welfare system. She specializes in providing individual and group counseling to children ages 3-18 who have been subjected to emotional, sexual and physical abuse. Val has experience working with families through the adoption process and with those children who are being reunified with their biological families. Children who work with Val also will work with Buddy, an animal-assisted therapy dog. Buddy helps children open up and express themselves.  Learn more about Buddy, an animal-assisted therapy dog, by reading his blog.

Mary M. Weber, LCSW, is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and has worked as a child and family therapist for more than 18 years. She specializes in working with children ages 2-18. She provides outpatient psychotherapy with an emphasis on client centered therapy, as well as behavior modification and cognitive processes. She works with children presenting with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, adjustment difficulties, attachment issues, sexual abuse and trauma. Mary uses a strong, supportive and respectful approach when working with children and families of diverse cultural backgrounds.

Ann Rolling, PhD, LPC, graduated from Marquette University with a doctorate degree in Clinical Psychology. She has worked as a therapist in the Racine office for more than six years.  She has been the Area Manager in the Racine office since 2007.  Ann completed her pre-doctoral internship at Pine Rest Christian Mental Health Services in Kalamazoo, Mich. She has experience working with many of the mental health issues that result from child maltreatment, including depression, anxiety, post traumatic stress disorder, anger control problems and adjustment issues. While in graduate school she completed a two-year practicum at the Child Protection Center in Milwaukee. Ann also completed a practicum at Froedtert Hospital in the Child Neuropsychology department.  Click here to email Ann your questions about the Burlington office.

Other Children's Service Society Programs available in western Racine County:

• Intensive In-home Therapy, Children Come First.
• Racine County Child Advocacy Center.
• Home Visitation Program.
• Family Resource Center Network (expansion of Community Response Program).
• Volunteer Respite Program.

Community resources:

Child and Family Counseling services are supported in part by the United Way of Racine County and the Racine County Human Services Department.

Find a variety of resources throughout Racine County in the UW-Extension Family Resource Directory.

Learn more information about our other Child and Family Counseling programs around the state.

Service excellence:

Children's Service Society is committed to providing the highest possible care to the children and families we serve.  We regularly ask clients to give us feedback on how well we are meeting this goal. Here are some comments from Burlington families who recently completed an anonymous survey.

"Val is great to work with she has been helping me and my family for the last couple of years."

"I always look forward to each weekly visit, it's nice to come and let everything go and not be judged by what I have to say. Staff is so supportive, and kind, and when I'm in the wrong they tell me in such a nice manner on how to fix it."

"I have seen my son change into making better choices in what he needs to do. The skill I was taught to follow threw has help me understand as a parent what to do for my sons needs.  Thank you."

"Wouldn't know what to do without Val."

"Val has been a joy and life saver with my children. She's doing a great job."