Therapists in 60201

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 15 years experience working with children, adolescents and families. I specialize in treating children and adolescents who have faced trauma, abuse, loss and multiple transitions. I believe in utilizing a holistic and strength-building approach to working with children and their families. I incorporate a variety of therapeutic techniques into my sessions in order to meet your child where they are at in order to facilitate growth and health. I believe that collaboration with parents,medical providers, and extended support systems is imperative to help children to heal and to cope more effectively with daily challenges.

People come to Dr. Giblin with problems of anxiety, depression, trauma, and relationship problems. She has been in practice for over 20 years working with adults of all ages. She is attuned to understanding childhood patterns that no longer work and may contribute to one's current stress. Dr. Giblin is trained in both classical psychodynamic understanding and also in the newer modes of intervention; therefore she can be focused and effective. She is a highly compassionate and committed therapist with insight and intelligence. She empowers her clients to access their own power to change.

I have been in private practice for almost 30 years. I offer a safe environment for someone to explore, learn, change and grow. I try to tailor the therapy to the needs of the client and foster open communication about goals and obstacles that tend to get in the way of achieving those goals.

Life, with all its challenges can be overwhelming. Finding a trusted professional to process and explore these experiences can be helpful and meaningful. Therapy should be a non-judgmental experience so you can feel comfortable learning more about yourself. I view therapy as a partnership, you are the expert in your life. We can work together in discovering more effective ways to confront life's challenges.

As an interactive, solution-focused therapist, my treatment approach is to provide support and practical feedback to help clients address current life challenges and long-standing issues. With compassion and understanding, I help individuals find resolution to a wide range of personal concerns and psychological issues.

A challenging relationship or partner's confusing behavior may leave you feeling doubtful or unsure as to what to do. I understand and provide a safe place for you to explore all of your options. My practice is built around a woman's unique needs. With 28 years of experience, I specialize in relationship exploration for those at a crossroad. Offering a compassionate style of therapy, I lead you towards greater clarity & understanding of your situation. Learn new responses for self-care as you build new tools to find your voice. Together, let us do what we can to restore balance to your life to help you feel good again.

There are times when we need to feel extra support, and when an outside view helps us to gain clarity and insight. Other times, we may want a guide to help us dig deeper into past issues in order to transform and grow. I listen to my clients and together we decide the pace of therapy. I create a comfortable environment that encourages growth and self acceptance. Developing a relationship based on trust, safety and compassion helps my clients to identify and address obstacles to inner strength.

I have been in private practice for over 18 years. I treat adults in individual and conjoint psychotherapy. I specialize in the treatment of eating disorders, anxiety, depression, adjustment disorders and bereavement. I am comfortable using both brief and long-term treatment approaches. In my practice, I hope to help my clients better understand how long-standing conflicts and current stressors may be impacting their ability to function successfully in the present.

You may be considering which therapist can best serve your needs and understand your unique circumstances. If you choose to work with me, we will identify your goals and work to meet them. I am trained to apply a range of therapeutic approaches based on what we mutually decide will work for you at this time.

Mariko Wiseberg Roberts is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor with experience in providing therapy to adults, adolescents, families, and couples since 2002. She incorporates a variety of techniques including client centered, cognitive behavioral, psychodynamic and systemic approaches in her work with clients.

I work from a systemic/humanistic approach to explore issues that are shaped by childhood experiences in order to assist with processing, healing, and reducing problems you may be facing. I believe in creating a safe and non-judgmental environment in order to have a strong therapeutic relationship that promotes trust and growth. It's important for me to preserve and identify your core values in efforts towards becoming self-aware and living a fulfilling life. Additionally, I provide mindfulness concepts to bring you to the here and now in order to explore feelings of anxiety, hopelessness, and traumatic experiences.

I have a restorative and relational approach with the clients I serve. I embrace a strengths perspective which encourages self-sufficiency and acknowledges that individuals have the capability to engage in problem-solving work and improve their own functioning. I also recognize the important role of parents and other significant adults in youths' lives and strive to work together in addressing youth behavior and promoting appropriate parent leadership and family capabilities. I have a collaborative, trauma informed lens to treatment, and provide a warm, comforting environment to address difficult yet important issues in your life.

I began my professional career as a lawyer. Studying and practicing in the field of law helped me develop critical thinking skills and an understanding of how to navigate the practical challenges of life. However, working as a lawyer made me realize I wanted to help people on a more personal, emotional, and psychological level so they could be effective before they need a lawyer. So, at the age of 29, I quit my job as a family law attorney and went back to school to get a Ph.D. in Psychology. As a lifetime student, I am dedicated to learning. I want to learn more about you and help you get to where you want to be.

Reaching out for help while making sense of distressing emotions, thoughts, urges, and life events can feel overwhelming or even scary. My goal is to make this first step easier by creating a safe space where you feel seen and heard as we begin to work on your concerns. Through a multicultural lens, I use a relational approach and specialize in the treatment of trauma, substance use, anxiety, and dual diagnosis. I primarily work with young adults and adults as they navigate concerns related to trauma, adverse life events, substance use, mood disorders, anxiety, multicultural concerns, relational distress, and life transitions.

When your family has been fighting or your child is struggling, I offer a safe, judgment-free space where you can feel comfortable exploring the real you. If you are feeling like your issues are just too complicated or your family too dysfunctional, I can help you break down the issues and manage them. Together, we will identify challenges and I will encourage you to use your strengths to empower change.

Are you struggling with living in the time of Covid19? Perhaps you are having difficulty connecting to yourself or to others. Sometimes the solutions to problems we've used in the past no longer work for us in the present. My goal is to help individuals and couples, who struggle due to depression, anxiety, relationship issues, trauma and/or sexual abuse, find answers in a safe and supportive environment.

My approach to psychotherapy is supportive and exploratory. People find themselves in difficult situations and complex relationships and often need to change aspects about themselves when they discover repeating patterns. I enjoy the process of developing relationships with my patients, understanding their unique stories, and helping them to identify patterns in their life that may no longer be adaptive. I use a strength based approach, trying to focus on what resilience people bring to the table. I find that actively engaging people in a collaborative process is the best way to achieve lasting change.

The world can be a frightening, difficult place, and we all need a safe place where we can feel seen, valued, and appreciated for who we are. My practice is primarily informed by Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), with a client centered base. I believe that a strong, supportive therapeutic relationship is the cornerstone of all change. I have and still do work with a wide range of clients from diverse backgrounds and with diverse presenting concerns.

I help entrepreneurs, innovative leaders, coaches/therapists, and other creative people stalled in important work or life pursuits. You've become "stuck:" there's something you want to do, have the skills for, yet struggle with. Your block doesn't make sense, and you're FRUSTRATED and maybe even overwhelmed or ashamed. Examples include entrepreneur's block, writer's block, getting past bad job experiences, networking, building executive presence, seeking courage to build new relationships, and other workplace phobias. The work transforms what you struggle to do into what you'd love to do, and rebuilds a sense of purpose.