Trauma Focused Therapists in Dolton, IL
I am passionate about helping clients to actualize there strengths by creating a safe and affirming space where you can explore who you are without judgement. My ideal client may be navigating life transitions, relationship issues, questions about identity, or even trauma, and is seeking healing, clarity, and growth. I am growth minded and I bring that to my practice daily.
I am passionate about helping clients to actualize there strengths by creating a safe and affirming space where you can explore who you are without judgement. My ideal client may be navigating life transitions, relationship issues, questions about identity, or even trauma, and is seeking healing, clarity, and growth. I am growth minded and I bring that to my practice daily.
My name is Kynnedi Tripplett, LCSW. My therapeutic style is open-minded, empathetic, and laid back. I like to meet people where they are and help them to reach their personal goals in relationships, learn more about themselves, and step more into who they want to be. I have experience working with clients who are struggling with symptoms of anxiety, depression & life transitions. Most of my experience is with adolescents and young adults. I enjoy working with folks of diverse backgrounds like LGBTQIA+, BIPOC, and families.
My name is Kynnedi Tripplett, LCSW. My therapeutic style is open-minded, empathetic, and laid back. I like to meet people where they are and help them to reach their personal goals in relationships, learn more about themselves, and step more into who they want to be. I have experience working with clients who are struggling with symptoms of anxiety, depression & life transitions. Most of my experience is with adolescents and young adults. I enjoy working with folks of diverse backgrounds like LGBTQIA+, BIPOC, and families.
I work with couples who are experiencing significant challenges in their relationship, including those who may be on the brink of divorce. They may be dealing with communication breakdowns, emotional disconnection, unresolved conflicts, or the impact of past traumas. I also work with individual clients who may not have an obvious history of trauma but may be struggling with anxiety, depression, or other challenges that make it difficult to thrive. They might feel overwhelmed by daily stressors, experience low self-esteem, or struggle to manage their emotions and maintain a positive outlook.
I work with couples who are experiencing significant challenges in their relationship, including those who may be on the brink of divorce. They may be dealing with communication breakdowns, emotional disconnection, unresolved conflicts, or the impact of past traumas. I also work with individual clients who may not have an obvious history of trauma but may be struggling with anxiety, depression, or other challenges that make it difficult to thrive. They might feel overwhelmed by daily stressors, experience low self-esteem, or struggle to manage their emotions and maintain a positive outlook.
Hello! I am delighted to introduce myself to you. My name is Li Drummond. I have worked with many different presenting issues including adjustment issues, anxiety, depression, suicide risk, stress, loss, trauma, struggles with drugs and alcohol, family problems, child welfare, family problems, offenders, and relationship difficulties. I feel comfortable working with clients ranging in age from children to adults and feel especially well-equipped to work with clients facing discrimination and marginalization including members of various immigrant communities, LGBTQIA+ clientele, black, indigenous and people of color (BIPOC).
Hello! I am delighted to introduce myself to you. My name is Li Drummond. I have worked with many different presenting issues including adjustment issues, anxiety, depression, suicide risk, stress, loss, trauma, struggles with drugs and alcohol, family problems, child welfare, family problems, offenders, and relationship difficulties. I feel comfortable working with clients ranging in age from children to adults and feel especially well-equipped to work with clients facing discrimination and marginalization including members of various immigrant communities, LGBTQIA+ clientele, black, indigenous and people of color (BIPOC).
Life isn’t always easy. Sometimes, even the strongest people amongst us need a little bit of help to work through some of life’s more challenging problems. Everyone has battles to fight and hurdles to overcome at some point. Whether you struggle with anxiety, depression, self-esteem, or any other issue, you should know that there is hope for a better tomorrow.
Life isn’t always easy. Sometimes, even the strongest people amongst us need a little bit of help to work through some of life’s more challenging problems. Everyone has battles to fight and hurdles to overcome at some point. Whether you struggle with anxiety, depression, self-esteem, or any other issue, you should know that there is hope for a better tomorrow.
Experiencing trauma within relationships can deeply affect our sense of security and connection. Unresolved trauma can create discord and disconnect, manifesting as persistent tension, feelings of betrayal, or emotional withdrawal. You may find yourself caught in cycles of blame or misunderstanding, making it tough to find peace. Recognizing the impact of these experiences is crucial. By addressing them with compassion and insight, healing and reconciliation become possible, allowing for more genuine connections and stronger relationship bonds.
Experiencing trauma within relationships can deeply affect our sense of security and connection. Unresolved trauma can create discord and disconnect, manifesting as persistent tension, feelings of betrayal, or emotional withdrawal. You may find yourself caught in cycles of blame or misunderstanding, making it tough to find peace. Recognizing the impact of these experiences is crucial. By addressing them with compassion and insight, healing and reconciliation become possible, allowing for more genuine connections and stronger relationship bonds.
Nobody sees it. That is the thing nobody ever talks about. You show up. You take care of everyone. You say the right things at the right times, hold the family together, meet every expectation, and smile through the exhaustion. And somewhere in all of that, you disappeared. Not all at once. Slowly, over years, without anyone noticing. The version of you that had her own wants, her own voice, her own way of moving through a room, she got quieter and quieter until you stopped noticing she was gone. You are not broken. You are functioning. But functioning is not the same as living, and deep down, you already know the difference.
Nobody sees it. That is the thing nobody ever talks about. You show up. You take care of everyone. You say the right things at the right times, hold the family together, meet every expectation, and smile through the exhaustion. And somewhere in all of that, you disappeared. Not all at once. Slowly, over years, without anyone noticing. The version of you that had her own wants, her own voice, her own way of moving through a room, she got quieter and quieter until you stopped noticing she was gone. You are not broken. You are functioning. But functioning is not the same as living, and deep down, you already know the difference.
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Most of my clients come to me because they've realized that the View From The Top is lonely when you've abandoned your real self at the bottom.
They're high-performing, often highly credentialed, and externally composed. But something internal has shifted - decisions feel harder, relationships feel performative, and the version of themselves they've built to succeed no longer feels like it fits.
My work isn't about coping strategies or quick reframes. It's about understanding the underlying architecture shaping how you think, decide, and relate - and whether that architecture still belongs to you.
Most of my clients come to me because they've realized that the View From The Top is lonely when you've abandoned your real self at the bottom.
They're high-performing, often highly credentialed, and externally composed. But something internal has shifted - decisions feel harder, relationships feel performative, and the version of themselves they've built to succeed no longer feels like it fits.
My work isn't about coping strategies or quick reframes. It's about understanding the underlying architecture shaping how you think, decide, and relate - and whether that architecture still belongs to you.
I am licensed clinical psychologist and offer telehealth telehealth services to individuals living in IL, MO, MI, and OH. I am an active therapist and believe in working collaboratively with clients. I serve adults and teens to identify areas of concern and establish clear and achievable treatment goals.
I am licensed clinical psychologist and offer telehealth telehealth services to individuals living in IL, MO, MI, and OH. I am an active therapist and believe in working collaboratively with clients. I serve adults and teens to identify areas of concern and establish clear and achievable treatment goals.
I deeply value the unique journey of every individual and couple I work with. I believe that understanding your own story and experiences can be transformative, and I’m here to support you in that process. My goal is to create a warm, collaborative space where you feel safe and understood, respecting your identity and choices throughout our work together. While I draw from various therapeutic approaches, including cognitive-behavioral, person centered, strength based, solution-focused, and Gottman method for couples therapy, I frequently use the EMDR approach to address and resolve various distressing experiences.
I deeply value the unique journey of every individual and couple I work with. I believe that understanding your own story and experiences can be transformative, and I’m here to support you in that process. My goal is to create a warm, collaborative space where you feel safe and understood, respecting your identity and choices throughout our work together. While I draw from various therapeutic approaches, including cognitive-behavioral, person centered, strength based, solution-focused, and Gottman method for couples therapy, I frequently use the EMDR approach to address and resolve various distressing experiences.
We often try to deny and reject our past instead of embracing it, sometimes leading to self-doubt, negative thoughts and memories that can hinder us. Through collaboration and self-determination, we can reignite the drive that still lies within, so that we can increase your self-esteem, replace negative thoughts with positive thinking, and process those memories together. You are not alone. April has always been passionate about helping others achieve their goals for better mental health. From assistance with daily stressors to feelings of hopelessness, each client is unique and deserves a therapeutic journey tailored to them.
We often try to deny and reject our past instead of embracing it, sometimes leading to self-doubt, negative thoughts and memories that can hinder us. Through collaboration and self-determination, we can reignite the drive that still lies within, so that we can increase your self-esteem, replace negative thoughts with positive thinking, and process those memories together. You are not alone. April has always been passionate about helping others achieve their goals for better mental health. From assistance with daily stressors to feelings of hopelessness, each client is unique and deserves a therapeutic journey tailored to them.
Hi! I’m Jessi, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist specializing in Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) and Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP). I help adult individuals and couples navigate anxiety, relationships, and self-worth, including perfectionism, low self-esteem, and depression. My approach is warm, relatable, and solution-focused, offering a space where you feel understood and supported as you work toward meaningful change.
Hi! I’m Jessi, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist specializing in Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) and Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP). I help adult individuals and couples navigate anxiety, relationships, and self-worth, including perfectionism, low self-esteem, and depression. My approach is warm, relatable, and solution-focused, offering a space where you feel understood and supported as you work toward meaningful change.
Keila is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) with a Bachelor's degree from DePaul University and Masters degree from the University of Illinois at Chicago. She has experience in a wide variety of settings including nursing homes, hospitals, and community mental health organizations where she practiced 1:1 therapy, crisis stabilization, and short-term family therapy with adult clients. She specializes in relationship issues, mood disorders, and life transitions.
Keila is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) with a Bachelor's degree from DePaul University and Masters degree from the University of Illinois at Chicago. She has experience in a wide variety of settings including nursing homes, hospitals, and community mental health organizations where she practiced 1:1 therapy, crisis stabilization, and short-term family therapy with adult clients. She specializes in relationship issues, mood disorders, and life transitions.
If life feels difficult right now and you're needing guidance, I'm here to sincerely listen and support you. I've been working as a counselor/therapist/healer now for more than 10 years. I'm happy to offer free flow or structured sessions that eliminate your problem and accomplish your goals.
If life feels difficult right now and you're needing guidance, I'm here to sincerely listen and support you. I've been working as a counselor/therapist/healer now for more than 10 years. I'm happy to offer free flow or structured sessions that eliminate your problem and accomplish your goals.
You are tired of being misunderstood. People see your reactions but not the hurt behind them. You feel intense emotions, quick anger, or a need to shut down to protect yourself. You do not trust easily, and staying guarded feels safer than being let down again. A part of you knows the way you cope is starting to affect your relationships and your peace. You want to understand why everything feels so heightened and how to get more control without feeling ashamed, judged, or blamed. You want someone who can handle your intensity and see past the surface.
You are tired of being misunderstood. People see your reactions but not the hurt behind them. You feel intense emotions, quick anger, or a need to shut down to protect yourself. You do not trust easily, and staying guarded feels safer than being let down again. A part of you knows the way you cope is starting to affect your relationships and your peace. You want to understand why everything feels so heightened and how to get more control without feeling ashamed, judged, or blamed. You want someone who can handle your intensity and see past the surface.
I work with clients who feel "stuck" in self-sabotage. If you are feeling held back by your past, low on energy, or frustrated with your inconsistency in motivation, we will be a good fit. The approach I use is called NARM, the NeuroAffective Relational Model, and it is a body-based psychotherapy. Together, we will explore what is holding you back from achieving your goals, and work to release the pain tied to the old pattern. My approach is gentle and compassionate, and creates the conditions for you to reconnect to your authentic self.
I work with clients who feel "stuck" in self-sabotage. If you are feeling held back by your past, low on energy, or frustrated with your inconsistency in motivation, we will be a good fit. The approach I use is called NARM, the NeuroAffective Relational Model, and it is a body-based psychotherapy. Together, we will explore what is holding you back from achieving your goals, and work to release the pain tied to the old pattern. My approach is gentle and compassionate, and creates the conditions for you to reconnect to your authentic self.
As a mental health therapist, I provide a safe and pleasant environment for you to share your life's challenges. I believe in helping you realize your strengths and abilities to overcome these challenges. I assist you with processing and working through your troubles as well as equipping you with the knowledge and tools to combat your obstacles. Working together we will make positive changes in your life. Some of the areas I address are: depression; anxiety; physical, sexual, and emotional abuse; relationship & attachment issues; adults who experienced childhood trauma; anger management; PTSD; and ADHD.
As a mental health therapist, I provide a safe and pleasant environment for you to share your life's challenges. I believe in helping you realize your strengths and abilities to overcome these challenges. I assist you with processing and working through your troubles as well as equipping you with the knowledge and tools to combat your obstacles. Working together we will make positive changes in your life. Some of the areas I address are: depression; anxiety; physical, sexual, and emotional abuse; relationship & attachment issues; adults who experienced childhood trauma; anger management; PTSD; and ADHD.
There are many good reasons to come to therapy: unexplained emotional pain, worry that something is wrong with you, the aftermath of a loss, a sense you are somehow absent from life, repeating unhelpful cycles, or simply the wish to grow. To name a few. Listening attentively to what has brought you here will be our initial guide in understanding your unique position in your social, cultural, and relational worlds. Through this process, we will make sense of the sources of your suffering. It is possible to gain understanding and give words to what has felt unspeakable.
There are many good reasons to come to therapy: unexplained emotional pain, worry that something is wrong with you, the aftermath of a loss, a sense you are somehow absent from life, repeating unhelpful cycles, or simply the wish to grow. To name a few. Listening attentively to what has brought you here will be our initial guide in understanding your unique position in your social, cultural, and relational worlds. Through this process, we will make sense of the sources of your suffering. It is possible to gain understanding and give words to what has felt unspeakable.
First responders and others carrying trauma, PTSD, grief, or suicidal thoughts often feel unable to take part in life roles that once brought satisfaction. You may be living with intrusive memories, numbness, shame, or restless nights that make daily tasks harder. Recovery is possible, and you do not have to face this alone. Trauma, grief, and suicidal thoughts can come from line-of-duty events, sudden loss, or long-accumulated stress; they often overlap and worsen one another. Together we'll slowly process these experiences, restore safety, and rebuild your sense of purpose.
First responders and others carrying trauma, PTSD, grief, or suicidal thoughts often feel unable to take part in life roles that once brought satisfaction. You may be living with intrusive memories, numbness, shame, or restless nights that make daily tasks harder. Recovery is possible, and you do not have to face this alone. Trauma, grief, and suicidal thoughts can come from line-of-duty events, sudden loss, or long-accumulated stress; they often overlap and worsen one another. Together we'll slowly process these experiences, restore safety, and rebuild your sense of purpose.
Are you feeling overwhelmed by trauma, stress, or anxiety that feels unmanageable? Struggling to find the right mental health support during a crisis, or facing unique challenges as part of the LGBTQ+ community? You don’t have to face it alone. I provide compassionate, personalized therapy to explore the root causes of your struggles, heal in a safe space, and develop practical coping strategies. Together, we’ll help you feel more grounded, hopeful, and empowered.
Are you feeling overwhelmed by trauma, stress, or anxiety that feels unmanageable? Struggling to find the right mental health support during a crisis, or facing unique challenges as part of the LGBTQ+ community? You don’t have to face it alone. I provide compassionate, personalized therapy to explore the root causes of your struggles, heal in a safe space, and develop practical coping strategies. Together, we’ll help you feel more grounded, hopeful, and empowered.
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