Clinical Supervision and Licensed Supervisors Therapists in Naperville, IL

If you are struggling with the aftermath of trauma, or navigating a depressive episode, or feeling anxious about socializing with others, or coping with a major life change, or trying to figure where to land on your identity, you are at an important intersection of life. You may be at the edge of losing hope for change, but as Anais Nin put it, “And the day came when the risk to remain tight in a bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom.” A crisis is also an opportunity for make a transformation with the help of an experienced mental health professional.

Laura’s clients have often described her as being very real, empathic and approachable. Laura builds upon over a decade of experience, offering an understanding and direct, yet sensitive, approach to the therapy process.

"I AM NOT ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS AT THIS TIME." My practice was founded from my desire to help and improve the lives of others. My goal for all my clients is to encourage them to live "An Authentic Life" by developing a healthy mind, body and spirit. I help clients identify and change their perceptions to foster a new awareness so they move towards better self-esteem, healthy coping strategies and more positive relationships. My specialities include working with those who struggle with anxiety, depression and mood disorders. I also enjoy coaching people through the various transitions life has to offer.

In working in a number of different settings, Leah has worked with a wide range of ages and diagnoses. The primary focus is adolescents through adults. Concerns that clients may work on, but not limited to, are depression, anxiety, trauma, grief, life transitions/adjustments, adoption, mood management, and relationship/communication issues.

I am Licensed Clinical Social Worker in both Illinois and Florida (telehealth only). I obtained my Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology from Aurora University in 2006 and my Masters Degree in Clinical Social Work from Aurora University in 2010. I have been working in the field since 2006 in various settings including community mental health centers, residential/group homes, homeless shelters, and hospitals. I specializes in depression, anxiety, mood disorders, relationship issues, parenting difficulties, crisis intervention, and LGBT issues. I work with clients across the life span in both outpatient and inpatient settings.

Hi there! If you are reading this right now, then I am so grateful that you found me. I think that it is so important to find someone that you are able to connect with on a very personal level as you begin the process of sharing your story. I hope that with my professional and personal experiences, I can be a strong support for you as you begin this very meaningful and important journey in your life.

The Vine Counseling Center's team of licensed therapists offers a wide range of services to children, adolescents, and adults as well as families and couples. Our therapists support those working through anxiety, depression, complex trauma, grief, life transitions, relationship issues, and other challenging mental health disorders. We also have a select group of therapists that are experts in addressing childhood issues such as school anxiety/refusal, sensory regulation, educational/academic support, and toileting concerns just to name a few.

We are all searching for happiness. We all want our children and partners to be happy. Happiness begins when we are able to let go of the hurt and pain that keeps us stuck. Elizabeth believes in empowering her clients to acknowledge their bravery by seeking therapy and beginning the healing process. She encourages them to express and feel the uncomfortable feelings, and guides them as they begin to move forward again in their life journey.

Asking for help can be a difficult first step. I believe reaching out is a sign of inner strength and is also an investment in your own self. You are the expert on your own life and have the power to make the desired changes in your life. Whether you are struggling with your mental health or are seeking to maintain a healthy lifestyle, therapy can benefit anyone. I strive to guide and give support to my clients in making the changes they want to achieve.

I believe everyone has the right to be heard and feel important. This is why I have created an individualized and unique model that will meet each individual where they are and help you to reach the goals that you have for your life. Therapy begins with creating a trusting therapeutic relationship where you can feel safe. Together, we will identify what is the life you want in order to create a road map to get there. I believe that therapy is a partnership and it is a privilege to share that journey with you.

Eve Brownstone, LCPC, Expressive Arts Therapist and Certified Psychodramatist I have been providing compassionate care for the creative soul for 32 years. I enjoy supporting and empowering my clients to look within to gain more self-awareness, self-love, and self-acceptance. Art therapy, dance/movement therapy, guided imagery, meditation, journaling, and role-play are some of the tools used for this journey. The arts are excellent outlets to cope with stress and therapeutic tools that get below the surface to the heart of the matter. Not everyone’s first language is verbal and the arts can help us speak. Speak our own truth.

Child Therapy Chicago is a counseling & psychotherapy specialist practice in the Chicagoland area working exclusively with kids from toddlers through teens and parents. We use play and talk therapy to help kids manage big emotions and behaviors like anxiety, sadness, fears, tantrums, aggression, school and social issues and feelings related to divorce. Offices in Chicago's Lakeview neighborhood (1300 W Belmont Ave), Western Suburbs downtown Naperville (29 S Webster St) and North Shore downtown Northbrook (1340 Shermer Rd).

There is value in finding a therapist that is right for you! My commitment is that no matter where you are, where you came from, or where you're headed, you can live a life filled with purpose, grace, and ease. My education includes a Bachelor's in Psychology from Purdue University, a Master's in Counseling from National Louis University. In the last 15 years I have been successful in making a long-lasting difference for those struggling with eating disorders, anxiety, self-injury, behavioral disorders and personality disorders.

I have availability for appointments in late morning/early afternoon. There are times life hurts, disappoints and frustrates, or goes beyond a sense of control or understanding. Sometimes redirecting and adjusting life's energies takes the assistance of a clinical professional. Personal growth, identity, and integration is a journey that is made easier with the trust and care of a professional. The Ely labyrinth, as used in our logo, is used as a symbol of Kuhn Counseling Center as it represents a path to a more balanced, whole-person well-being. Kuhn Counseling Center aims to help individuals deal with their struggles in life.

I am passionate about providing counseling for children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families. I enjoy working with diverse cultural backgrounds, all sexual orientations and gender, and advocating for clients. I use an integrative treatment pulling from Humanistic, Systems, Trauma-Informed, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy while incorporating expressive therapy techniques. I believe you are your own expert; therefore, I work in a collaborative, encouraging, and compassionate effort to create custom goals for healthier relationships and lifestyles.

Deciding to begin therapy can be a difficult decision requiring courage and strength. I commend you on taking the first step toward feeling better, self-enlightenment, more satisfying relationships (with ourselves, other adults, or children) and personal growth. Whether you are feeling stuck in life or unsure of the next step, facing conflict or unhappiness within a relationship, experiencing feelings of depression, loneliness, or anxiety, struggling to cope with a past or recent trauma or a painful personal history, therapy can be a rewarding and transformative experience that can help you heal and reclaim control of your life.

I know life can become stressful at times. Life changes—even exciting ones—can lead to anxiety, stress, and grief. I specialize in developing coping skills for anxiety, self-esteem, and self-doubt in life transitions. Whether you are making a career transition, are feeling the need for a change in life, or are feeling anxious and doubting yourself and your strengths, I can help you recognize your self-worth and strengthen your coping skills to manage these stressors. Using talk and art therapy, as well as the opportunity to integrate yoga, I would be honored to be part of your journey and to help you be authentically you.