Non-Binary Therapists in Savoy, IL

I am a queer and neurodivergent therapist committed to creating a warm and welcoming environment free of judgment or pretense, where you may feel empowered to voice thoughts, express feelings, and be curious about yourself in a way you may not have elsewhere. I believe that each person has the ability to create their own meaning in life, and I am passionate about helping my clients uncover their unique purpose and potential. Together, we will work to address any limiting beliefs or patterns, as well as examine how past experiences and cultural factors have shaped your worldview and prevented you from living a more fulfilling life.

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No matter where you've been or where you want to go, all of who you are is welcomed and celebrated here. I utilize a non-judgmental, trauma-informed approach where you can openly examine your mental health, your beliefs, your identities, and how your experiences and interactions with society affect your life. I particularly enjoy working with those who identify as part of the LGBTQIA+ community and clients in non-monogamous relationships; I am a sex-positive practitioner and am kink and poly-affirming. I also have significant experience working with clients who are navigating life/spirituality after experiencing religious trauma.

I'm V, a queer and AuDHD therapist with a passion for guiding individuals through religious trauma, LGBTQ+ identities, and neurodivergence. Whether navigating the aftermath of religious indoctrination, questioning faith, exploring gender and sexual orientation, or addressing discrimination, I offer an empathic approach. Recognizing the complexity of neurodiversity, I affirm both official and self-diagnosis, working with autistic individuals, ADHD, and other neurodevelopmental differences. Together, we'll explore your strengths and challenges, empowering you to thrive in a world that often misunderstands neurodivergent experiences.

Alex Cichy is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Illinois. As a clinician, Alex offers a safe, welcoming, and supportive environment to a diverse set of clients. As a member of the LGBTQIA+ community, it is highly important to Alex that all individuals feel safe to partake in their own personal treatment while being challenged in a positive manner. Outside of work, Alex enjoys spending time with xer cats, LGBTQIA+ events, listening to music/concerts, and painting.

All of us at some point in our lives struggle. Maybe you feel anxious, depressed, ashamed, afraid, etc. Whether you are currently feeling stuck or simply want to improve the way you cope, I am here to help. We can work together to improve your emotional health and mental well-being.

Are you seeking relief from a situation that has you feeling overwhelmed and confused? Why is it so hard to reach out for help when we feel alone, frustrated, sad, or helpless? Do you find yourself waking up in the morning thinking "It happened again; how long will this go on?" Do you want things to be different? Working with a therapist offers answers to all those questions. Having a relationship with a therapist fosters an atmosphere of trust that will help you identify those obstacles that are preventing you from feeling better and moving your life forward.

You've tried therapy before and it felt like a waste of time. You know you need help but taking the first step is terrifying and hard. You’re scared of opening up and talking about things that hurt to think about. You’re scared that talking about the terrible things that happened will make it more real. You need someone who can provide some immediate relief, is safe to talk to, and will work at your pace. You are an expert on your own experiences, I am a professional who understands how our mind and body reacts to trauma. Tell me what you can, when you can, and I will be right here for you.

Sarah Spurling (she/they) is a compassionate Licensed Social Worker based in Illinois, holding an MSW from the University at Buffalo, SUNY. With a commitment to cultural sensitivity and supporting LGBTQ+ populations, Sarah's practice is grounded in an identity-affirming, anti-oppressive framework that respects and validates diverse lived experiences. Drawing from a rich tapestry of therapeutic modalities including psychodynamic/psychoanalytic, humanistic, existential, motivational interviewing, and cognitive behavioral therapies, Sarah tailors her approach to each individual's unique needs and circumstances.