Sleep or Insomnia Therapists in Warrenville, IL

My focus as a licensed clinical health psychologist and clinical mind/body practitioner is to provide my clients with the awareness, knowledge, skills, tools and support that they need to cope more constructively with stress, experience less anxiety from fears and phobias, feel less pain, and feel more in control. Over the years, I have worked with individuals who have been diagnosed with Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), Functional Constipation, Tension Headaches, Recurrent Abdominal Pain, and Phobias. I also work with individuals who are preparing for surgery who require additional guidance to lessen the anxiety associated with surgery and dental procedures.

Clarus Center is a vibrant community of independent mental health and wellness professionals dedicated to helping individuals and families find greater health and well-being. Clients often arrive seeking relief from depression or anxiety, trauma, relationship challenges, stress, or health concerns. They desire care that is holistic, integrative, solution-focused and cutting edge. The seasoned professionals at Clarus Center have many years of experience in a variety of psychological and health disciplines and are able to create unique treatment approaches that target the mind, body and spirit. Individuals and families seeking services at Clarus Center report experiencing positive symptom relief and a strong sense of well-being and peace.

Don't settle for a generic drug and alcohol therapist. You deserve help that actually helps you feel happy again. (And, that's in-network with your insurance).

Offering in-office NeuroStar TMS treatments! TMS is a non-drug, non-invasive treatment for Depression. Conventions Psychiatry & Counseling offers mental health treatment for those suffering from Depressive Disorders, Anxiety Disorders, Bipolar Disorder, Addictions, and Personality Disorders. We also treat those struggling with life transitions, grief, or stress. Conventions Psychiatry & Counseling has been a trusted resource for mental health treatment in Naperville, IL and the surrounding area, for 20 years. Our practice has grown into a one-stop treatment facility, treating all ages and offering a variety of services.

Are feelings of anxiety, depression or stress getting in the way of your happiness? Or do health problems make it hard to enjoy things the way you once did? Are you ready for a change but not sure where to start? I enjoy partnering with individuals to help them identify sources of stress, develop ways to cope more effectively and make positive changes in their lives.

Are you experiencing a deep sense of remorse for goals that have not been accomplished, boredom, confusion, resentment or anger due to discontent with life? I offer therapy and support to help in managing the journey through life, learning and/or work changes. I provide support in gaining a better understanding of what really matters to you personally, how you can plan your journey autonomously, or help in making tough decisions and getting through times of crisis. In this process of helping to identify and achieve personal goals you could develop skills and attitudes that lead to self-empowerment.

Are you struggling in your personal life or relationships? Counseling is the first step to becoming healthy and fulfilled. I have 30+ years of experience walking alongside people of all ages, including couples and families, to help them on their journey of personal growth. We will work cooperatively together to reach your goals through proven therapeutic interventions, including stress management, anger management, communication skills, emotion regulation, relaxation techniques, cognitive/behavioral therapy, & EMDR. Let's get started working toward your goals.

“Learn from yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow.” It may surprise you that this is a quote from Albert Einstein, but it perfectly captures the therapy process. My name is Tim Paquette, and I am a licensed clinical psychologist with more than 20 years of experience providing counseling support to people who take the brave step to address their mental health concerns. That starts with the working relationship I create that focuses on each person’s unique concerns, experiences, perspectives, and identities. With a safe, supportive, and trusting foundation in place, we will work together to meet your specific goals in therapy.

My ideal client would be between the ages of 7-13 and would be seeking help with anxiety-related struggles. Their needs would include cognitive restructuring & coping skill building to assist in their goals of decreasing their anxiety symptoms and better handling of transitions/change. The client would want to better understand what anxiety is and how it is connected to the symptoms they are experiencing. They would also want to know that anxiety can be normal and that they are not the only one who struggles with similar symptoms, understanding that therapy is healthy and helpful and can help use and build their existing strengths.

Cecilia Davis's approach is to develop a partnership based on trust, non-judgement and genuineness with each person. Cecilia believes that natural conversations where validation and encouragement are provided can lead to meaningful and long-lasting growth. She is very personable and enjoys providing psychoeducation, sharing useful skills and, when needed, challenging perspectives. Cecilia enjoys working with teens, adults and a multicultural population and believes it's important that each person takes charge of their treatment and an active role in their own journey.

Mike Hobart, LCPC, emphasizes a humanistic orientation when working with clients based on a respect for their uniqueness and potential. He uses a warm, empathetic approach to help people through whatever life challenges they might be facing and tailors his approach to match the specific individual. Throughout his career, Mike counseled clients of varying ages with a wide variety of mental health issues including depression, anxiety, ADHD, substance abuse and trauma.

Mike Hobart, LPC, emphasizes a humanistic orientation in working with clients based on a respect for their uniqueness and potential. He uses a warm, empathetic approach to help people through whatever life challenges they might be facing. Mike received a BA from University of Illinois and an MS from Benedictine University. Throughout his career, Mike counseled clients of varying ages with a wide variety of mental health issues including depression, anxiety, ADHD, substance abuse and trauma.

Laura Hill, LMFT, empowers her clients to feel confident to create the change they want in their lives. Her therapy approach is empathetic, non-judgmental, collaborative, and catered to match specific needs. Laura received both an undergraduate degree and graduate degree from Northern Illinois University. She also earned a graduate certificate in trauma-informed counseling and is a certified Prepare/Enrich facilitator, a premarital counseling program. In therapy, Laura uses Bowen Family Systems, Attachment Theory, and a trauma-informed approach in a safe and relaxing environment.

Thinking about starting therapy can feel overwhelming, uncomfortable, and maybe even scary. Whatever has brought you to this place of considering asking for help, I want you to know I am here for you. My goal is to assist you in making the changes in your life in order to feel more confident, less anxious, and more hopeful about the future. Therapy is designed around you, your goals, at your pace. I am here to partner with you and provide you with a safe space and the coping skills necessary to help you feel empowered and supported.

Katelyn is a Associate Marriage & Family Therapist. She has a well-rounded experience in working with clients from all walks of life – primarily with individuals (18 and up), couples, and families with expertise ready to serve you. Some of her specialty areas include but are not limited to, anxiety, depression, anger, adjustment disorders, bullying, grief, parenting, communication, life transitions, self-esteem, identity, sex therapy, women’s issues, and resilience.