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Hi there! Do you feel stuck in a constant tug-of-war with painful thoughts? The pain of anxiety, conflict, grief, and traumatic experiences is real and deep. The experience of healing in relationship with a compassionate, skilled therapist is often deeper still. To thrive, human beings must constantly grow and learn. Do you want to center your life around the things that matter most to you? Therapy can help shift your life in those directions.

Handling day to day life with anxiety, Autism, or ADHD takes a ton of energy - finding a therapist with experience with severe or long-term mental illness can be equally exhausting. As a clinical psychologist, I have the training and experience necessary to help life seem a little less overwhelming. My clients often find that they have visited many therapists, but never seem to feel understood or make progress. This is even more difficult for neurodivergent clients (or those who wonder if they have Autism or ADHD), as it's difficult to get a clear diagnosis. This leads to a long-term, frustrating cycle of trying to find a good fit.

I specialize in a variety of issues, but overall, I want to help you feel better. Mentally, physically, emotionally, spiritually - feeling better about yourself, others, life choices and circumstances, etc. or needing a push to make a change. I am here. It is important to remember that working on your own mental health is a PROCESS and asking for help or guidance along the way is perfectly okay! Depression, anxiety, stress management, relationship issues, grief counseling, acceptance of change or situations -- these are normal things that happen in our lives and I would love to get the opportunity to work through them with you.

Are you simply tired of feeling undervalued, unseen, unheard or uncomfortable? Are you struggling to find ways to build confidence and get unstuck? Maybe there is no one to honestly confide in about how you truly feel, because outwardly, you are a high-achiever and put together? You feel torn about spending time working on yourself, but you’ll do anything for others, even if it puts you out? It’s time to learn how this cycle began so we can rewire the anxious brain and create healthier and more fulfilling ways to live life! You will learn boundaries and how to set them to make yourself a priority, maybe for the first time ever!

Hey mama, you’re rocking it… even when you tell yourself otherwise. Still, those precious moments in the bathroom, desperately scrolling on your phone for a mental escape, are not enough to recharge... especially if you haven’t been to the bathroom alone in months. The unexpected struggles of motherhood like overstimulation, feeling touched out, carrying the mental load, and moments of loneliness catch you off guard. For the new mom, experienced mom, overwhelmed mom, overstimulated mom, and even the 'is it bedtime yet?' mom – no matter where you are in motherhood, I help you rediscover balance, find joy, and thrive.

I am passionate about understanding the whole person and uncovering the different experiences and situations that make the person who they presently are; however, where you are or where you have been doesn’t have to be who you are. Together we can discover or even rediscover your passion and purpose. I strive to create an environment where you can be your true and authentic self, while encouraging continuous growth and development.

I'm a Licensed Social Worker and Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist, passionate about helping individuals navigate challenges like anxiety, depression, and life transitions. My background in social work (MSW, Aurora University) and experience across various mental health settings (residential, inpatient, outpatient) allow me to provide support for diverse needs, including survivors of domestic violence and LGBTQ+ issues.

I believe that self-care is a worthwhile investment that could end unnecessary suffering and improve the quality of your life. People may hesitate to participate in therapy services. You are welcome to address any questions or concerns that you have before you share personal experiences, thoughts, and feelings. I look forward to providing the help and support you need to finish your treatment program so that you can move on with your life!

I earned her Master’s degree in Social Work at Aurora University in Aurora, IL, and am a Licensed Social Worker. I have provided counseling to clients since 2021 in a variety of settings, including residential, outpatient, and community mental health. My professional experience includes working with adults, adolescents, and children. I specializes in engaging with adolescents who may be experiencing a multitude of behavioral and mental struggles including anxiety and depression.

We provide telehealth counseling to Medicare beneficiaries. We are a Group of Licensed therapists who are Medicare providers who specialize in addressing issues related to aging, depression, anxiety and adjustment. Our goal is to "Help People Feel Better!"

Being a mother is hard work. It is very rewarding but it does come with it’s stressors—more so now that we are in the middle of a pandemic. It’s a demanding role and it may seem impossible to find the time to catch your breath. You can find yourself overwhelmed or underwhelmed by motherhood and that can be stressful in itself. Motherhood can bring on feelings of sadness and anxiety to the point where you need someone to walk you through those feelings. I can help you walk through and work through those feelings. You will learn to cope, while continually being a great mother, and learn to incorporate taking care of yourself as well.

I am passionate about helping people progress and move forward through their difficulties. During difficult times we need guidance and support to help us cope, transition, and work through struggles that at times keep us stuck. With compassion, I offer support, and help my clients develop SKILLS and understanding into dealing with issues and learning to take on NEW approaches to life, especially during difficult times. My specialities include eating disorders, relationship issues, life transitions, and anxieties. The best investment you can make is taking time for yourself and working on empowering YOU.

I work to build trust with my clients by creating a safe and therapeutic atmosphere while promoting autonomy, commitment, respect and support. Work I do with clients aims to answer the question, "How do I become satisfied with my life?" I challenge my clients to explore their lives with honesty, open-mindedness and willingness in order to uncover suffering that has brought dysfunction to their lives. Goals to practice positive life skills are specifically created to one's individual treatment plan and speak to issues such as depression, anxiety, adjustment/transition challenges, addiction, grief, loss, and more.

roots in multiple cultures. Raised in India, educated in Britain (Warwick University) and the United States (Northwestern University's Family Institute), I specialize in treatment of families across cultures. As a licensed clinical social worker, I work in collaboration with my clients to maximize individual and family functioning. I create a safe, caring and non-judgmental environment for immigrant families facing intergenerational problems, marital discord, emotional and psychological problems, arising from adaptation to a foreign culture. I have considerable experience in community mental health and child welfare, helping people with complex multiple issues.

Jenny Kepler, LCSW, CADC, provides a safe, accepting atmosphere for clients to explore issues and overcome challenges. Jenny received a BA from Lake Forest College and an MSW from Loyola University Chicago. Throughout her career, she served clients of all ages in outpatient, educational and private practice settings. In therapy, Jenny uses various type of treatment models including CBT, DBT and psychodynamic to achieve progress. When appropriate, play therapy and/or art therapy is incorporated to help clients express themselves and work through issues in a less formal and therefore less threatening manner.

Roseann Murray, LCPC, CADC, engages with an empathic, non-judgmental approach to make clients feel at ease during therapy sessions. She believes that building a strong and collaborative therapist-client relationship is essential to the therapeutic process. Roseann earned both a BA and an MA from Lewis University. She is a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC) and has experience counseling for various issues including mood disorders, anger management, relationship difficulties, college-related stressors, parenting issues, infertility, teen-LGBT issues, and substance abuse/DUI problems.

Rachel is a Licensed Social Worker with over 4 years of experience in the social work field and 1 year of experience in the clinical field specializing in depression, anxiety, gender identity issues, child behavioral issues, and life transitions. Rachel treats patients between the ages of 11 and 90 utilizing strength-based cognitive behavioral therapy, play therapy, and solution-focused therapy to treat her clients. Rachel has a copious amount of experience counseling children, families, couples, and adolescents in a therapeutic setting.

Angela Olson, Clinical Director, believes therapy is about personal wellness and that everyone can benefit from the process. She places a strong focus on helping clients achieve their full potential with a flexible, eclectic approach to identifying and meeting the individual needs of each person. Angela received a BA from Michigan State University and an MA from the Adler School of Professional Psychology. She has experience in a variety of settings including community mental health, ER/hospitals, schools, day care centers, vocational workshops, and police stations.

Adianis Contreras, LPC, wants each of her clients to reach a place of hope. Hope is the precursor of change. Without hope, it is difficult to come up with a goal or create steps to get out of an undesired situation. Adianis received a psychology degree from University of Missouri and she has completed her Master's Degree in mental health counseling.