I treat a range of anxiety conditions, including obsessive-compulsive (OCD), social anxiety, trauma, panic attacks, specific fears and phobias, and generalized worry and anxiety. I also specialize in the treatment of hoarding issues, body-focused repetitive behaviors, and tic conditions.
I use an individualized blend of solution-focused, cogniti
I believe each of us has the capacity for change and resilience. I foster optimism because hope is key for envisioning new possibilities in life, motivating you to try something new, or encouraging you to change your life and yourself. I collaborate with my clients to make sense of and explore issues with relationships, work, and school, as well as
I believe that relational wounds heal relationally. As human beings, we are meant to live, grow, and heal in connection with others, and when that connection is broken or unsafe, it leaves a lasting impact. My work as a therapist is rooted in creating a safe, compassionate, and collaborative space where those wounds can be acknowledged, explored, a
My approach to helping people is deeply rooted in creating a safe and nurturing space. Drawing from an eclectic palette of modalities, including the intuitive use of resonance in therapy, I have developed a keen understanding of how to co-create this safety. This understanding allows us to explore the root causes of your issues, providing a secure
Every one of us faces challenges at different times in our lives. Taking that first step toward getting help is often the most difficult. I very much believe in the power of the human connection for resolution and healing. My philosophy and approach to helping others includes: to provide children, adolescents, and adults with a safe, caring, and co
For 23 years I served Northwestern University undergraduate and graduate students in the University Counseling Center initially as Staff psychologist and liaison to the Department of Athletics and then as Director of Clinical Services. In addition, I co-instruct a for credit course at Northwestern titled Emotional Intelligence 101: Managing Yoursel
I enjoy getting to know who people are separate from any type of diagnosis they may have received or problems they are currently experiencing. Thus I take a strengths-based approach to my work, meaning that I help you identify positive qualities and abilities you already possess in order to guide you in using those same assets and capabilities to m
My approach centers around ability to get and maintain a clear sense of self while you are in close proximity to a those who matter to you (whether you like them or not). The higher your level of differentiation, the closer you can get to others, because you're not afraid of losing yourself. It gives you a solid but flexible self, which allows
Hello and welcome! I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Illinois, and I’m so glad you’re here! I am Somatic and Attachment Focused (SAFE) EMDR-Certified integrated therapist, with a School Social Worker PEL, though currently work with schools as a Consultant.
I come into therapy with a central focus on compassion, connection, a
I believe in the healing power of the therapeutic relationship and work in a collaborative nature to help clients create health and balance in their lives. I work from a strengths based approach and believe in clients' ultimate ability to achieve their goals, make changes and create the life they want to live. Working from a relational perspectiv
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