Find a Therapist in Norridge, IL

Shayne Adams

LCPC

Psychotherapist

Verified

I specialize in attachment, relationships, mindfulness, and trauma-informed treatments. My idea of treatment is not about "what is wrong with you" but more about "what happened to you." We work on nervous system regulation, positive cognitions, emotional agility, and maintaining fulfilling and trusting relationships.

Mark Petroelje

MA, LCPC

Counselor

Verified

My approach is warm, insight-oriented, and collaborative with the intention of creating a space that feels accepting and affirming. I view psychotherapy as a vessel for us to safely explore, develop, relate, and change. Together we will begin to understand how past experiences impact your current behaviors and relationships, as well as identify th

Kathryn Wax

Licensed Clinical Psychologist

Life Coach, Psychologist, Clinical Psychologist

Verified

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You don't have to be in crisis to reach out. Sometimes it's the quieter struggles, the patterns you can't seem to break, the persistent feeling of being stuck, or the sense that you're not quite living the life you're capable of, that deserve just as much attention as the more acute ones. Wherever you are in your journey, therap

Kelly Sawin

Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor

Psychotherapist, Drug and Alcohol Counselor, Licensed Professional Counselor

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Many people come to therapy feeling overwhelmed, stuck in patterns they cannot seem to break, or frustrated with themselves for struggling to function the way they want. You might feel like you should be able to handle things better, yet the same challenges keep showing up in your life. My approach to therapy is collaborative and practical, grounde

Lara Effland

LICSW, CEDS-C

Clinical Social Worker

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Are you feeling a sense of increased anxiety and obsessive thinking? Are you struggling with self-doubt and inner conflict? Does your anxiety and panic show up in a sense of disorganization, eating issues, or social anxiety? These are all common symptoms of anxiety, stress, and obsessive thinking. If you face these challenges, there

Dr. Margret Haase

Licensed Clinical Psychologist

Clinical Psychologist

Verified

Every person and relationship are uniquely different, which I deeply respect and appreciate. Our sessions will allow you to explore your own personal path to understanding and resolving your challenges while building new skills, perhaps shifting some of your perspectives, and making positive lasting changes. Conversations in therapy are intensely p

Richard Kelly

Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Certified Alcohol and Other Drug Counselor

Social Worker

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I am a relational therapist with 25 years of experience supporting and companioning adults of all ages navigating grief, loss, major life transitions, relationship issues, depression, and illness. I am a licensed clinical social worker, certified in drug and alcohol counseling. I have extensive experience supporting individuals with disabilities, s

Sebastian Bravo

Licensed Professional Counselor

Marriage & Family Therapist, Mental Health Counselor, Addictions Counselor

Verified

Hello, my name is Sebastian Bravo. I hold a master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling from Marquette University, and I offer therapy that is empathetic, open-minded, and responsive to your unique needs. I believe that healing begins with a genuine bond between therapist and client, and my goal is to create a welcoming space where y

Brittany Bogdajewicz

Licensed Professional Counselor

Counselor, Mental Health Counselor

Verified

In the chaos of day-to-day life we tend to forget how much our innate strengths can help us deal with and manage what ever turmoil we encounter. In therapy we will work to help you recognize and develop your skills, strengths, and values to help you through some of your toughest situations. Together, we will work collaboratively towards meeting you

James Weiss

LCSW

Psychotherapist, Clinical Social Worker

Verified

I have always found it difficult to answer questions about therapeutic models because the question implies fitting people into specific causal patterns based on limited information. The idea of what was originally called \"eclectic\" therapy, which evolved into a more respected \"integrated therapy\" seemed more respectful of the uniqueness of peo