Therapists for college students near 60614

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Fred Waltzer, LCSW provides psychotherapy to clients with mood and emotional difficulties. His approach is focused on improving behavioral and emotional abilities to cope with daily life. His focus is helping clients reach personal goals related to social and emotional well-being. The techniques utilized are practical and focused on real world results. If you are coping with depression or anxiety, approaches will include identifying thoughts, behaviors and feelings which increase both well-being and relationships. Mr. Waltzer has worked in healthcare and educational settings. Most often interventions are short term result in productive changes in how his clients interact with their environment. . . .

From the outside, things may look stable—even successful. You’ve built a career, managed responsibilities, and kept everything moving forward. But internally, there may be a quiet sense of overwhelm, disconnection, or pressure that’s becoming harder to ignore. Many high-achieving professionals and couples reach a point where pushing through is no longer enough. The stress lingers, relationships feel strained, and the balance you once had feels out of reach. Karen Greenberg, LCSW, provides therapy in Evanston, IL, and throughout Illinois by telehealth, for individuals and couples who want more than short-term relief. The work focuses on helping you understand what’s underneath these patterns so you can move forward with clarity, confidence, and stronger connections.

The Art of Being is a place that provides a warm and welcoming environment where you can explore your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Our team of experienced and compassionate therapists will work with you to develop a customized treatment plan that meets your unique needs. We offer a range of services, including individual therapy, couples counseling, and family therapy.

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Blue Lotus Neuropsychology, PLLC provides comprehensive psychological and neuropsychological evaluations for concerns related to learning differences, attentional difficulties, and mood concerns. Many of our clients are worried about attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), autism spectrum disorder or anxiety and depression.

College can be a lot. If you’re feeling anxious, overwhelmed, stressed, or like you’re barely keeping up, you’re not alone. At Evanston Counseling, we help students who are dealing with anxiety, depression, relationship struggles, or the impact of past experiences and trauma. You might be functioning on the outside, but inside, things feel messy or heavy—or not maybe you’re just tired of feeling this way. We’re here to help you slow down, understand what’s going on, and find ways to feel more like yourself again. Our therapists are warm, relatable, and easy to talk to. We take you seriously without making therapy feel serious all the time. You don’t have to wait for things to get worse. Support is here when you’re ready.

Do you struggle with racing thoughts, distressing feelings, anxiety, depression, or trauma? Are you and your partner(s) struggling with communication, intimacy, or distrust? Exploring how counseling can be beneficial is a brave first step that I am so glad you are taking! Regardless of what you want to work on in therapy, I treat my clients with compassion, respect, and empathy. I help you navigate this progression while creating a safe and supportive space to explore and create new ways to grow towards your goals. Throughout my career, I’ve had the opportunity to work with children, adults, and couples across a variety of settings with various clinical needs. My goal is to provide services to diverse populations across socioeconomic backgrounds. My skills in counseling include LGBTQ+ and BIPOC affirmative care, trauma-informed practice, and human sexuality. I believe that forming a strong therapeutic alliance is principal to healing and growth. Should we work together, you can trust that I will prioritize building a therapeutic relationship based on empathy and positive regard in a judgment-free space. After sessions, I hope you feel equipped to tackle the challenges in your life by tapping into your potential.

During my eight years on staff in college counseling centers, I fully enjoyed helping college and graduate students be their best selves. Sometimes that involved offering concrete information about something specific, such as ADHD, and sometimes that has involved helping a person feel better about themselves or get more satisfaction out of life and out of relationships. I enjoy working together with students who are interested in exploring the obstacles to getting what they want out of life.

Dr. Steve Yousha is a Psychologist and Senior Consultant who has been practicing since 1990. In addition to his clinical practice, he is Principal at Strategic Talent Management Consultants LLP. Clinical Practice As a Clinical Psychologist, Dr. Steve Yousha specializes in the treatment of depression, anxiety, adjustment and relational problems, providing both individual and couples therapy. He also has extensive experience with multicultural populations. He is published in the areas of depression, adjustment difficulties, and performance enhancement. Incorporating Cognitive Behavioral Therapy techniques within a relational and psychodynamic frame, Dr. Yousha offers both symptom- and issue-focused therapies. He is also Level II certified in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing), one of the most effective treatments for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. Dr. Yousha has directed mental health clinical and training programs for several years, supervising clinicians and students from bachelor to post-doctoral levels of training across Clinical Psychology, Social Work, and Psychiatry disciplines. As a director, he has been able to set a clear strategic vision for his staff, develop and grow a clinical and training program, create one of only two CARF accredited refugee mental health programs in the State of Illinois, and helped expand the breadth and depth of clinical services offered in his program. He offers consultation for therapists who want support in the logistics of developing or growing a practice or who are seeking clinical guidance.

As a DePaul alum, I am here to offer you the support you need with compassion, care, and respect. I am dedicated to providing my clients with the resources and the collaborative space they need to lead fulfilling lives. As your therapist, my goal is to make you feel at ease as soon as you sit down. Sessions with me will be thoughtful, would offer you compassion and guidance, and would be in an overall positive space to address your current obstacles. I will strive to provide you with listening, and respect. It is crucial to me that you leave our sessions feeling ready to put the “roadmap” we’ve designed and customized to meet your unique and specific needs into action. Believe me, there is no manual for success. Everybody’s journey is distinct, and every step is special. In the end, I know everyone can succeed. As your therapist, I’ll be there for you at every turn. I look forward to working with you!

My approach to therapy is based on mutual appreciation. Through openness and acceptance, we can work together on personal issues and emotional situations you face. I support individuals in learning to heal their own suffering through discovery of the gentleness, warmth, wisdom, and compassion that is an innate capacity of all human beings. I enjoy working with people on their journeys and helping them to nurture their inner and outer worlds with kindness and awareness. My practice is informed by cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), psychodynamic techniques, client-centered approach, as well as mindfulness, self-compassion, and Buddhist psychology. My clinical experience includes a wide range of concerns, including depression, anxiety, grief, trauma, spirituality, relationships, substance abuse, and gender identity. I received a Master of Social Work and a Master of Divinity from the University of Chicago. I have also worked as a hospital chaplain and am familiar with contemplative practices in patient care. For several years now, I have facilitated a weekly meditation group as a way to promote growth and healing in our community. I am fluent in English and Chinese.

Pursuing therapy is a courageous step in your healing journey, and you deserve to be heard and empowered throughout the process. I am here to provide you a safe space in which you can be your true self without the fear of being judged. My style of therapy includes being warm, authentic, and nonjudgmental with my clients, allowing them the time and space to express, reflect, and problem-solve. Because therapy can seem daunting, I pride myself in having a laid-back and gentle demeanor, letting the client know that they are cared for and appreciated. I value having a multicultural and anti-oppressive lens, allowing clients from a variety of social and cultural backgrounds to feel that their voices and experiences are worthy of being heard. As a child of immigrant parents, I know how hard it can be to open up about one’s feelings, I will be patient and supportive throughout the whole therapeutic process, as well as maintain respect and sensitivity toward one’s cultural background. When the time is right, I am always open for laughter and light-heartedness in a session, as well as focusing on positivity and self-empowerment. My work with clients is person-centered and trauma-informed. I have experience working with people of color, LGBTQIA+ folks, and high school students. Outside of being a therapist, I enjoy sports, cats, and tea! I’m here to help you every step of the way, so please never hesitate to reach out with any questions or concerns! All inquiries are welcome. Please reach out to me at danial@rogersparkcounseling.com or 708-580-6245

I specialize in working with young adults and adults facing anxiety and mood disorders, using proven approaches like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP). My therapeutic style is all about collaboration—you are the expert in your life, and I’m here to guide you as we create a personalized plan tailored to your needs and goals.

Bellosa Counseling, LLC is a private practice located in Park Ridge and St. Charles, IL. We offer professional counseling services to individuals, couples, families and groups in-person and via Telehealth (virtual). We help people with physical, emotional and mental health issues by showing them how to gain insight into themselves, improve their sense of well-being, alleviate feelings of distress and provide a framework for best possible opportunities for change. Our team is empathic, creative and focused and would be honored to work with you and/or your loved one. Services & Treatment/Interventions The individualized process begins with a phone consultation. You will speak directly with a counselor who will gather information from you, verify insurance benefits (if applicable) and answer any questions you have. Next, you will be matched with a therapist who best fits your needs and you will be able to schedule the initial assessment appointment.

Hi, I’m Lyndee! I am a Licensed Social Worker and I want to help provide a listening ear, feedback and different therapeutic approaches to help you be the best version of yourself. I believe that everyone has a unique path in life and has the ability to learn new skills that they can use to improve their wellbeing. I help people who long to feel a connection to their authentic self, but feel held back by life’s challenges. I am most passionate about assisting children, adolescents, teenagers & young adults, ages 5-35 who are dealing with anxiety, depression, low self-esteem & life changes. I am also passionate about working with individuals diagnosed with OCD and ASD. In my therapy sessions, I like to meet the client where they are at. Life and challenges look different for everyone. I feel it is important to cater to the individual and their specific goals and needs. Lining out goals and aspirations for therapy is the best way to stay on track and discuss ways to help one’s thought process. I help clients when it comes to problem solving life stressors, developing healthy coping mechanisms, and creating an awareness of their needs and wants in life so that they can live the life they imagined. I know from my own path to wellness that life’s challenges may seem unmanageable at times. However, if an individual is committed to change, they are capable of their full potential and can increase their skills through working on their goals. It is important to remember that we all make mistakes and that no one is perfect. Working through life’s challenges, practicing self-forgiveness and having a growth mindset is something that takes time, commitment and practice. I believe that every individual is capable of change if they are willing to try. I received my bachelors in Psychology from Northeastern Illinois University & my masters in Social Work at Dominican University. My goal is to help clients with life changes/challenges, relationship issues, building self-confidence, changing negative thinking patterns & developing positive coping strategies. I believe that “Healing is something that takes time, effort, & practice. Asking for help is a courageous step towards your goals and becoming aligned with your true self”. Areas of expertise: · Anxiety · Depression · Life Changes · Self-esteem · Divorce · Relational issues · Coping skills Available for appointments on: Monday: Afternoons & evenings via Telehealth or Park Ridge location Wednesday: Afternoons & evenings via Telehealth or Park Ridge location Thursday: Afternoons & evenings via Telehealth Self-Pay: $200 Initial & $150 for follow up appointments Out of network insurance: Super bills are available upon request to for clients to submit directly for possible reimbursement

Greetings! My name is Cynthia and I am a Licensed Social Worker in the state of Illinois. I have experience in and enjoy working with a variety of age groups across the lifespan. I look forward to establishing a healthy and safe space to help you work on yourself. I’d like for you to view our therapy sessions as an opportunity for you to release stress and any thoughts you may have acquired overtime. My approach in therapy is directed to be a strength-based, client-centered approach utilizing cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT). I look forward to creating an individual and tailored approach to meet your needs. My Education Background: I obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work from Northeastern Illinois University. Shortly after, I received a Master’s degree in Social Work with a specialty in Mental Health from Loyola University of Chicago. Populations I work with: · Adults ranging from the age 18 to geriatric · Adolescents · Children with and without IFSP /IEP · Marginalized communities Additional Specialty Areas: · Anxiety · Depression · Trauma · Grief/Bereavement · Self-Harm · Thought about death and ending one’s life · Crisis Intervention · Health · End of life issues · Coming of Age Availability: I am currently taking clients via In-person and Telehealth. Languages: · English · Spanish

Hi, my name is Emma Weber, and I am a therapist intern. My approach is grounded in the belief that every person deserves access to care that is compassionate, affirming, and rooted in respect for autonomy. I believe that healing happens in community and that relationships are central to who we are. I utilize an integrative approach that is tailored to each individual client. I pull from behavioral and humanistic approaches that are trauma-informed, identity affirming, and strength-based. I am not one to sugarcoat things, but am also warm, collaborative, and deeply invested in creating a space to help you feel safe, seen, and in control. I view my clients as the experts in their own lives. I will show up with curiosity, honesty, and the tools to help you move through life in a way that feels authentic to you. Areas of Expertise & Experience · Eating disorders and body image concerns · Depression and mood disorders · Trauma and PTSD · Life transitions and stress · Self-esteem and identity development · Anxiety and emotional regulation · LGBTQIA+ and queer affirming care Populations I work with: · Individuals · Families · Adults · Teens & Young Adults · Adolescents I am a Health At Every Size® (HAES) clinician who utilizes a weight neutral, anti-diet framework. Outside of the therapy space, I enjoy anything creative, reading, and spending time exploring the city. I adopted my cat, Trout, in 2024 and he is my sweet boy! Additional Information about Emma… Emma received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from Michigan State University. Emma is currently pursuing their Master’s in Counseling Psychology from The Chicago School. They have experience supporting adults in a residential and partial hospitalization level of care. They are working under the direct supervision of Meghan Erwin, LCSW, CADC. If we seem like a good fit or if you have any questions, please reach out to schedule a consultation. I look forward to the possibility of working with you!

My aim is to provide a philosophically sophisticated therapeutic experience that is tailored uniquely to you. Together, we can work on various concerns such as addiction, overwhelming stress, culture shock, grief, difficulty in relationships, a sense of anxiety or the exhaustion of depression. My approach is a holistic one, based on a meditative, in the moment application of REBT, DBT, and Existential Counseling to help guide you through your struggles. My strength as a therapist is the total commitment to my client’s needs and yours is the resilience to unburden yourself from the obstacles that arise in your daily life.