Therapists in Northbrook, IL

I am a licensed clinical psychologist, working with adolescents, adults and couples who are struggling with a wide range of issues. I work towards providing an environment of comfort and support where individuals feel safe working to understand their thoughts, behaviors and difficulties. I utilize various interventions to fit my clients needs and circumstances, but often use a cognitive-behavioral and solution focused approach. I work hard to focus treatment on the specific needs of the client and provide the tools, coping skills and support they are seeking.

I am a licensed clinical psychologist and have been in private practice since 1998. I am the co-founder of Lakeshore Psychology Group (click on the website link to learn more). I work with adolescents, adults, couples, and families struggling with a range of issues. I provide a safe environment to help people feel at ease discussing their thoughts and feelings. My style of therapy is interactive, engaging and direct. I have been described as genuine, accessible, caring, empathic, and an advocate for my clients. I work collaboratively with my clients to help them find the necessary tools to grow, develop, and achieve their goals.

My main strength is my ability to work with adults, parents, and adolescents that have either never been to therapy before, or those who have had a tough experience with it in the past. I am passionate about helping individuals overcome challenging transitions in their lives, recognizing and reversing harmful thought patterns, and using narrative techniques to help increase awareness and insight. Working together to form a therapeutic space that is completely personalized and comfortable is the first step.

I am a licensed clinical psychologist who wants to create a whole life for the people I serve – those with autism spectrum disorders. I have been working with children and adolescents for nearly 20 years, and I am dedicated to helping patients become interested, engaged members of their communities. My program is called SociAbility, and it is a structured group therapy program to help children, teens and young adults who have social cognitive challenges. Most recently, I have added a focus on adults who struggle finding and keeping jobs.

I believe we all want to feel safe, truly seen and accepted, and like we are enough, just as we are. I also believe we are most empowered when we feel comfortable in our skin, genuinely connected to others, aware of our purpose, and supported in navigating life's inevitable challenges. By better understanding our habitual thought patterns, feelings, and behaviors, as well as how our families of origin and societal realities shape our lives, we can access our innate wisdom which will allow us to heal, grow, and live a fully embodied life.

Are you struggling with stress, anxiety and depression in your everyday life? Are you feeling stuck -- in your personal life, in your job? Are you grappling with life transitions? If so, you're not alone. I understand life's ups and downs and can get you back on track. I love to help adolescents, young adults and adults make positive changes -- within themselves, in their relationships with others and in their lives. With more than 25 years of experience counseling children and families, I am familiar with a wide range of psychological issues. I focus on growth and change.

Since 2007, I have had experiences working with emerging teens, adolescents, young adults and guardians in a variety of settings who have exhibited difficulties associated with Depression, Anxiety, suicidal ideation, self harm, Autism, ADHD, interpersonal conflict, low self-esteem, trauma and grief, to name a few. I want clients to know my office is a judgement-free zone and I will always be an ally in their corner. I encourage clients to identify personalized goals to evaluate therapy outcomes. I then teach and support implementation of strategies so actions align with those goals and change is experienced in a meaningful way.

Michael Jones is a Post-Doctoral Fellow in Illinois who has been practicing since 2014. He graduated with his doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Adler University. Michael approaches treatment and clinical assessment with curiosity, humility, and humor which he has found to be fundamental aspects of both healing and the evolution of self. Michael believes that each of us has a distinct narrative and journey, so his approach is informed by deference for the uniqueness of the human experience. He hopes to help his patients develop clear insight into who they are and what they have experienced.

Women, are you tired of feeling like all you do is give in relationships and you don't get anything in return? Men, are you tired of being labeled controlling and told 'you just don't get it'? For over forty years I have been helping individuals and couples who are struggling with these issues find a way to make their relationships and overall lives more satisfying.

Your willingness to reach out for therapeutic support shows tremendous bravery, courage and resilience! Maybe you are quietly bearing deep struggle, hurt, loss, loneliness, trauma, or grief. Maybe your life has been utterly turned upside-down. Or maybe your marriage feels empty, conflictual, or painful, so different than you ever imagined, and you don't know the way back to goodness. It is an honor to enter into those difficult places with you, as I listen with deep compassion. Together, we will work to navigate these difficult challenges, heal hurting places and fulfill deep longings you hold for self and your relationships.

I work with children, adolescents, adults and families on the north shore of Chicago. I specialize in supporting people dealing with anxiety, depression, social issues, low self-esteem, life transitions and complex family systems. I have experience working with both individuals and families and have particular expertise in understanding family dynamics. My approach is eclectic, with a psychodynamic focus. Throughout my professional life, I've worked privately, clinically and in schools, most recently at Erikson Institute in Chicago.

I am passionate about empowering clients and helping them to gain insight into various challenges in their lives. Through our work together, the client can begin to identify struggles around anxiety, depression, interpersonal relationships and life transitions. My role is to provide a compassionate, collaborative and safe space for clients to explore and overcome these challenges to find satisfaction in life.

I aim to help you acknowledge your current challenges, embark on a journey of self-discovery, and cultivate self-love and acceptance. My true passion lies in helping you uncover profound insights, fostering a deeper connection with you. You will leave each session feeling validated and truly heard.

I see people ages 17 to 90 for many differing issues some of which are long standing and others due to unexpected life events. I believe empathy, cultural sensitivity, and a good therapeutic relationship can remove barriers to finding solutions and will help to build strengths and skills. If you commit to the therapeutic work, I commit to helping you develop a new vision of what is possible for you; and I will help you learn practical skills to accept, change, and succeed at that vision. I believe we cannot change our past, but we can better understand and change how it impacts feelings, present reactions, and current options.

Life has a way of presenting us with a multitude of challenges that can leave you feeling stuck. These struggles can manifest in various ways, making each day feel like a never-ending battle. Perhaps you find yourself constantly grappling with the weight of stress or are feeling weighed down by past traumas. Maybe you're wrestling with anxiety, those persistent worries that never seem to quiet down. Or you might be experiencing the looming cloud of depression, making it difficult to find joy in even the simplest of moments. The most important thing to remember is that you don't have to navigate these challenges alone.

Psychotherapy is a very personal and emotional experience. I strive to provide a warm, comforting environment where clients feel safe to express their innermost concerns. Together we will explore your relationships and look to identify personal patterns that might be holding you back from attaining your goals. This is a collaborative process where we work together to understand your unique strengths and consider alternatives to help you attain the personal growth you desire.

Making the decision to engage in therapy can be difficult and overwhelming. I invite adolescents, emerging adults, adults and couples to enter a confidential space where they are free to explore their experiences and emotions without judgement. My role is to assist clients in identifying the patterns that cause them to be stuck and help them develop strategies to improve confidence and engage with the important people in their lives more effectively.

Danielle's approach to therapy is to provide a warm, welcoming, and safe environment where her clients can come as they are, with no judgments. She has experience working in an inpatient setting, a php-iop setting and in private practice. Danielle has experience working with children, adolescents, young adults and adults in various settings. Danielle takes a client centered approach for all of her clients, she works on meeting each client where they are at. Danielle's niche is teenagers and young adults.

I help people cope with distress arising from past or current situations. Major life changes can be overwhelming. It can be particularly difficult when balancing the challenges of relationships, having a family, dealing with learning issues at school, or receiving a diagnosis. I will work with you by developing insight into problems, assisting in change, and providing support as needed. Starting the process of receiving help for personal issues can be difficult. Together we will pursue excellence in care and work hard to maintain uncompromising standards to meet individual goals.