Find a Therapist near Elk Grove Village, IL

Jane Bennett-Elias

Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor

Licensed Professional Counselor

Verified

My approach to therapy is empathic and goal-oriented. I also believe that while therapy is hard work, humor is also important. My clients have commented that this has helped them through some of our tougher sessions. My approach is backed by the evidence-based practices of cognitive-behavioral therapy, rational emotive behavioral therapy, exposu

Louis V. Haynes

Psy.D.

Psychotherapist, Clinical Psychologist

Verified

I have a strong passion for helping others. Nothing brings me joy quite like the experience of seeing people I work with not only successfully navigate some of their difficulties, but also find new joy and meaning in their lives overall. I believe therapy should enhance the quality of your life, not simply focus on your challenges. My approach

Pamela Tansey

RN, LCSW

Clinical Social Worker

Verified

We shall not cease from exploration And the end of all our exploring Will be to arrive where we started And know the place for the first time T.S. Eliot I believe that self-knowledge brings self-compassion. We are often our own worst critic and that internal critic can be a barrier to a stronger, more positive sense of one’s self. Und

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.

Colin Peters

LCSW, CADC

Clinical Social Worker, Counsellor, Psychotherapist

Verified

Through empathy and a respectful, collaborative relationship I / we are here to help you achieve the positive changes, happiness, and purpose you are looking for. We believe in the power of human connection and humor to heal. We believe in the power of evidence based practices in helping you achieve your goals. In regard to our approach to the t

Alyse Rynor

LCSW

Psychotherapist

Verified

My practice focuses on your unique needs as a woman, especially if you may be questioning things about your relationship. You may have tried to improve it, but that doesn't last long. Your partner soon returns to his uncomfortable and confusing behaviors . I understand and can help. Living unhappily contributes to low self-worth, anxiety and m

Alexandra Petrohilos

LCPC LMHC

Counselor, Mental Health Counselor, Licensed Professional Counselor

Verified

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Thank you for visiting.  While it may be difficult for you to seek help for yourself or your family, my goal is to work together in a supportive and encouraging way to meet your needs.  Part of the therapeutic process will be to learn about what is challenging you and to emphasize on your strengths. With over 20 years of professional exp

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

Clark Beckley

MSW, LCSW

Clinical Social Worker, Marriage & Family Therapist, Mental Health Counselor

My approach to working with adolescents, adults, couples, and families is centered on the idea that we are experiencing components of our personal story each and every day. When we conclude a chapter, it can impact the next chapter. By understanding our experiences and crafting our next steps, we can shape our story. I seek clients who are ope

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