Anita Chlipala is a highly respected Marriage and Family Therapist, holding credentials as an LMFT, MA, and MEd. With a deep commitment to supporting adults through challenges such as infidelity, relationship issues, and divorce, her compassionate approach to therapy fosters a safe and nurturing environment for healing and growth. Anita utilizes a range of evidence-based therapy techniques, including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Family Systems, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), ensuring tailored support for each individual, couple, or group she works with. Known for her expertise in the Gottman Method and Emotionally Focused Therapy, she helps clients navigate their relational dynamics to cultivate stronger connections and resolve conflicts effectively. With a wealth of knowledge and skills in both individual and couples therapy, Anita is dedicated to guiding her clients toward emotional resilience and fulfilling relationships.

Judith Zink, MA, NCC, LCPC, is a compassionate counselor dedicated to supporting individual adult clients seeking to navigate self-esteem, self-confidence, anxiety, depression, and relationship concerns, among other issues. With a degree from Northeastern Illinois University, Judith boasts a wealth of experience in helping clients address challenges such as grief and loss, aging, career transitions, and more. She understands the importance of hearing and honoring each client's unique story as they strive to create a fuller and more satisfying life. Judith believes deeply in the transformative power of attentive listening and offers a nurturing environment where clients can explore both their joys and struggles. Viewing the counseling relationship as a sacred trust, she fosters a dynamic partnership that is essential for gaining insight, facilitating healing, and building hope. Judith is committed to guiding clients in uncovering obstacles to personal growth while also recognizing the resources and resilience that can nurture a meaningful life. Through reflection, metaphor, thought-provoking questions, and even humor, she engages clients in their journey of growth. For those who wish to incorporate spirituality into their healing process, Judith offers an affirming approach. She warmly invites individuals to connect with her and discuss the potential for collaborative healing and growth.

Nick Alder is a compassionate and intuitive therapist who understands the challenges faced by creatives at a crossroads, particularly in the LGBTQ+ and marginalized communities. They specialize in supporting individuals who desire to fully express themselves but feel hindered by societal norms, self-doubt, and intricate identity complexities. In Nick's virtual space, clients discover a supportive therapeutic journey that values their unique stories and identities. As a Black queer, non-binary femme psychologist, Nick skillfully weaves together relational, healing justice, and anti-oppression practices. They empower creative individuals, especially those from Black, Brown, LGBTQ+, and Gender Expansive backgrounds, to navigate healing and liberation. In their practice, Nick fosters an environment where each client can explore their emotional landscape, cultivate holistic growth, and heal within a relational and communal context. For those seeking to embark on a journey of creative liberation and self-discovery, Nick Alder’s welcoming virtual door is open, inviting clients to co-create a path toward the authentic and just world they envision, while celebrating every facet of their identity and creative spirit.

Daniel Allen Kobosky, LCSW, SUDP, NCAC1, MAC, is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist specializing in adult and elder care. He understands that many individuals recognize a need for change in their lives to enhance their happiness and overall quality of life. Often, clients may feel stuck or hesitant to embrace change due to fears about the unknown. Daniel's approach is rooted in active collaboration, aligning behaviors with the personal values of those he supports, all within a nonjudgmental and respectful atmosphere. He emphasizes the importance of clients setting their own therapy goals, working to help them recognize and maximize their internal and interpersonal strengths. Daniel holds a Master's Degree from Loyola University and has undergone intensive training with the Linehan Institute, focusing on Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) for emotion regulation skills. In addition to in-person sessions, he offers teletherapy options for those facing barriers to visiting a therapist's office, available to individuals in Illinois and Indiana. Daniel's expertise encompasses a wide range of issues including mood disorders, addiction, relationship struggles, and anxiety, making him a compassionate ally in the therapeutic journey.

DeVona Alleyne, LPC, provides compassionate care to clients, allowing them to explore the significant events of their lives without negative judgment. Her supportive coaching relationship cultivates a new understanding that serves as the foundation for transformative change. DeVona recognizes that open and self-aware clients often seek validation for their thoughts and an examination of what hasn’t worked for them. Meanwhile, skeptical clients find safety and assurance in knowing someone is genuinely on their side. Each session with DeVona is tailored to the individual needs of clients, ensuring they receive what they require from one encounter to the next. Specializing in trauma-informed therapy, she begins by validating the choices that have guided clients to her office. Where change is essential, DeVona creates a non-judgmental atmosphere, allowing clients to view themselves within the broader context of their lives and rediscover the power they hold to shape their experiences. Clients are regarded as the experts of their own lives; DeVona holds up a metaphorical mirror, offering observations and clearly explained techniques. Ultimately, her goal is to help individuals enhance their capacity to give and receive love. Though the journey may twist and turn, clients find a reliable companion in DeVona as they strengthen their supportive networks along the way.

Dr. Elom Amuzu, a compassionate psychologist with a PhD from Southern Illinois University, provides individual, group, and couples therapy for adults facing various challenges. Specializing in anxiety, relationship issues, self-esteem, and trauma, Dr. Amuzu views therapy as a collaborative journey. Clients work alongside Dr. Amuzu to delve into their experiences, understanding the intricate connections between their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. Through this exploration, they can initiate meaningful changes in their lives. Utilizing an integrative approach that incorporates elements of Trauma-Focused therapy, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and Emotionally Focused therapy, Dr. Amuzu employs a feminist and multicultural lens, acknowledging the significant impact of identity, culture, and social experiences on one's life journey. With a commitment to inclusivity, Dr. Amuzu is allied with various communities and emphasizes body positivity, racial justice, and open relationships among others. This therapeutic environment is designed to facilitate growth and healing for all individuals seeking support.

Manya Bahraini is a skilled counselor with credentials that include a JD, CDR, and LCPC. She operates from the foundational belief that every individual possesses the innate capacity to effect change in their own lives. Manya actively engages with her clients, facilitating their journey through emotional struggles and challenges. Understanding that different clients have unique backgrounds and perspectives, she employs a variety of theoretical interventions tailored to their specific needs and insights. Manya views each individual holistically, striving to utilize the most effective methods to promote progress toward independent wellness. With extensive experience working with adults and couples, Manya specializes in areas such as depression, relationship issues, family conflict, trauma-based disorders, and more. Her background in dispute resolution equips her with the ability to comprehend and address individual needs through diverse viewpoints. Manya's therapeutic modalities encompass Positive Psychology, Family Systems, and Emotionally Focused Therapy, among others. She believes in the potential for individuals to lead happier, more fulfilling lives and warmly encourages those seeking help to embark on their journey with her.

Andrea Bardac is a dedicated bilingual psychotherapist at Latinx Talk Therapy, bringing warmth and humor to her therapy sessions. Her integrative and holistic clinical approach is tailored to the unique experiences, preferences, and needs of her clients. With a strong emphasis on strengths-based techniques, Andrea guides individuals on their journey towards their desired lifestyles and goals through self-esteem building, empowerment, and self-exploration practices. Her eclectic theoretical framework includes Systems, Existential, Transpersonal, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Humanistic principles. Clients work alongside Andrea to identify both positive and negative patterns, focusing on solutions that foster personal growth and healing. She specializes in helping individuals learn about themselves, set meaningful goals, and lead fulfilling lives. Committed to honoring and embracing individual experiences, Andrea’s therapy approach is dedicated to fostering healing, confidence, and energetic protection for all who seek her guidance.

Stephanie Benedict, PsyD, is a dedicated psychologist specializing in fostering change for her clients through therapy. She establishes a safe and supportive environment where individuals feel heard, understood, and empowered to prioritize themselves. Her collaborative and insight-oriented approach focuses on helping clients better understand themselves and express their needs in a healthy manner. Stephanie guides clients in exploring how past experiences influence their self-expectations, communication styles, and self-care practices. Together, they work to develop alternative and more adaptive strategies to manage stress, build connections, and create meaningful change. With expertise in working alongside graduate and medical students, therapists, and early career professionals, she addresses concerns like perfectionism, stress, anxiety, self-confidence, and achieving work/life balance. Her specialty areas include transitions such as new parenthood, graduation, and relocation, along with navigating relationship uncertainty and communication challenges. Stephanie recognizes the importance of selecting a therapist who aligns with individual needs, making the decision to connect with her a personal and significant step toward growth.

Jeremy Bergen, an experienced Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC), has dedicated his career to supporting adults in their journey towards mental wellness. With a degree from the University of North Texas, where he graduated in 2004, Jeremy specializes in addressing significant challenges such as depression, anxiety, and relationship issues. He utilizes a diverse range of therapeutic modalities, including the Gottman Method, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and psychodynamic approaches, to cater to the unique needs of his clients. Whether working with couples, individuals, or families, Jeremy fosters a warm and genuine environment that encourages open dialogue and personal growth, helping clients navigate through their struggles with compassion and expertise.

Staci Berman is a dedicated marriage and family therapist (LMFT) who believes that cultivating awareness and compassion are essential components for transformative change. She works with individuals, couples, and families navigating stress, anxiety, depression, trauma, life transitions, and relationship challenges. Staci's therapeutic approach is collaborative, relational, mindful, and compassionate. A proud graduate of The Family Institute at Northwestern University, she has specialized training in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) from UC San Diego and is a certified teacher of Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) and Mindful Self-Compassion. As a member of the Womencare Trauma Consultation Group, Staci is recognized as a trauma-informed therapist. Her practice is firmly grounded in compassion, as she strives to understand and validate her clients' histories, coping behaviors, and patterns. Staci’s action-oriented style empowers her clients to discover new, more effective ways to navigate the world and cultivate healthy relationships with themselves and others.

Dr. Kathy Bingham is a dedicated psychologist with a PhD, passionately committed to helping adults and elders navigate the complexities of life. She specializes in treating a variety of concerns such as depression, trauma, PTSD, and anxiety. Utilizing an array of therapeutic modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy and the Gottman Method, Dr. Bingham takes a compassionate and integrative approach to therapy, whether she is working with individuals or couples. Her expertise in family and marital therapy, coupled with her knowledge of attachment-based and emotionally focused techniques, empowers her clients to build healthier relationships and foster resilience. With a deep understanding of the human experience, Dr. Bingham creates a warm and supportive environment that invites healing and growth.

Dr. Jill Birringer is a licensed Psychologist and Executive Coach with over 30 years of clinical and workplace experience. She collaborates effectively with individuals, couples, and business leaders to develop and achieve personalized goals and strategic plans aimed at maximizing growth and personal well-being. Known for her empathetic nature, Dr. Birringer combines analytical thinking and strong relationship skills to quickly establish rapport with her clients. This approach enables her to successfully motivate and support individuals through difficult life transitions and challenges. Additionally, she is experienced and comfortable working both in-office and over the telephone with her clients.