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Mary Claire Schibelka understands that adulting can be a challenging journey. Life can sometimes feel overwhelming, with responsibilities ranging from work and school to dating and finances. She specializes in providing counseling for young adults, ages 18-35, guiding them through the complexities of this new stage of life. Mary offers a compassionate space for those seeking to manage stress and anxiety, develop their careers, forge new friendships, build healthy romantic relationships, establish family boundaries, moderate substance use, or improve their relationship with food and body image. Utilizing a variety of evidence-based treatment methods including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Internal Family Systems (IFS), she empowers her clients to cultivate calmness, challenge unhelpful thoughts and behaviors, develop vital skills, and heal from past traumas. Mary’s counseling approach is outcome-driven, nonjudgmental, and strengths-based, welcoming clients from diverse backgrounds and experiences. With extensive experience working within the Christian community, she offers Christian counseling for those who request it. For those curious about her services and how they can benefit them, Mary encourages potential clients to explore the opportunity for a free 15-minute phone consultation.

Dr. Stacy Clark understands that taking the first step toward change can feel overwhelming for her clients, acknowledging the courage it takes to embark on the journey toward healing. Her belief in the power of the therapeutic relationship significantly facilitates growth, prompting her to cultivate a supportive environment where clients can navigate feelings of being stuck. Dr. Clark listens intently, ensuring her clients feel understood and cared for. Emphasizing a strength-based approach, she highlights the resilience each client possesses while collaborating with them to set meaningful goals and solve issues that promote a healthier life. Specializing in working with adults and college students, she addresses concerns such as anxiety, depression, perfectionism, life transitions, relationship issues, and procrastination. Her expertise extends to treating eating disorders and weight-related challenges using scientifically-supported interventions, which guarantee effective treatment. Dr. Clark focuses on helping clients build skills and gain deeper insights into maladaptive patterns to foster personal growth. Additionally, she holds a specialization in sports psychology and performance enhancement, and provides supervision and consultation to fellow clinicians seeking professional development.

Sue Cook is a licensed social worker (LSW) with a rich background in acupuncture spanning eight years. She welcomes individuals of all ages and backgrounds who are seeking to cultivate radical self-love and strengthen their emotional regulation, communication, and coping skills. Clients often find themselves grappling with past conversations, feelings of shame, a difficult relationship with their bodies, or a search for meaning amidst pain and trauma. Sue's approach is deeply rooted in the principles of Traditional East Asian Medicine, Taoism, and Zen Buddhism, reflecting her own life and career journey. As a queer-identified and genderfluid individual who proudly stands with the disabled community, Sue provides a safe, compassionate, and judgment-free environment for clients to explore their experiences and acquire new skills. Together, they can embark on a transformative journey to rewrite personal narratives, placing each person as the hero in their own story.

Ashton Crain, a Licensed Professional Counselor with a Masters from Northwestern University, creates a safe, nonjudgmental, and collaborative space for his clients to connect with their best selves. He works with adults who have experienced trauma or are struggling with PTSD, as well as those facing challenges related to eating disorders, anxiety, depression, and life transitions. His primary goal is to help clients feel better quickly, dedicating time to understand their needs, set goals, and work towards achieving them. Ashton’s approach is infused with humor, compassion, honesty, and transparency, making him a relatable therapist. He specializes in EMDR, a specialized treatment for trauma that can also be applied to various other concerns. Tailoring his methods to each client's unique situation, he combines multiple therapy types including Somatic, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Person-Centered therapy. Together with his clients, Ashton emphasizes finding the right combination of treatment options to guide them on their journey towards wellness and happiness. Everyone deserves to feel good, and Ashton is committed to helping uncover what holds individuals back from living their best lives, steering them towards a healthier and happier future.

Carole Berk, a licensed clinical psychologist with over 31 years of experience, embodies the healing power of the therapeutic relationship. She believes that true growth and transformation arise through alliance and partnership with her patients. Carole is dedicated to customizing therapy to meet the unique needs and goals of each individual or couple, employing a blend of psychodynamic, relational, and cognitive-behavioral techniques. Recognizing the mind-body connection, she seamlessly integrates aspects of energy and nutrition when appropriate, guiding her clients towards a healthier, more fulfilling life. With a remarkable ability to create a safe and supportive environment, Carole facilitates deep exploration of the most challenging issues, and she remains steadfast in her commitment to her patients’ journeys, no matter the obstacles. Her Master's Degree in Education enriches her practice further, allowing her to provide tailored parenting counseling alongside individual and couples therapy options. Carole's approach is thoughtful, innovative, and grounded in the goal of fostering meaningful change.

Elizabeth Mavros is an experienced clinician dedicated to helping individuals overcome their challenges and lead more meaningful lives. She believes that establishing a trusting and supportive relationship is the most critical step in assisting clients to achieve success and accomplish their personal goals. Elizabeth recognizes that each individual is the expert of their own life and works to foster an environment where they can develop skills to manage difficulties and gain insight into their unique personal challenges. With expertise in areas such as anxiety, depression, and trauma, she utilizes various therapy types, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Person-Centered approaches, to support teens and adults in their journeys toward healing and growth.

Hannah Dailey is a compassionate marriage and family therapist associate who recognizes the fundamental human need for connection and understanding. Operating within a systemic and multicultural framework, she serves individuals, couples, and families. At the heart of her practice is a commitment to tapping into the innate capabilities of her clients, empowering them to achieve their goals and create a fulfilling life. With a keen interest and extensive experience in addressing issues such as depression, anxiety, grief and loss, communication challenges within couples and families, life stage transitions, and trauma related to race, sexuality, and gender, Hannah employs a culturally informed, structural approach to enhance client awareness and understanding. She honors each client’s unique identity and context when helping them narrate their life story. Hannah believes that meaningful change stems from genuine, trusting relationships, and she dedicates herself to nurturing this connection with each of her clients.

Baheia Derweesh, EdD, LCPC, is a compassionate counselor known for her culturally sensitive approach to therapy. With a wealth of experience working with preteens, teens, adults, and elders, she excels in addressing behavioral issues, family conflict, and trauma-related challenges. Baheia employs a diverse range of therapeutic modalities, including Internal Family Systems (IFS), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Emotionally Focused Therapy, allowing her to tailor each session to meet her clients' unique needs. Her integration of strength-based and solution-focused brief therapy fosters resilience and encourages personal growth. In her practice, Baheia creates a safe, supportive space where individuals and families can explore their emotions, navigate conflicts, and heal from past traumas. Her genuine dedication to her clients' well-being is at the heart of her therapeutic work.

Kendrick Dewdney is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and therapist with extensive experience in supporting individuals, couples, and elders facing emotional and relational challenges. Educated at the University of Chicago, Kendrick understands the profound effect that relationships have on our lives, shaping our perspectives, values, and self-image. He recognizes that negative experiences within these relationships can lead to deeper issues such as depression, trauma, anxiety, and PTSD. Through a culturally sensitive, trauma-focused, and strength-based approach, Kendrick empowers his clients to identify and understand the patterns in their relationships that contribute to their current struggles. By utilizing various therapeutic modalities, including the Gottman Method and Family Systems, he fosters a safe and nurturing environment where clients can explore their experiences and gain insight into their internal conflicts. This empowering process not only enhances self-awareness but also builds the resilience necessary to navigate life's challenges and cultivate meaningful relationships. For those considering therapy, Kendrick offers a supportive presence that can alleviate the initial intimidation often associated with seeking help, making the journey of healing more accessible and inviting.

Aimee Dokko Osborne, a dedicated Counselor (MA, NCC, LCPC), offers a nurturing and supportive environment for adults seeking to make meaningful changes in their lives. She partners with her clients in a safe space, encouraging reflection and growth, helping them examine, explore, and discover paths to a more gratifying and joyful lifestyle. With a holistic approach tailored to individual needs, goals, and aspirations, Aimee draws on a rich background as a Career Consultant, College Academic Advisor, English Teacher, School-Based Social Emotional Learning Specialist, Qi Gong Facilitator, Nia 5 Stages Movement Practitioner, Chelsey Provider, and a dedicated mother of two teenage daughters. She empowers clients by utilizing practical techniques grounded in the precursors to change model while incorporating various therapeutic modalities, such as attachment-based, existential, and mind-body strategies. Aimee fosters a secure therapeutic relationship with her clients, facilitating transformative changes that lead to a satisfying and enriched inner and outer life.

Benjamin Durchslag is a compassionate clinical social worker and therapist with a deep belief in the inherent gifts within each individual. He understands that people do not require fixing; rather, they thrive with support to reconnect with their authentic selves. Whether clients are navigating transitions, coping with stress, anxiety, depression, or facing other mental health challenges, Benjamin is committed to providing the guidance they need. He assists individuals in making meaning of their lives and transforming adversity into opportunities for growth, particularly for those who are passionate about bettering themselves and society. Benjamin aims to collaborate with his clients to establish a safe and secure space where they can freely express their true selves. With extensive training in various therapy modalities—including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Mindfulness, and Motivational Interviewing—he tailors his therapeutic approaches to align with each client's personality and specific needs. Benjamin recognizes that feelings of burnout, hopelessness, and helplessness are common in the journey of life. He views these challenges as pathways to healing and transformation. With a focus on creating a courageous, non-judgmental environment, Benjamin encourages clients to explore their core values and build a meaningful life that enriches both themselves and their community.

Dr. Judith Dygdon is a compassionate therapist dedicated to helping individuals of all ages navigate their problems in living. Whether it is fear, sadness, loneliness, or past traumas, everyone faces unique challenges at different life stages, including children, teens, adults, and elders. Dr. Dygdon understands the logical explanations behind these issues, which may stem from past experiences, biological factors, or a combination of both. Through thorough assessments, she uncovers the underlying causes of her clients' difficulties. She utilizes scientifically supported therapeutic approaches, including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Trauma-Focused Therapy, among others. By doing so, she aims to address the impacts of earlier experiences, help clients manage their biological predispositions, and equip them with new, fulfilling ways to engage with life. Dr. Dygdon's expertise encompasses a range of issues, from mood disorders to relationship challenges and developmental concerns, making her a trusted partner on the journey to emotional wellness.

Gretchen King is a dedicated marriage and family therapist (LMFT) who specializes in working with adult individuals and couples. Her primary focus is on helping her clients cultivate better relationships with themselves and others. With a compassionate approach, Gretchen guides her clients on their journey towards greater self-understanding and healthier connections, fostering a supportive environment that promotes personal growth and relational harmony.