Dr. Peter W. Demuth, a dedicated psychologist with a PsyD and MS, believes that the real purpose of therapy is to guide individuals beyond mere survival to a place infused with creativity and motivation. He invites clients to reflect on their lives and ponder whether there is more to existence than struggle. In his compassionate and safe environment, clients are encouraged to expand their horizons and gain new perspectives. Dr. Demuth serves as a guide and assistant, supporting them as they explore what is best for themselves at their own pace. Through reflection, consciousness, dream work, and the courage to delve deep, he facilitates personal growth. As Henry Thoreau wisely noted, it takes a relationship to speak the truth—one to convey it and another to receive it. Dr. Demuth's approach emphasizes honest exchanges between individuals, a rarity in a world often clouded by judgment and expectation.

Jenny Philipson is a dedicated solution-focused therapist committed to guiding individuals toward empowerment and personal growth. With her experience as a Clinical Social Worker and therapist, she helps clients uncover their true potential to lead fulfilling and meaningful lives. Recognizing that while the difficult past cannot be changed, Jenny works collaboratively with clients to understand and resolve their current challenges. She specializes in various areas, including depression, anxiety, and relationship issues, and utilizes diverse therapeutic modalities tailored to each individual's needs. Whether clients are seeking support during challenging times or looking to progress in a new direction, Jenny is eager to assist them in achieving their goals and discovering a path worth celebrating.

Ashley Plantz is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who offers individual therapy tailored for adolescents and adults. With a strong foundation from Loyola University Chicago, Ashley employs an integrative approach that adapts to the diverse needs and therapeutic goals of her clients. Specializing in issues such as depression, anxiety, OCD, self-esteem, life transitions, and stress, she acknowledges the complexity of therapeutic needs, encouraging potential clients to explore their fit with her practice. Ashley's strengths-based and humanistic perspective focuses on empowering clients through a compassionate and relatable manner. By fostering self-exploration, resilience, and personal growth, she guides individuals on their journey toward wellness. Utilizing a variety of modalities—including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Exposure Response Prevention (ERP)—Ashley ensures that each treatment plan is uniquely crafted to meet the specific needs of her clients.

Dr. Julieanne Pojas, PsyD, specializes in supporting adolescents and adults grappling with anxiety-related disorders and obsessive-compulsive related issues. With over eight years of experience, she employs evidence-based treatments, including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and exposure response prevention (ERP), to empower her clients in overcoming their challenges. Recognized as an anxiety specialist, Dr. Pojas’s approach is results-oriented, enabling patients to achieve success more swiftly in their therapeutic journey. She fosters a non-judgmental, warm, and supportive environment, working collaboratively with each individual to help them become adept at understanding and managing their symptoms. Through her guidance, patients gain the confidence to take charge of their lives and navigate their fears with newfound strength.

Arica Barton, MA, LCPC, is a compassionate counselor with over 15 years of experience in the field. She adopts a restorative and relational approach in her practice, emphasizing a strengths perspective that fosters self-sufficiency and empowers individuals to engage in effective problem-solving. Arica values the critical role that parents and significant adults play in the lives of youth, and she works collaboratively to address youth behavior, enhance family communication, and promote positive parent leadership. Her trauma-informed lens creates a warm and safe environment where clients can tackle challenging yet vital issues. Arica specializes in restorative justice, parent-child relationships, behavioral issues, and effective discipline strategies. She also provides valuable support to individuals coping with mental health challenges such as Depression, Anxiety, Bipolar Disorder, and Trauma and PTSD. Through her structured modalities—ranging from individual and couples therapy to family systems work—she facilitates a consensus-based approach to conflict resolution, inspired by native traditions. This unique integration of restorative justice within a therapeutic framework enables clients to openly communicate and collaboratively repair familial harm.

Sara Price, LCSW, is a dedicated and compassionate therapist committed to creating a genuine connection with her clients. With a wealth of expertise in trauma and PTSD, anxiety, and relationship issues, she understands the challenges faced by individuals seeking support. Sara believes that therapy is most effective when clients feel safe to explore their thoughts and feelings deeply, which is why she fosters an authentic environment for growth and healing. Her practice incorporates modalities such as Internal Family Systems (IFS), EMDR, and other culturally sensitive and integrative approaches to work with clients on an individual basis. Sara’s most valuable skill lies in her ability to be fully present, helping clients embrace their own presence and navigate through their struggles. She recognizes that reaching out for help can be daunting, yet she is here to support and accompany individuals on their journey toward becoming fully alive and whole. Sara looks forward to guiding her clients toward a brighter future filled with understanding and self-acceptance.

At Mindful Psychology Associates, clients find a supportive environment where they can flourish under the care of a compassionate and experienced team of psychologists, led by experts in fields like Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Trauma-Focused Therapy. This practice focuses on addressing a range of issues, including anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship challenges, and life transitions for individuals aged 10 and up. With a strong belief in the power of connection and understanding, Mindful Psychology Associates is dedicated to helping clients cultivate a deeper sense of calm and purpose in their lives. The clinicians strive to tailor their approach, ensuring each individual is matched with a therapist who is well-versed in their specific challenges and needs. Their commitment to accessibility includes opportunities for low-cost therapy, affirming their belief that everyone deserves support on their journey toward healing and growth.

Dr. Reyngold, a dedicated clinical psychotherapist with nearly 20 years of experience, understands the challenges individuals face when taking the first step in seeking help. They prioritize creating a safe, comfortable, and trusting environment where patients can explore the issues that may contribute to feelings of being stuck, depressed, anxious, or confused. Dr. Reyngold works with clients dealing with a range of challenges, including depression, life transitions, relationship concerns, fertility, and parenting dynamics. By valuing early life experiences, they assist individuals in making connections between their past and current life choices and relationships. Approaching therapy holistically, Dr. Reyngold considers the psychological, physical, and nutritional aspects of health, as well as social relationships and family history, to treat the whole person. In their group practice, they provide services for individuals, couples, and families, addressing various needs. Their specialties include addiction, women's issues, mood disorders, and child/adolescent needs, ensuring comprehensive support for all patients seeking treatment.

Carol Cann is a dedicated and compassionate counselor with over 25 years of experience helping adults and elders navigate the complexities of life. She understands that many individuals may feel distressed due to concerns about important relationships becoming conflicted or distant, or as they wrestle with thoughts, feelings, or behaviors that interfere with their day-to-day lives. Carol values the importance of finding a genuine match in therapy, seeing herself as a knowledgeable and caring guide who works alongside her clients to uncover the solutions they need. Through her warm, honest, and respectful approach, she fosters collaboration from the very beginning by actively seeking feedback, listening empathetically, and addressing any questions that arise. Carol specializes in helping those coping with depression, anxiety, relationship issues, and addiction, as well as supporting individuals and families facing severe chronic mental illnesses. Utilizing a diverse range of therapeutic modalities, including problem-solving therapy, cognitive-behavioral techniques, psychodynamic methods, and family approaches, she equips her clients with valuable resources to reach their goals. While she maintains a supportive atmosphere, Carol is not afraid to help confront challenging issues when appropriate, emphasizing growth and self-discovery. With a commitment to culturally sensitive practice, she is well-prepared to guide clients through their journeys of change and healing.

Dr. James Iberg is a dedicated Psychologist with a PhD, who brings a wealth of experience in supporting individuals, couples, and groups across various age groups—from children aged 6 to 10, to teenagers, adults, and elders aged 65 and over. His passion lies in helping clients navigate areas such as coping skills, relationship issues, and self-esteem, utilizing a person-centered and eclectic therapeutic approach. Dr. Iberg's expertise in humanistic, existential, and focusing-oriented modalities allows him to create a relational, supportive environment that encourages personal growth and healing. With a commitment to fostering resilience and well-being, he empowers his clients to achieve meaningful change in their lives.

Andrew Farra, a licensed psychologist with a PsyD, understands the challenges individuals face when grappling with persistent issues such as depression, anxiety, traumatic histories, and grief. He recognizes how common these struggles are and is dedicated to providing compassionate support. Specializing in the treatment of adults, adolescents, and couples, Andrew helps those who feel caught in conflicts that obstruct their path to happiness, fulfilling relationships, and personal success. His therapeutic approach is collaborative and tailored, respecting the unique needs of each individual. With Andrew's guidance, clients can embark on a journey towards greater self-understanding and relief from their emotional challenges.

Hollis Rabin is a dedicated marriage and family therapist (LMFT) with a passion for guiding families with adolescent children through challenges related to divorce, trauma, adoption, emotion regulation, school issues, and trans-youth identity development. She is well-versed in treating anxiety, depression, Bipolar disorder, ADHD, and autism spectrum disorders. As a couples therapist, Hollis is sex-positive and affirming of LGBTQIA+ relationships, and has valuable experience working with non-monogamous couples. She adopts a systemic perspective, acknowledging that relationship vulnerabilities from family of origin often influence interactions in other relationships. Hollis is a certified Positive Discipline Parent Educator and a PREPARE/ENRICH certified premarital counselor, further enhancing her expertise in family dynamics. She has also completed Gottman Level 1 training in couples therapy, integrating knowledge from Structural Family Therapy, Emotion-Focused Couples Therapy, Bowenian Transgenerational Therapy, and the Gottman Technique into her practice. Recognized as a compassionate and curious clinician, Hollis regards it as an honor to assist those eager to foster change in their lives. She views therapy as a collaborative journey built on trust and respect, striving to remain a steadfast ally and companion on each client's path to healing.

Brenda Reavis, LCSW, is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist who believes that one of the pillars of a fulfilling life is the ability to be one's authentic self. She understands that obstacles, hardships, and missteps can sometimes lead individuals to forgo their authenticity just to survive, resulting in feelings of being stuck, lost, or alone in their struggles. As a therapist, Brenda views herself as a partner in her clients' journeys toward healing and growth. Her holistic approach considers the whole person and their context, ensuring that each session is personalized and effective. Brenda provides a safe space for clients to process where they are and make progress toward their desired outcomes. She has extensive experience addressing a range of issues, including mood disorders, anxiety, depression, identity and adjustment issues, relationship dynamics, self-esteem challenges, and race-related stress. Welcoming individuals from all walks of life, Brenda has a specialized focus on the unique experiences of LGBTQ+ individuals, college students, Black women, and people of color. Her core belief is that each person possesses the inherent skills and tools necessary to thrive, with therapy serving as a vital space for those tools to emerge. For those seeking to enhance relationships, boost creativity, and live to their fullest potential, Brenda is committed to helping them flourish.