Dan Gordon Gill

Dan Gordon Gill, an experienced counselor and LCPC with a Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Northwestern University, has dedicated his career to supporting individuals through life's challenges. His extensive work with adolescents naturally expanded to include parents and couples, addressing the complexities faced during turbulent times. A significant portion of his practice focuses on adolescents grappling with issues such as anxiety, depression, academic underachievement, and identity concerns. Equally, he provides valuable support to parents and couples, navigating marital issues with or without children, as well as assisting individual adults in tackling anxiety, depression, and generative challenges in both personal and professional spheres. Dan's approach to adolescents combines firmness with curiosity and respect, guiding them to unravel their strengths while they face a multitude of lifestyle and professional choices. He recognizes the wonder and bravery in their journeys and strives to help them gain confidence in navigating high school and college. Dan views human problems through a systemic lens, understanding that challenges often arise between individuals rather than solely within them. Communication and socialization play a pivotal role in his therapeutic practice, enabling clients to gain perspective on their issues. He remains adaptable, incorporating psychodynamic theory when deemed beneficial.