Dr. Charles E. Cairo is an accomplished pastoral counselor and therapist with over 40 years of experience in the field. He integrates the teachings of G-d, prayer, and various therapeutic techniques, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), and Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP), to empower individuals to take charge of their lives. His practice is particularly effective with men, couples, and families within Oak Park, River Forest, Greater Chicago, and Cook County. Dr. Cairo strives to provide a compassionate and supportive environment, inviting those who are struggling with life's challenges to take their first step towards healing. He also offers a complimentary phone assessment to help clarify the path forward. As a published author and veteran, he brings a wealth of knowledge and insight to his clients, making it easier for them to tackle their issues collaboratively. Dr. Cairo's dedication to his clients' well-being is reflected in his published works, including 'Contend for the Faith' and 'Who Killed the Buddha,' along with 52 white papers on apologetics, showcasing his commitment to fostering understanding and resilience.

Jamie Hayden, LCSW, sees her role as a privilege, stepping alongside individuals during their challenging times. She invites personal growth and learning through the therapeutic journey. Known for her compassionate approach, Jamie provides an environment that nurtures open communication and self-understanding, essential in cultivating peace within complex life situations. With over 15 years of experience, she focuses on leveraging strengths and setting goals while exploring the multifaceted aspects of her clients' identities. Specializing in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, she addresses a variety of concerns, including depression, anxiety, and postpartum issues, and is certified in identifying and treating postpartum anxiety and depressive disorders. Jamie embraces creativity in therapy, working collaboratively to design individualized paths toward emotional and mental wellness. She looks forward to supporting her clients through their pain and successes, celebrating every part of the human experience, and encourages them to explore therapeutic strategies that resonate with them. Together with Jamie, clients can embark on the path to a balanced life.

Maya Joseph-Brooks, LMFT, is a relational therapist dedicated to supporting individuals, couples, and families. She creates a warm and accepting environment where clients feel safe to discuss their challenges and collaboratively develop a vision for their desired outcomes, along with actionable plans to achieve them. Maya focuses on identifying obstacles that hinder her clients from living the lives they desire, offering support as they explore meaningful changes at their own pace. Emphasizing behavioral changes initially, she seamlessly transitions to insights and family of origin work when necessary. With specialized training from The Family Institute of Northwestern University in integrative systemic therapy, Maya skillfully incorporates essential components from various therapeutic modalities. She is particularly passionate about working with clients from diverse cultural and ethnic backgrounds and has a notable interest in identity development, including aspects of racial, sexual, and gender identity. Maya also practices mindfulness, meditation, and guided imagery, finding these techniques beneficial for many of her clients as they navigate life transitions and women's issues.