Sharon Bloch is a compassionate and dedicated Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) with over twenty years of experience in mental health. She is committed to supporting clients through their struggles, whether they are facing heartbreak, navigating new diagnoses, or seeking to understand life transitions. As a therapist, Sharon provides a safe and empathetic environment where individuals can express themselves freely while receiving honest feedback. She specializes in grief and loss across the life cycle, relationship issues, depression, anxiety, post-partum mood disorders, and other life challenges. With a background that includes attending the prestigious University of Chicago and teaching as an adjunct instructor at Loyola University Graduate School of Social Work, Sharon tailors treatment to reflect each client's concerns and goals, ensuring regular progress evaluations. Her approach blends various modalities such as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and the Gottman Method, allowing for an integrative and culturally sensitive practice. Sharon is continuously inspired by the strength and growth she witnesses in her clients, conducting therapy with empathy, humor, and active engagement in their journeys.

Christine Burback, a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC) and National Certified Counselor (NCC), has dedicated nearly 20 years to helping individuals and couples navigate the complexities of life. Many of Christine's clients seek her support during challenging times marked by relationship issues, work stress, and academic challenges. With a compassionate and integrative approach, she facilitates the exploration of emotions such as loneliness, self-doubt, anxiety, and sadness. Christine is committed to fostering healing and empowerment in her clients, guiding them in assessing their coping strategies and breaking free from unhelpful patterns. By establishing healthier boundaries and enhancing communication, Christine works with her clients to overcome obstacles and, when needed, heal from trauma. With her extensive experience, she is equipped to assist those facing various issues, including depression, PTSD, and emotional disturbances. Christine believes that no one should face their struggles alone and is prepared to help clients navigate transformative changes, fostering a sense of confidence for a brighter future.

Cathy Drucker, LCSW, is a seasoned psychotherapist with nearly forty years of experience, having practiced in Ohio, Arizona, and currently Illinois. She is known for her empathetic and collaborative approach, working with a diverse range of clients, including preteens, teens, and adults. Cathy specializes in adolescent and adult substance abuse, anger management, depression, anxiety, self-esteem, and stress management, among other areas. She provides individualized and group therapy, couples counseling, and family therapy. Understanding that the decision to seek counseling can be anxiety-provoking, Cathy views this step as a significant act of strength. She is dedicated to working closely with her clients to create personalized treatment plans that address their specific needs and concerns. In her first session, Cathy prioritizes creating a comfortable environment where clients can openly discuss their issues. Her ultimate goal is to empower individuals to reach their fullest potential and lead fulfilling lives, consistently providing her best effort in every session.

Maria Feldgreber, LCPC, is dedicated to providing high-quality psychological care for individuals, children, and families facing a range of challenges. She emphasizes a collaborative approach to create goals for both short-term problem-solving and long-term growth. With expertise in managing issues such as ADD/ODD, behavior challenges, depression, anxiety, and family conflict, Maria is well-equipped to address diverse psychological needs. Her knowledge extends to grief and hospice counseling, where she offers insight and support to families navigating difficult transitions. Maria’s compassionate approach ensures that clients know they are not alone during tough times. She believes in the power of resilience and strives to help individuals and families lead fulfilling lives. Her therapy incorporates various modalities, including culturally sensitive practices, solution-focused brief therapy, and family systems therapy, making her a versatile choice for clients seeking emotional and psychological support.

Dr. Stacey Max is a dedicated psychologist who understands that therapy can be a deeply emotional and rewarding journey. She believes that successful treatment hinges on a genuine connection between the therapist and the client, built on comfort and trust. Dr. Max is committed to creating a safe and supportive environment where individuals can explore their most personal challenges and life patterns. Utilizing a collaborative therapeutic approach, she empowers her clients to gain insight into their lives, set meaningful goals, and develop realistic strategies tailored to their strengths, all aimed at enhancing overall happiness and satisfaction.<br /> <br /> With extensive experience, Dr. Max specializes in assisting adolescents and adults facing issues such as depression, anxiety, mood swings, and relationship difficulties. She also offers support for those grappling with challenges related to divorce, parenting, ADHD, eating disorders, and life stressors. In addition to individual therapy, she works with couples to nurture their relationships or navigate the difficulties of separation with grace. <br /> <br /> Choosing the right therapist is a significant decision, and Dr. Max is here to provide clarity and support. She looks forward to helping clients embark on this transformative journey towards healing and personal growth.

Dr. Jennie Ozan is a licensed clinical psychologist with over 20 years of experience in mental health and wellness. Her passion for helping others stems from her desire to empower individuals to discover new coping mechanisms and skills to manage life's challenges. Dr. Ozan believes that from early childhood, people learn various strategies—both healthy and unhealthy—for tackling obstacles. While maladaptive coping styles may serve a purpose temporarily, they can eventually become ineffective, prompting individuals to seek therapy. As a therapist, Dr. Ozan dedicates herself to guiding clients towards the development and implementation of healthier coping strategies. She works with clients aged 18 and above, addressing a diverse array of issues including relationship challenges, life transitions, school and work-related concerns, low self-esteem, identity development, postpartum depression and anxiety, eating disorders, and parenting difficulties. With a particular focus on clients identifying as LGBTQ+, Dr. Ozan approaches therapy with compassion and respect. Her collaborative and integrative approach combines cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and insight-oriented treatment. Dr. Ozan earned her PsyD in clinical psychology from Wright State University's School of Professional Psychology and holds a BA from the University of Michigan.

Lindsey Perper Davanzo is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Certified Professional Life Coach with over twenty years of experience in private practice. Her understanding of the various emotions that come with taking the first step into therapy shapes her approach. Lindsey believes that the foundation of a successful therapeutic experience lies in establishing a connection and a trusting relationship with her clients. Utilizing a solution-focused and forward-thinking model, she assesses and addresses individual needs with care and precision. Lindsey specializes in a wide range of topics, including relationship issues, parenting and co-parenting challenges, divorce, infidelity, anxiety, depression, conflict resolution, OCD, infertility, and pregnancy-related concerns. Additionally, she offers expertise in post-decree divorce mediation, making her a versatile support in navigating life's complexities.

Leigh Rzepecki is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist (LCSW, CADC) whose passion lies in supporting individuals and families navigating their journeys towards peace with their bodies, food, and self-worth. With nearly a decade of experience, she has developed a wealth of expertise through her work in higher levels of care, focusing on disordered eating, mood and anxiety disorders, and substance abuse issues. Her specialized training equips her to address harmful patterns that frequently arise within family environments, often fueled by shame and perpetuating cycles of maladaptive behaviors. Leigh fervently advocates for dismantling diet culture and addressing fatphobia and weight stigma, rooted in her commitment to the principles of Health at Every Size and Intuitive Eating. Clients who engage with her often find themselves breaking free from the cycle of disordered eating and increasing their self-worth. Additionally, Leigh has experience as an antepartum and postpartum social worker, understanding the unique challenges of parenting—whether for first-time parents or those with more experience. Leigh Rzepecki is ready to foster healing and growth in her clients' lives.

Andrea Watkins is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with expertise in supporting children, teens, and young adults who grapple with mood issues, anxiety, and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). Her compassionate approach extends to guiding parents through various parenting challenges, as well as assisting teenagers in overcoming self-esteem issues, bullying, and school-related stress. Andrea is dedicated to fostering a welcoming and non-judgmental atmosphere, where clients feel comfortable expressing themselves. With a strong interest in mindfulness and meditation, she often utilizes guided imagery alongside Exposure Response Therapy techniques. Andrea creatively integrates movement, music, games, role-playing, and art into her sessions, eschewing conventional worksheets in favor of engaging alternatives. Recognizing the healing power of laughter, she frequently employs humor, understanding that joy can be an essential part of the therapeutic journey. Her commitment is to walk alongside clients as they take the courageous step towards recovery, welcoming inquiries about individual, child, or family needs to ensure the most supportive and tailored therapy experience. Although Andrea has very limited availability, she encourages potential clients to reach out for a conversation about their unique situations and how best to address them.

Susan Weitzman, LCSW, is a compassionate and skilled therapist dedicated to helping individuals navigate their mental health journeys. With a degree from Loyola University, where she graduated in 1998, Susan brings over two decades of experience to her practice. She specializes in addressing a wide range of issues, including depression, relationship challenges, trauma and PTSD, and domestic abuse. Susan works with diverse populations, including preteens, children, teens, and adults, providing tailored therapeutic approaches to meet each client's unique needs. Her expertise encompasses various therapy modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), and Emotionally Focused Therapy, ensuring effective and relatable sessions. Through her warm and empathetic approach, Susan aims to empower her clients in their healing journeys, fostering resilience and personal growth.