Emily Simon Rosenbloom is a compassionate clinical social worker and therapist dedicated to supporting individuals navigating the challenging transition into adulthood. This pivotal life phase often brings overwhelming pressures, changes, and responsibilities that can leave young adults feeling burdened, anxious, and misunderstood. Emily understands the emotional complexity that comes with these tough life transitions, and she believes that one of the bravest steps a person can take is to begin exploring their own story. When they are ready, she is there to offer her guidance. Emily walks alongside her clients, providing unwavering support as they seek hope and a renewed vision for their lives. She deeply respects and empathizes with those in this crucial phase of life, ensuring that they feel connected, understood, and valued. With years of experience working with adolescents, Emily is committed to helping her clients experience empowerment and clarity as they confront the obstacles ahead.

Stefanie Adess Bell, LCSW, is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist with a rich background rooted in her education at the prestigious University of Chicago, from which she graduated in 1999. With years of experience, Stefanie specializes in supporting teens and adults through challenging life transitions, addressing stress, and navigating relationship issues. Her compassionate approach is informed by a diverse array of therapeutic modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Family and Marital Therapy, Humanistic practices, and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy. Stefanie offers individual, couples, and group therapy sessions, creating a safe and nurturing environment where clients can explore their emotions, foster connection, and cultivate personal growth. Her practice reflects a commitment to helping individuals and couples navigate their unique journeys with empathy and insight.

Christopher Aguirre is a dedicated marriage and family therapist associate who understands that the toughest moments can lead to personal growth and transformation. As an engaged father, husband, coach, and active community member of North Shore, he is acutely aware of the challenges that families face. It is Christopher's heartfelt mission to connect with individuals, couples, families, and youth, providing support through life’s hurdles to help them attain greater joy and connection. He draws upon his education from the Family Institute at Northwestern University and combines it with over a decade of experience working with various family dynamics. Christopher specializes in addressing anxiety, navigating life transitions, resolving stressful family situations, parenting challenges, and relationship concerns. With a genuine, lighthearted, and compassionate manner, he employs a strength-based approach to help clients identify and reshape patterns that hinder their path towards fulfilling their life goals. Fluent in Spanish, Christopher is honored to accompany individuals on their transformative journeys and eagerly looks forward to meeting those he serves.

Priscilla Andrews, LCPC, is a dedicated therapist who understands that everyone faces moments in life where change beckons. Whether through significant choices like starting or ending a relationship, navigating a new career path, or coping with the natural occurrences of life such as children leaving home or facing medical crises, these transitions can often feel overwhelming. They not only challenge one's sense of stability but also open doors to profound self-discovery and growth. For adults and elders grappling with grief, chronic illness, or life transitions, Priscilla provides compassionate guidance through individual, couples, and family therapy. Utilizing modalities such as Trauma Focused, Brainspotting, and Emotionally Focused therapy, she aims to cultivate a safe and supportive environment that encourages self-exploration. By emphasizing the connection between past experiences and present challenges, along with an understanding of how the nervous system influences daily life, Priscilla empowers her clients to chart their desired paths forward.

Alicia Arkin, PsyD, is a licensed clinical psychologist who has cultivated her expertise in diverse mental health settings. She specializes in working with individual adults and adolescents, addressing a broad spectrum of issues, particularly anxiety, parenting challenges, and life transitions. Alicia adopts a collaborative approach, creating a safe and comfortable environment for her clients to openly discuss their concerns. She is committed to understanding the uniqueness of each individual, tailoring strategies to effectively meet their specific needs, and helping clients navigate life's challenges to achieve a sense of balance. Recognized for her warm, caring, and empathic nature, Alicia provides support in areas such as affect regulation, self-esteem, identity development, relationship difficulties, grief and loss, family dynamics, life transitions, women's issues, and stress management. She earned her doctorate and master's degrees from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, after obtaining her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Northwestern University.

Effective Artistry is dedicated to helping individuals overwhelmed by their responsibilities find balance in their lives. Understanding the struggle to distinguish between what we need to do and what we want to do, this practice emphasizes the significance of developing executive functioning skills. Specializing in working with neurodivergent and creative individuals, Effective Artistry recognizes that true solutions are not found in one-size-fits-all advice. Instead, they provide tailored strategies for those who often feel outside the norm, fostering a supportive environment where no one feels alone in their journey. With a range of services that includes individualized therapy and executive functioning coaching, the practice also values community engagement through free resources like Q&A sessions, webinars, and 20-minute consultations. Individuals are encouraged to explore these offerings and connect through social media to stay informed about upcoming events. Effective Artistry believes in the uniqueness of each individual and the vital need for specific solutions to unique challenges.

Peter Baker, LCPC, is a compassionate counselor specializing in individual psychotherapy for children, adolescents, and adults. He adeptly employs sports metaphors and integrates modern elements such as technology and social media into his practice, making therapy relatable for younger clients. His belief in the power of a trusting relationship between therapist and client serves as the cornerstone of positive change. Peter is dedicated to cultivating this trust by first understanding the unique needs and interests of his clients. With a therapeutic approach that is eclectic in nature, he emphasizes cognitive behavioral therapy, humanistic methods, and narrative practices. In his interactions with adolescents, he works to engage them by exploring their world, which may include elements like play therapy, games, and conversations about sports or social media. Through this method, he fosters a safe and honest environment conducive to meaningful growth and change. Peter is committed to guiding his clients through life's challenges, including navigating anxiety, depression, and transitions with sensitivity and expertise.

Joseph Barr is a dedicated therapist specializing in the treatment of ADHD, anxiety, and various psychological disorders through innovative techniques such as neurofeedback and biofeedback. He possesses a wealth of experience, having served as the chief of psychology at Lutheran General Hospital, where he focused on enhancing performance and health psychology. Joseph has worked with hundreds of individuals, including students, professionals, and even members of the US Olympic Team, developing a diverse array of strategies to help his clients achieve optimal health and performance. Furthermore, his academic accomplishments include serving as an adjunct professor at esteemed institutions like Northwestern University, U of I Medical School, and Indiana University. With expertise in cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), mindfulness-based cognitive therapy (MBCT), and solution-focused brief therapy (SFBT), Joseph is committed to guiding his clients toward growth and well-being.

Laura Behlke, a licensed professional counselor with an MA and LPC, embodies the belief that ‘Your present circumstances don’t determine where you can go; they merely determine where you start’ (N. Qubein). As a dedicated therapist, Laura prioritizes helping clients rediscover their potential and navigate the complexities of their emotions. She creates a supportive environment tailored to individuals who may feel disconnected or overwhelmed in daily life, allowing them to reclaim their sense of fulfillment. Together, clients and Laura will explore their core values within themselves and their relationships, crafting actionable steps to manifest these values into everyday living. Recognizing that each person's journey towards health and healing is unique—whether through small, incremental steps or significant leaps—Laura offers a compassionate approach grounded in clinical expertise. With experience in helping children, teens, and young adults manage mood disorders, challenging life stressors, and trauma, she employs a blend of empathic understanding and cognitive behavioral techniques. These may include goal setting, collaborative insight building, cognitive reframing, and relaxation techniques. As a valued member of the Indigo Therapy Group team, Laura emphasizes the importance of the therapeutic relationship, ensuring a good fit between therapist and client for optimal growth.

Cyndi Benner, LCPC, is a dedicated therapist who specializes in helping individuals navigate overwhelming feelings of fear, sadness, and numbness. With a compassionate focus, she works especially well with clients seeking to heal from past traumas, manage life's responsibilities, and foster self-kindness. Cyndi is passionate about supporting individuals who feel stuck, dealing with a critical inner voice, and are striving to regulate their emotions. She employs a trauma-informed lens in her practice, collaborating with clients to understand their experiences and set meaningful goals. Her warm and approachable demeanor creates a safe space, essential for effective therapy. With extensive experience in helping clients address issues related to parenting, childhood challenges, anxiety, depression, sexual abuse recovery, and existential concerns, Cyndi approaches therapy with an integrative method that includes Compassion Focused, Internal Family Systems (IFS), EMDR, and more. She recognizes that the therapeutic relationship is unique and starts from a place of empathy and safety, aiming to cultivate an environment where clients feel unconditionally valued and free to express their vulnerability.

Becky Berger, a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) with a Master of Social Work (MSW), is dedicated to fostering a goal-oriented therapeutic environment for clients facing a range of challenges, such as depression, anxiety, and life transitions. Specializing in working with adolescents, adults, couples, and families, she brings a compassionate approach to therapy. With a keen interest in sports performance and sports psychology, Becky assists her clients in reaching their individual goals within a safe, confidential, and caring setting. Her diverse therapeutic techniques aim to help clients minimize stress, enhance their mental and physical health, and ultimately lead happier, more fulfilling lives.

Dr. Cortney Bindrich is a dedicated psychologist with extensive expertise in addressing brain injuries and concussions, as well as various neurodevelopmental disorders, including intellectual impairment, learning disorders like dyslexia, attention-deficit disorders (ADHD), and autism spectrum disorders. She is also skilled in evaluating individuals for anxiety disorders and depression. Dr. Bindrich holds a doctoral degree in School Psychology with a focus on Neuropsychology and an Ed.S. degree in School Psychology from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology. Her clinical training includes an APA-approved internship in Illinois and a two-year post-doctoral fellowship in pediatric neuropsychology in Wisconsin. With a warm and empathetic approach, she is passionate about supporting adults and elders in navigating their mental health challenges.

Lauren Bondy, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, is dedicated to guiding adults and late teens through their struggles with anxiety, depression, and challenges related to trust and connection. She creates a safe and compassionate environment for her clients to explore the sources of their limiting feelings. With a belief in the uniqueness of each individual, Lauren understands that everyone possesses special gifts and a distinct purpose. Life’s challenges can sometimes lead to imbalances that leave one feeling overwhelmed or anxious, and her approach is to address these complexities holistically—attending to mind, body, and spirit. Lauren's qualifications include Level 2 certification in Internal Family Systems (IFS), offering a powerful alternative to traditional talk therapy. By supporting clients in healing their younger parts burdened with limiting beliefs or trauma, she fosters a nurturing pathway toward greater authenticity. This transformational process helps clients establish a stronger connection with their true selves, leading to newfound confidence and deeper intimacy in their relationships. Lauren firmly believes that every challenge presents an opportunity for awakening, and she encourages taking the courageous steps necessary to facilitate healing.