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It's confusing wrestling with day-to-day pain, anger, anxiety & loss. This time can feel overwhelming, debilitating, and leave you feeling disconnected. It may affect your relationships with family, friends or colleagues. Courage doesn’t happen when you have all the answers, it happens when you are ready to face the difficult questions you have been avoiding. How do you face the difficult questions, show courage, & claim your strength to heal? As your therapist, we are committed to helping you discover your inner power and cultivate lasting change. Healing begins with love. Let's work on being in love with the person in the mirror. You have been through so much and are still showing resilience. We help you navigate the challenges of adulthood & manage your feelings through psychotherapy interventions and holistic modalities such Ketamine Assisted Therapy (KAP), Trauma Focused Yoga, and Crystal Healing. This therapy can evolve your experience of who you are, transition your painful trauma to purposeful resilience, redefine your life goals, and deeply transform how you relate to yourself and the world. If you are ready to feel empowered, effortlessly achieve your goals, and experience more happiness in your life, book a free consultation now. We are in this with you & TOGETHER we can help you thrive!

I'm a certified counseling practitioner and professional life coach with emphasis on peer support services.

“A span of life is nothing. But the man who lives that span, he is something. He can fill that tiny span with meaning, so its quality is immeasurable though its quantity may be insignificant.” – Chaim Potok, The Chosen “Every time we ask a question, we’re generating a possible version of a life.” – David Epston  Hi! I’m Jaime, and I’m honored to make your acquaintance. I am currently a graduate student in the Master of Arts Marriage and Family Therapy Program at National University. I am working under the supervision of Rosa Montoya, LMFT#115495. I have experience working with school-aged children in academic settings as an instructional assistant for special education. Additionally, as an MFT trainee, I have had the privilege of collaborating with children and teens who have experienced bullying and abuse to explore preferred identities. I also have a variety of lived experiences that have expanded my ability to question my assumptions, listen empathetically, and be curious. My life has been one in search for meaning. When I was younger, I thought that meaning came from the answers to life’s difficult questions like “What does my suffering say about me?”, “Who am I?”, and “How do I make a difference?” – and I searched for answers in many contexts, including spirituality, creative writing, art, music, and literature. My personal search for meaning and answers led me to volunteer for disaster relief in the aftermath of the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami; while I was in Japan, I encountered what it was like to live in another culture and respect and value other ways of being. Since that experience, I have found that questions – not answers – hold a universe of possibilities and allow meaning to grow, change, and become with me. As a narrative therapist-in-training, I am passionate about exploring with you all the rich possibilities of becoming. I see life as a journey whose paths, detours, fellow travelers, luggage, and destinations are yours to choose, define, and relate to in ways that reflect your values and the meaning you wish to create. I hope to collaborate with you in questioning constrained descriptions of life to create more space for you to reauthor, explore, and discover new possibilities of being and becoming. It would be my honor to join with you in elevating and privileging your voice, experiences, knowledge, preferred meaning, and values in our conversations together. Thank you for taking the time to get to know me. I look forward to joining with you on your journey! 

Whether you are having difficulties navigating the nuances of a relationship, parenting, multicultural issues, gender identity issues, self esteem or anxiety, I can help. I believe that you are a person first and my approach is to understand you first as an individual, then how your environment impacts you, and lastly how we can align your goals and visions into action. Life is not easy, and sometimes you need someone in your corner to help with insight and to empower you to achieve your full potential. Whatever that means for you, I am passionate about my work as a therapist, and I am here to help you navigate your life stressors

My expertise is working with clients struggling with depression, anxiety, adjustment disorders, relationship issues, self-esteem/body image concerns, substance abuse, trauma, work stress and anger management. My goal is to provide a safe, non-judgmental space to facilitate your journey to healing. Taking the fist step can be uncomfortable, but you do not need to do it alone. I utilize an array of therapeutic interventions that are person-centered and solution-focused. I believe that everyone has the ability to change and grow at any point in their lives. I don't believe that there is a limit to human capacity. I think the main reason we develop mental health issues is because they are unhealthy learned behaviors that we have picked up along the way.

Hello! I am a Licensed Clinical Psychologist and Adjunct Professor of Counseling Psychology at Loyola University Chicago. I specialize in treating mood concerns such as anxiety and depression, adjustment and acculturation challenges, and relational or family-of-origin neglect, abuse and attachment disruptions. This includes using EMDR to assess and treat both single-event and complex trauma. I also maintain a recognized subspecialty in career-development concerns, such as working with professionals navigating demanding careers, burnout, career uncertainty, and challenges with work-life balance. My therapeutic style is warm and collaborative in nature, and I create space for self-reflection, guidance, and humor. I utilize an integrative approach that incorporates elements of contemporary somatic, cognitive and trauma-focused/informed theories to help you create meaningful and lasting change in how you relate to yourself and others. Finding the right therapist can be incredibly difficult to do and I commend you for taking the first step. Please contact me to schedule a 15-minute complimentary consultation to see if we are a good fit!

Chantal M. Hacker, LMHCA, NCC is employed as a Mental Health therapist and graduated from Butler University in May 2021. She has also completed 12 weeks of internship at Brooke’s Place on grief and losses. Her desire is to work with all individuals to enhance their social, personal, and emotional skills and empower her clients to be autonomous. She uses an eclectic approach that focuses on Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) Solution-Focused Therapy (SFT) Motivational Interviewing (MI) and Person-centered Therapy. She addresses issues related to all mental health issues namely: anxiety, depression, self-esteem, suicide, grief and losses, multicultural issues, and post-traumatic stress disorder.

My name is Kimberly and I have experience working with couples in distress due to communication issues, conflict resolution, trust, trauma and infidelity. I also work with individuals who struggle with childhood trauma, relational issues, self esteem, shame, anxiety and/or depression. These are a few issues I have been working with couples and individuals to process and move towards a positive treatment outcome. I understand how difficult and intimidating it may be to seek counseling. I have been where you are and I empathize with the struggle. It takes courage to ask for help, and most of us have vulnerability wounds. I hope you reach out, and if you do, I will be there to help you through this journey called life!

Hi I am Tara Patrick Taylor. I am a Master's Level Pre Licensed Holistic Mental Health Therapist, Certified Addictions Therapist, Certified Grief and Bereavement Counselor, and Certified Professional Life Coach.

I did not choose the career of counseling. It chose me. At the age of 13, I was going through anxiety and depression. I had no idea of how to navigate through life or how to handle my emotions. It was through the guidance of my middle school guidance counselor Donna Clark that I was introduced to counseling. 14 years later I followed in her footsteps and became a counselor. I am thankful to her for influencing me in my young life. It is because of her impact on my life that I seek to provide the same level of care and passion for every client I am blessed to work with.  My own personal journey is the basis of my understanding of anxiety and depression and what is necessary to heal from these feelings. Through studying the roots of my pain, practicing techniques, and learning to embrace who I am I learned that this direct experience can help me to become a more empathetic counselor.  Although I am skilled in many topics some of my favorite areas to counsel in are how to manage anxiety, depression, BIPOC (black, indigenous, people of color) issues , microagressions, those living with a disability, women issues, work stress, school stress, and grief. In addition, I enjoy working with my clients on goal setting, career planning, and addressing life stressors that comes up for them. I have worked with clients ages 12-65.  Listed below are my qualifications:  -Licensed Professional Counselor  -Tele-therapy Certification  -Grief Therapy Certification  -Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) Certification  -American Counseling Association member since 2010  -Experienced Substance Disorder and Emotion Regulation ProvideR