Find therapists and counselors in Naperville

Amber Mitchell

Amber has experience with substance abuse counseling and mental health therapy. Amber has worked in multiple different settings that include corrections, inpatient, and outpatient substance abuse and mental health therapy.

Dr. Rae Mazzei

Are you looking to end your emotional suffering and get back to a more fulfilled life? Are you struggling with health issues and seeking a psychological solution to become well again? If you are dealing with anxiety, addiction, trauma, or health issues, such as insomnia, pain, infertility, postpartum depression, or chronic illness, I can help you overcome these issues and achieve your personal goals. I hope to meet you to start our journey together.

Theresa Joyce

Do you wonder what your feelings are telling you? Do you experience heightened states of awareness or have concerns about how you are being perceived? Do you want to make sure you are expressing your most authentic self? When we don't know what our feeling states are trying to communicate we may start to get nervous and confused. We can also find ourselves feeling alone. Together we practice to listen and respond to ourself as a priority.

Alina Keegan

If you are here, you have already taken one of the most important steps in self-care. Whether you are dealing with anxiety, depression, life stressors or relationship problems, or simply looking for ways to improve yourself or your situation, therapy provides you with the insight, skills and necessary tools to make meaningful, positive changes in your life.

Michaline Rutkowski

You may be feeling stuck or uncertain due to changes and challenges in your life. Therapy allows an opportunity for growth and reconnection to your core values and goals. My role as a clinical therapist is to guide you in discovering your strengths, build stress resilience, improve relationships, heal from trauma and gain insight for change.

Lissa Chleboun

I work with a variety of client populations, including adolescents, adults, couples, and families, with a particular interest in couples facing relational issues, those who suffer from chronic illness and experiences of trauma. I also work with those navigating crises or transitions related to religion and spirituality.

Catherine Schumacher

I enjoy working with young people who are navigating the changes in their lives and growing into adulthood. I work with individuals, couples, and families who are wanting to learn more about themselves and are navigating things like anxiety, low self-esteem, depression, life changes, grief, struggles in communication, and relationship issues. I provide a non-judgmental, warm, inviting, and safe place for you to explore your world. People from all walks of life are welcome.

Jordan Teige

Clients see me when they are no longer able to function as they want in their everyday lives. Individuals want relief from symptoms and to be able to get back to the things that are important to them. Most are struggling with things like school, work, or relationships. I have experience treating Anxiety Disorders, Trauma, Depression, Bipolar Disorder, and Personality Disorders. I specialize in working with teens and adults.

Kristen Barlow

Have you noticed your child feeling more anxious and worried? Are they having issues in relationships at school? Isolating themselves for just feeling down in general? I help children, teens and young adults become more self-confident, more able to manage big emotions, and be more effective in their relationships. I help clients experiencing ADHD, anxiety and depression gain skills to be their best, favorite version of themselves.

Mollie Holman

Clients seeing me are looking to feel understood and gain understanding and recognize that, as Albert Einstein said, “no problem can be solved by the same level of consciousness that created it.” Are you are feeling chronically unhappy, angry, fearful, or stuck? Do you have conflicted relationships with friends/family? Make an appointment talk to someone in a confidential and compassionate environment who can assist you in seeing and trying things differently.

Cora Mills

I work with individuals and couples struggling with depression/anxiety. Clients looking for support, encouragement, building specific skills to help address symptoms and a deeper understanding of why they do what they do often enjoy therapy with me. I work with a lot of clients experiencing loss & grief, trauma and attachment injuries, and mood disorders. I also do a lot of work with pregnant individuals and couples navigating the feelings that come up from parenthood and life transitions.

Samantha Nolan

Are you struggling with anxiety, looking to develop new coping skills for stressful times, or dealing with depressed mood? In our changing world, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed, unmotivated, and worried. As a therapist, I want to encourage you to deal with challenges and help motivate you to understand and process your own personal experiences, decisions, and relationships with others. I look forward to teaching you creative ways to process your feelings and move past struggles.

Alex Tavlas

Do you often feel shame or doubt yourself due to past experiences? You are not alone in your experience of living through a traumatic event, although it can feel isolating, confusing, or angering. You may be living with nightmares, a sense of feeling disconnected, intrusive thoughts, or self-blame, but healing is more than possible. My hope is to explore with you how your body holds trauma and to discover how you can best cope with these experiences.

LaShara Shaw

I recognize that sometimes life can present obstacles, and in those obstacles, we may feel isolated, like our options are narrow, and things seem too hard. In those instances, we can become acquainted with curiously exploring our pain and suffering with the intention of growing and becoming more adaptive. As Dr. Yalom says, "to fully relate to one another, one must first relate to oneself. If we cannot embrace our own aloneness, we will simply use the other as a shield against isolation."

Suzanne Peroutka

I see children through adults

Dwight Bejec

We may be a good fit for each other if any of the following statements describe you: • You’ve always had high expectations of yourself and those closest to you, but things haven’t gone quite as planned. • You’re struggling to navigate a sea of complexities outside of your control. • You want to connect with yourself and others who can understand and accept you for who you are. • You live between cultures and can’t seem to find the middle ground.

Allison Cotton

Although I enjoy working with all ages, I have extensive experience working with children and teens. Incorporating the family into the treatment of children/teens and strengthening families, has been a primary focus in services I provide. My specializations include: depression, anxiety, learning disorders, developmental delays, social skills, relationships, women's issues and parenting.

Anna Hammond

Young adults and teens face unprecedented stressors during social isolation including sadness, loneliness, uncertainty about the future, and anxiety. Once effective coping strategies are unavailable now. I provide a safe, nurturing environment for teens and young adults to explore these challenges and stressors. I work closely with parents so that they can support their teen's successful growth. My passion is teaching skills to manage independence, social anxiety, depression, and relationships.

Nina Appadurai

Jill Scott-Trainer

Although I have worked with many clients with varying issues, my specialties include issues of loss and bereavement, life-threatening illnesses (such as cancer), depression, anxiety and fertility issues. I have particular interest in working with suicide survivors (individuals who have lost a loved one to suicide), families dealing with grief and loss, cancer patients, young adults dealing with illness, couples dealing with fertility issues