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Therapy that meets you where you are.

Affirming, evidence-grounded telehealth therapy across Illinois — built on the practice of meeting clients with honesty, structure, and care.

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Access

In-network. Telehealth across Illinois.

Starting therapy should not be the hardest part. Most major insurances are in-network through Headway. Sliding-scale spots are reserved each quarter for clients without coverage.

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Therapy services at Prometheus Rises

Four areas of clinical work, each grounded in an integrated approach that pulls from the modalities that match the work, not a one size fits all method. Drag, swipe, click an arrow, or use the scrollbar to move through them.

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01. Individual12 and up

Individual therapy for adolescents and adults

Therapy for individuals 12 and older, focused on the populations and presenting concerns I work with most. An integrated approach pulls from the modalities that match the work in front of us, with the populations and presentations below as my primary areas of focus.

Populations and presenting concerns

Mental health conditions. Bipolar disorder and ADHD across the adolescent and adult lifespan, with attention to how each shows up in school, work, relationships, and daily functioning.
Addiction recovery. Substance and behavioral addictions, including sex addiction and gambling, with structured recovery support that meets you where you are.
Life transitions, trauma, and service members. Major life transitions, trauma processing, and work specifically with veterans and active service members.

Integrated approach

CBT, DBT, somatic therapy, interpersonal therapy, existential therapy, and trauma informed care, integrated based on what fits the moment and the person in front of me. No single modality drives every session.
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02. Couples & Families

Couples and family therapy

Therapy for couples and families navigating disorders, transitions, and the structures that make up modern family life. Systems focused, evidence based, and grounded in the real dynamics that show up in the room.

What this looks like

Couples therapy navigating mental health. Couples work for partners navigating ADHD, bipolar disorder, addiction recovery, and the relational impact each of those carries.
Family systems therapy. Systems based family work that looks at the whole pattern, not just the identified concern, and finds the changes that move the whole system forward.
Parent support for non traditional families. Support for parents in non traditional family structures, including adoption, blended families, and chosen family configurations that do not fit the standard template.
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03. Groups

Therapy groups

Group offerings are currently being developed and will be added as they launch. Topics are being chosen based on the populations and presenting concerns the practice already serves, with cohort based enrollment.

What to expect

Topic specific cohorts. Each group will focus on a specific topic with a defined arc, not an open ended drop in format.
Limited enrollment. Cohorts will be small enough for real connection between members and meaningful clinical work.
Virtual first. Most groups will run virtually so members are not limited by geography.

Group offerings are in development. Topics and enrollment dates will be announced as they open.

04. LGBTQ+ Affirming

LGBTQ+ affirming and informed therapy

Affirming and informed care for LGBTQ+ individuals, grounded in current evidence based LGBTQ+ affirming therapies. Identity does not exist in isolation, so every population and presenting concern covered in individual therapy is available with intersectional LGBTQ+ affirming framing.

What this includes

Gender affirming therapy. Ongoing affirming support across the spectrum of gender identity and expression, with clinical work that respects where you are in your own process.
Clearance evaluation and letters for medical transition (21 and up). Assessment and letter writing for medical transition steps, including hormone therapy and surgery clearances per current standards of care.
Full clinical scope with LGBTQ+ intersectionality. Every presenting concern from the individual therapy slide, including bipolar disorder, ADHD, addiction recovery, life transitions, trauma processing, and work with veterans and service members, available with intersectional LGBTQ+ affirming framing.

Integrated approach

Same integrated approach as individual therapy: CBT, DBT, somatic therapy, interpersonal therapy, existential therapy, and trauma informed care, applied through an affirming lens.
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Approach

Structured care. Practical solutions.

Therapy here is direct, evidence-grounded, and built around the work of actually living not the work of staying in therapy forever. Sessions are structured, the goals are named, and progress is measurable.

The point is clarity and capacity. Not lifelong dependence on the room.

Whether you arrive in a time of crisis, in transition, or somewhere in between, you'll be met where you are without judgment, without pretense, and with the kind of honesty that makes change possible.

What to expect

How it works.

No mystery, no jargon. Here's what the path looks like from first contact to last session.

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Reach out

Send a message or book a consultation. We'll find a time that works — usually within a few days.

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First session

A working conversation. What's happening, what you've tried, what you're hoping for. We name what we're doing and why.

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Ongoing care

Weekly or bi-weekly sessions. Structure adapts as the work evolves. Goals stay named; progress stays visible.

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Move forward

When you're ready, we taper. The aim is clarity and capacity to handle what life brings — not lifelong dependence on the room.

Values

Courage. Clarity. Change.

Courage

The willingness to look at what's hard. To name what you've been carrying. To stay in the room when it would be easier to leave.

Clarity

Calling things what they are. Understanding what's yours, what's not, and what to do with the difference.

Change

Practical movement — not just insight. A different relationship to yourself, your people, and your life.

Begin

Begin where you are.

A first conversation. No pressure to commit. We talk through what's going on and figure out whether this is the right fit.

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