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They say if you do what you love, you will never work a day in your life. This is true of me after entering the field of mental health.  I am so honored to be a part of your journey and to walk with you towards freedom, wholeness, and to become your authentic self.  I am a CSAT (Certified Sex Addiction Therapist) and have a passion for those who are struggling to break free from unhealthy and unwanted sexual behaviors.  I am passionate about helping people break unhealthy patterns and discover new wayss of living.  My belief is that every person entering my office already possesses what it necessary to become his or her authentic self; this is why I named the practice Pneuma. It is then my role as your therapist to shine the light into the areas you may not recognize: your strengths, gifting, and your ability to change. I am a native of Chicago and grew up on the northwest side of the city. I am happily married to my best friend and we have three children.  In my free time, I love staying active, planning my next backpacking trip, and spending time with my family and close friends enjoying a good meal, deep conversation, and having a good laugh. [Read More]

Hello! I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in the State of Illinois. Verification of active Illinois licensure can be obtained online through the Illinois Department of Financial & Professional Regulation. I received my Bachelor of Social Work degree from Loyola University Chicago (Go Ramblers!) and my Master of Social Work degree from The University of Kansas (Rock Chalk Jayhawk!). My educational track focused on clinical practice related to health and mental health issues.  In addition to my private practice, I currently work at Northwestern Memorial Hospital on the General Medicine Service as a Clinical Social Worker. I have prior experience with individuals and families at Loyola University Chicago, Chicago House Social Service Agency, The Kansas City Care Clinic (formerly The Kansas City Free Health Clinic), U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs (Kansas City VA Medical Center), and Saint Ignatius College Prep (Chicago, IL). [Read More]

It takes strength and courage to ask for support and sometimes the hardest thing to do is to take the first step. I recognize this challenge and the strength it takes to look at oneself, which is why I strive to create a safe and collaborative therapeutic space. During the therapeutic process, I help clients tell their story and create meaning from their life experiences, in order to regain their identity and start feeling good about themselves again. I work with adults to address life satisfaction, anxiety, depression, identity, and relationship problems. I enjoy working with parents on achieving work/life balance, and on family/parenting concerns. I also have a speciality in working with trauma and abuse. My role is to help individuals navigate their path toward personal growth and self-awareness. I utilize a holistic approach to therapy, and use evidence based techniques from cognitive behavioral, mindfulness, and solution-focused therapy, I work with clients to promote awareness of their thoughts and feelings, and identify patterns and problematic beliefs. As therapy progresses, you will find yourself acting with greater intention and feeling more empowered and fulfilled! [Read More]

Dr. Konno is a licensed clinical psychologist who has a broad range of clinical experience both in and outside of the U.S.  She is committed to providing quality treatment that is integrative, respectful, empathic and culturally sensitive.  Prior to dedicating her time with Intercultural Counseling and Consultation full-time, she worked as a director of training and director of outpatient & family services at a community mental health agency. Dr. Konno has experience providing services to both adults and children with issues related to cultural adjustment, anxiety, depression, trauma, anger management,, self-image and family conflict. Dr. Konno helps empower clients by encouraging clients to actively participate in sessions towards achieving treatment goals that are produced collaboratively.   She is especially interested in issues related to multiculturalism, particularly on cultural adjustment and understanding how extended time outside of country of origin impacts a person’s sense of self.  Dr. Konno also has extensive training in music, and is interested in understanding the effect of music on the therapeutic process. She is fluent in English and Japanese.  Dr. Konno provides individual, couples, family and group therapies, and offers sliding scale fees on a limited basis. B.A., LinguisticsUniversity of Rochester M.S.,Counseling, community counselingUniversity of Rochester Psy.D., Clinical PsychologyThe Chicago School of Professional Psychology [Read More]

have been a practicing therapist since 2010. My work experience includes: Program coordinator at an Intensive Outpatient Program for adolescents. This role involved the supervision and training of other social workers, as well as implementing a program to treat adolescents with acute depression and anxiety. School social worker at a therapeutic day school Manager and community support specialist who provided community support for adults with severe mental illness and duel diagnosis disorders. [Read More]

I utilize Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), along with influences of Client-centered therapy and Humanistic philosophy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) as well as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). [Read More]

Sometimes life stress piles up and we find ourselves needing to talk things through with someone. Starting or returning to therapy is a courageous step so it’s important to find the right therapist. I work with people who may be struggling with anxiety at work or in relationships, emotional pain from the past, struggles with sex, and navigating life transitions. Often times my clients want to see changes take shape in their life. These changes may look like feeling more confident and self-assured, more present with the people they care most about, enjoying a more fulfilling sex life, and a general sense of self-mastery. [Read More]

Do you feel disconnected, deal with infidelity, or poor communication? I help individuals and couples to develop some new skills and new ways to communicate and grow to create more satisfying relationships. I have completed Level 3 Clinical Training in Gottman Method Couples Therapy and use Gottman Method in my work with couples. This method is designed to help teach specific tools to deepen friendship and intimacy in your relationship. I believe that although each individual is unique, everyone has the ability to change, heal and move forward. Therapy can help you to feel better and have a better relationship. [Read More]

I am a clinician specializing in working with children, adolescent, and young adult clients that are struggling in the areas of emotional regulation, anxiety management, social skills building, and managing challenging relationships. I do my best to put clients at ease with my warm and authentic presence. I incorporate multiple therapeutic orientations, tailoring treatment plans to client’s needs while operating from a strengths based and trauma-informed lens. Specifically, I use CBT, play therapy, mindfulness, and family systems theory in my practice. [Read More]

Ingrid provides individual therapy and coaching to adults and young professionals. Her approach is collaborative, empathetic, and direct. She works with clients to discover and accept who they are and overcome challenges in order to live fulfilling lives that are in line with their values. Ingrid has previous experience in the financial industry and helps clients navigate their careers. She is certified in Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI), and is currently enrolled in coach training program that is accredited by the International Coach Federation (ICF). [Read More]