With children and adolescents, I use a multifaceted approach that includes play therapy, role playing, cognitive behavioral therapy, and family therapy. My most common focus areas are ADHD, anxiety, substance abuse, obsessive compulsive disorder, behavioral problems at home and at school, and autism spectrum disorders. I believe that progress can be made in any situation and consider family therapy a critical component of working with young people.
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•Anxiety
•Substance abuse
•Obsessive compulsive disorder
•Behavior problems
•Academic trouble
•Defiance towards authority
•Depression
•ADD/ADHD
•Social Problems
•Autism spectrum disorders
•Loss
•Adjusting to recent changes in family or school
If you are interested in learning more about child and adolescents counseling, please call me at312-618-4867 or fill out the form to the right.
1731 N. Marcey Street,
Suite 510
Chicago, IL 60614
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