As a clinical therapist Katie provides a warm, safe, and accepting environment in which clients can better understand and manage their emotional experiences. With the belief that the relationship with oneself is the point from which all possibilities, growth and connection emanate, Katie helps clients move toward their full potential through the process of knowing themselves more completely.

Katie works closely with adult individuals in a manner that supports their healing and self-awareness. She is an active and compassionate therapist with experience helping clients face difficult or painful parts of themselves or their past in order to discover healthy solutions based on their unique values and goals.

Katie received her Master degree in Clinical Psychology from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology and earned her undergraduate degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Even when it may not feel like it, hope and healing do exist and are possible. Maybe your anxiety is becoming too difficult to manage or perhaps your relationships aren't working? Maybe your relationship with your body and food is not in a great place or you have experienced trauma and are looking for healing? Regardless of the circumstance that brings you into therapy, starting therapy is a courageous step, and Madeleine firmly believes in the power of therapy to bring about healing and growth.  

As a therapist, Madeleine believes in creating a safe space and a warm environment where you can come as you are and feel heard and be seen. Therapy is about collaboration, and every person has a unique story to tell. Come open and honest with who you are and what you are struggling with (everyone has those things!), and Madeleine will help you learn to love yourself more, grow in your confidence and communication patterns, and increase overall wellbeing.

Madeleine is experienced with providing counseling to adolescents and adults. Her clinical interests lie in helping those struggling with body image, self-esteem, and disordered eating. Additionally, Madeleine has experience counseling those with OCD, depression, anxiety, complicated grief and bereavement, sexuality concerns, relationship issues, stress and trauma, and adjusting through difficult life transitions.

Madeleine received her Master’s Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling with a Trauma Certificate from Wheaton College and completed her undergraduate degree in Marketing from the Ohio State University.

Hannah believes that therapy should serve as a safe haven which allows clients to show up authentically in order to explore and integrate their unique, complex, and beautiful selves. She feels that each client has within themselves the capacity for positive and lasting growth. She is committed to empowering clients to recognize their personal strengths, build more self-awareness, and foster meaningful change in their lives. 

Hannah specializes in treating adolescents, adults, couples and families experiencing a wide range of psychological and life stressors. She has specific expertise in providing support for anxiety, depression, self-esteem issues, grief, relational stress, and identity exploration.

Hannah earned a Bachelor's Degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, a Master's Degree in Clinical Psychology from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, and she is currently pursuing her Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology.

Dr. Schneider's approach to therapy emphasizes feelings of trust, safety, warmth, and authenticity to encourage his clients as they grow by developing self-knowledge and self-compassion throughout the therapeutic process. He draws from multiple perspectives to help understand and walk with his clients as they integrate their courage, creativity, curiosity, and strengths into their lives. Dr. Schneider’s clients use their strengths to address past memories, process difficult emotions and life experiences, and develop a vision for a hopeful and fulfilling future. His approach rests on the foundational beliefs that you are the person that knows yourself the best, and that you bring unique and deeply meaningful contributions into all of your relationships. 

Dr. Schneider welcomes his clients to engage in authentic and non-judgmental self-exploration to find new meanings from past experiences and relationships. He supports and empowers his clients as they draw from their emotions, memories, and personal values to create deeper, more enriching relationships with family, friends, colleagues, and themselves. 

He has experience and interest in treating anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, complex trauma, chronic mental illness, substance abuse, men’s issues, life transitions, self-esteem issues, and relational stress with children, teens, and adults. He earned his undergraduate degree from Roosevelt University and earned his Master and Doctoral degrees in Clinical Psychology from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology.

Hannah approaches therapy as a dance between the client and the therapist where she allows the client to lead her on their journey. She creates a space of both comfort and depth that allows clients to explore the inner workings of their minds as well as their day-to-day lives and relationships. With attention to both past and present aspects of her client’s experiences, Hannah holds the space for both exploration and solution-seeking. She works collaboratively and dynamically by discussing and sharing her thoughts and ideas with her clients and works to make a truly positive difference in their lives.

Hannah has experience and proficiency treating anxiety, depression, relationship and self-esteem concerns, personality difficulties, phase of life transitions, substance abuse, trauma, women's issues, and issues around sex and sexuality.

Hannah earned her Bachelor’s degree in anthropology and social welfare from Indiana University and holds a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Adler University.