Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) Therapists in Aurora, IL

I help kids, teens, and parents make practical changes that turn arguments, tears, and meltdowns into self-control, confidence, and peace. You've heard other parents reassure you that this is temporary, or you just need to be more kind, or strict, or teach them to breathe. What if you could stop second-guessing yourself, and get a proven plan that works long-term? We'll use evidence-based, step-by-step strategies to cut through the confusion and find the path that actually fits your family. I have seen hundreds of kids and teens who struggle with anger, impulsivity, listening, anxiety, depression, and lots more, and I know one thing for sure: There are no bad kids, and no bad parents. Reach out today and learn more about how I can help!

When a family is ravaged by addiction - of any kind - everyone is affected and everyone needs to heal. At Love With Boundaries Addiction Family Counselling, we work with the family members first, so that they can make the changes they need to make to truly help the addicts they love. The results we achieve are amazing - the addicts and their families begin to make healthier life choices so that recovery from the devastation of addiction leads to their new way of life.

Aurora is one of Illinois's largest cities and serves as a western anchor of the Chicago metro — with a large Latino population (predominantly Mexican American), a growing South Asian community, and a blue-collar manufacturing heritage that shapes its therapy culture. The city's historically Hispanic west side has distinct mental health needs rooted in immigration stress, economic precarity, and bilingual family dynamics, while the more affluent east side neighborhoods generate demand for therapists working with professional stress and relationship concerns. Rush Copley Medical Center provides institutional mental health resources alongside a private therapy community that serves Aurora and the broader Fox Valley corridor. Aurora's affordability relative to Chicago has made it a destination for families seeking more space, and therapists frequently encounter the adjustment challenges and social isolation that come with suburban relocation.

Gender ID

	50%	Male
	50%	Female

Session Type

	50%	In Person and Online
	50%	Online Only

Top Specialties

100%	Depression
100%	Parenting
100%	Anxiety or Fears
50%	Addictions or Substance Abuse
50%	Self Esteem
50%	Narcissistic Personality Disorder
50%	Trauma and PTSD

Ages Served

100%	Young Adult
50%	Adult
50%	Senior
50%	Children
50%	Teen

Client Focus

50%	Christian
50%	LDS/Mormon
50%	Native American
50%	LGBTQ+
50%	Middle Eastern

Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) therapists in Aurora, Illinois IL

Ryan Egan

Candace Plattor