Jewish therapists in Manhattan, Illinois IL
Serving Jewish
Dr. Aretha Steele (Mindful Healing Counseling)
Psychologist, PsyD
Taking the step to seek support is a courageous move, and I want to applaud you for it. I know everyone has a different story, and I'm here to honor and respect yours. As your therapist, my focus is on creating a collaborative and caring space where you can explore your thoughts and emotions. In our sessions, we can delve into your experiences, tackle obstacles, discover fresh perspectives, and uncover the strengths within you. Being a black woman, I recognize the significance of your identity and am dedicated to honoring each person’s story.
15 Years Experience
Serving Jewish
Teri L. Murphy
Licensed Professional Counselor, M.S., LCPC
I have been in full-time private practice for over 20 years. My clients find solutions, direction and growth in our time together. No one should live life feeling anxious, depressed, lonely or overwhelmed with stress. Life transitions can be challenging no matter what phase in life you are in. Going off to college, career decisions, marriage or divorce, empty nesters, etc. I can help you navigate your path. I provide a respectful, confidential and encouraging therapeutic environment. My motto is: There is always hope!
26 Years Experience
Serving Jewish
Nefertiti Nowell
Therapist, Dr.
While a person can feel better after a good talk with a friend or relative, for moderate or severe emotional distress, this relief is only temporary. Talking with a trained listener helps alleviate emotional distress for good. The clinicians in our practice are trained and ready to help you.
24 Years Experience
Serving Jewish
Ken Aaron Burnstein
Licensed Clinical Social Worker, MSW LCSW
Welcome; I specialize in working with anxiety, depression, couple therapy, and life transitions. I also run an adult therapy group for men and women ages 38-60.
27 Years Experience
Serving Jewish
Orli Firestein
Licensed Clinical Social Worker, LCSW
Are you struggling to connect with others or feel alone? Perhaps this leads to frustration or alienation. Or maybe you find yourself frequently putting others' needs above your own, to the point where you feel run-down and emotionally exhausted. You may be facing a major life change or decision, either for yourself or for your family. In these situations, it can be challenging to tap into your own thoughts or cope with overwhelming emotions. It can be hard to know where to start, but you don't have to do it on your own!
9 Years Experience