Our Team

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Staff

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Cheryl Kinsman

PhD, Executive Director

Dr. Cheryl Kinsman is a licensed clinical psychologist and has a PhD from Loyola University in Chicago. Professionally, Dr. Kinsman has over 28 years of experience providing psychotherapy and over 10 years of administrative experience. In 2016, she retired from a long career at the Milwaukee VA Medical Center where she worked as a psychologist in the Outpatient Mental Health Clinic and served as the program manager, supervising a large multi-disciplinary staff.…Read More
Work Phone: 847-475-4848 ext 399

Dr. Cheryl Kinsman is a licensed clinical psychologist and has a PhD from Loyola University in Chicago. Professionally, Dr. Kinsman has over 28 years of experience providing psychotherapy and over 10 years of administrative experience. In 2016, she retired from a long career at the Milwaukee VA Medical Center where she worked as a psychologist in the Outpatient Mental Health Clinic and served as the program manager, supervising a large multi-disciplinary staff. In addition, Dr. Kinsman has a 2-year certificate from the Family Institute of Chicago and is a member of the American Psychological Association. She was an adjunct Instructor in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine at the Medical College of Wisconsin.

Dr. Kinsman is delighted to be a part of the Jung Center where she can utilize her administrative and clinical skills to further the mission of helping people on their journey toward individuation. She values the opportunity to collaborate with staff and connect with community members and organizations that support the Center.

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Jessica Hart

BA, Operations Manager

Jessica has over 20 years experience in education, customer service, and management and is passionate about the benefits of psychotherapy. Being an avid volunteer herself, she appreciates the effort so many dedicated individuals put into keeping the Center alive and is proud to be part of such a wonderful community.Read More
Work Phone: 847-475-4848 ext 221

Jessica has over 20 years experience in education, customer service, and management and is passionate about the benefits of psychotherapy. Being an avid volunteer herself, she appreciates the effort so many dedicated individuals put into keeping the Center alive and is proud to be part of such a wonderful community.

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Dave Wright

Accountant

Dave Wright has over 25 years of experience in public accounting, corporate, small-business and start-up environments in a wide variety of industries. He has 15 + years experience in leadership roles serving as CFO/Controller for various public and private firms. For the past 10 years his professional expertise lies in working with innovative firms with their Finance, Accounting, Office Administration and Human Resources needs.Read More

Dave Wright has over 25 years of experience in public accounting, corporate, small-business and start-up environments in a wide variety of industries. He has 15 + years experience in leadership roles serving as CFO/Controller for various public and private firms. For the past 10 years his professional expertise lies in working with innovative firms with their Finance, Accounting, Office Administration and Human Resources needs.

Staff Therapists

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Barbara Fox

LCPC, Staff Therapist

Barbara is a licensed professional counselor with a Master’s in Counseling Psychology from Pacifica Graduate Institute, a Juris Doctor from DePaul University College of Law and a Bachelor of Arts from Columbia College. She is trained in working with survivors of interpersonal trauma. Barbara has created and led workshops on navigating life transitions, cultivating self compassion, and finding hope in troubling times.…Read More

Barbara is a licensed professional counselor with a Master’s in Counseling Psychology from Pacifica Graduate Institute, a Juris Doctor from DePaul University College of Law and a Bachelor of Arts from Columbia College. She is trained in working with survivors of interpersonal trauma. Barbara has created and led workshops on navigating life transitions, cultivating self compassion, and finding hope in troubling times. Her Master’s thesis explored how the archetypal experience of a dark night of the soul can lead individuals to finding meaning, purpose and a deeper connection with life.

Barbara helps adults who are dealing with issues surrounding depression, anxiety, grief and loss, life transitions, relationship challenges and questions of identity and vocation. Her approach is grounded in the teachings of Carl Jung which sees symptoms not as a failure of the individual or as something to be silenced, but as the call of the soul for the emergence of new possibilities, a healing of inner wounds, and the integration of parts of the self that have been repressed or discarded. Barbara loves exploring dreams, archetypes, myth and fairy tales with her clients.

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Rebecca Francescatti

LCPC, Staff Therapist

Rebecca is a Licensed Professional Counselor with an MA in Counseling from Northwestern University’s The Family Institute in Evanston. She’s a graduate of the 2+ MA Counseling program for career changers, an intensive three-year program.  Rigorously trained on-site in Psychodynamics and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Rebecca uses evidence-based treatments to support client healing, development, and growth.  Rebecca also holds an MA in English Literature from DePaul University, and was immersed in contemporary global scholarship during her fifteen-year career as an indexer of academic and trade manuscripts in publishing.…Read More

Rebecca is a Licensed Professional Counselor with an MA in Counseling from Northwestern University’s The Family Institute in Evanston. She’s a graduate of the 2+ MA Counseling program for career changers, an intensive three-year program.  Rigorously trained on-site in Psychodynamics and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Rebecca uses evidence-based treatments to support client healing, development, and growth.  Rebecca also holds an MA in English Literature from DePaul University, and was immersed in contemporary global scholarship during her fifteen-year career as an indexer of academic and trade manuscripts in publishing.

A long-time devotee of Jungian studies, Rebecca was introduced to CG Jung Center analyst-in-residence Weyler Greene, PhD during his continuing education series on Jung’s The Red Book in 2011. Rebecca enjoyed a close mentorship with Dr. Greene, who encouraged her to become a therapist, until the time of his passing in 2020.  Dr. Greene’s mentorship in Jungian analysis, depth psychology, dream work, and therapeutic techniques continues to inform and guide her practice.  She remains passionately committed to the Jung Center’s mission to “be more human.”

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Laura Kramer

MSW, LSW, Staff Therapist

If something is out of balance in your life, you may be experiencing depression, anxiety, and even unexplained physical pain. Through a process of self-exploration, Laura will help you understand what is causing these symptoms and preventing you from leading the life you would like to live. She offers a caring, supportive relationship to assist you in developing curiosity, self-awareness, and confidence to make the positive changes needed in your life.…Read More

If something is out of balance in your life, you may be experiencing depression, anxiety, and even unexplained physical pain. Through a process of self-exploration, Laura will help you understand what is causing these symptoms and preventing you from leading the life you would like to live. She offers a caring, supportive relationship to assist you in developing curiosity, self-awareness, and confidence to make the positive changes needed in your life. Your suffering may be life’s way of calling you towards change. Finding your true path, releasing what no longer serves you, and building on your strengths will help you step into your own vibrancy.

Laura has a Master of Social Work and Master’s in Art History from the University of Illinois at Chicago and a B.A. in Medieval and Renaissance Studies from the University of Michigan. She worked as a docent/guide in Florence, Italy, for 15 years. Laura also has a dance, yoga, meditation, and musical theater background. Her approach is holistic; addressing mind, body, and spirit to promote health and healing. Analyzing your dreams will also play a role in therapy, as they can guide you to the deepest parts of yourself.

Laura works with emerging adults, adults, older adults, creatives, LGBTQ+, immigrants, trauma survivors, and issues relating to grief, intimacy, anger, self-esteem, career difficulties, and coping with major life changes.

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Dave Satterwhite

LPC, Staff Therapist

Dave is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor with a Master’s Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Northeastern Illinois University. Trained in EMDR and with a background specializing in substance use treatment, he is experienced in helping individuals with anxiety, depression, trauma, grief and life transitions. Dave takes a relational approach to therapy and he believes healing to be a nonlinear process, unique to each individual.…Read More

Dave is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor with a Master’s Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Northeastern Illinois University. Trained in EMDR and with a background specializing in substance use treatment, he is experienced in helping individuals with anxiety, depression, trauma, grief and life transitions. Dave takes a relational approach to therapy and he believes healing to be a nonlinear process, unique to each individual. He finds Jungian psychology endlessly fascinating and sees dream work and shadow integration as invaluable touchstones along the path of individuation.

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Betty Vander Laan

LCPC, Staff Therapist

Betty is a Licensed Professional Counselor with a Master's Degree in Professional Counseling, a Bachelor's Degree in Philosophy, and a Master of Divinity from Chicago Theological Seminary. She has completed the Clinical Training Program (CTP, 2010) at the C. G. Jung Institute of Chicago. Betty completed her internship at Advocate Illinois Masonic Out-Patient Behavioral Health Services.…Read More

Betty is a Licensed Professional Counselor with a Master’s Degree in Professional Counseling, a Bachelor’s Degree in Philosophy, and a Master of Divinity from Chicago Theological Seminary. She has completed the Clinical Training Program (CTP, 2010) at the C. G. Jung Institute of Chicago. Betty completed her internship at Advocate Illinois Masonic Out-Patient Behavioral Health Services. She has provided spiritual care and counseling for the past 20 years and also works part-time as a Board Certified Senior Staff Chaplain at Advocate Christ Medical Center. Betty has a keen interest in dreams, active imagination, family system dynamics, attachment theories, and the inter-and-intra-personal challenges for those who have suffered trauma. She is attentive to issues such as anxiety, depression, addictions, healthy aging, grief, and life transitions. Betty’s interest in Jungian Psychology began with a big dream in 1988, which led her to begin studying Jung and to attend numerous Jungian workshops and courses since 1989. Betty continues to be a lifelong learner, and has had the privilege to work with a number of Jungian analysts through the years.

Affiliated Therapists

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Amy Allemana

MSW, LCSW

Qualifications:   Licensed Clinical Social Worker with a Master's Degree in Social Welfare and a Bachelor's Degree in Social Work Specialties:  Spirituality, Relationship Issues, Life Transitions, Addiction, Codependency, Self Esteem, Stress Client Focus:  Adults: Bisexual Allied, Gay Allied, Heterosexual Allied, Lesbian Allied I have come to understand emotions as allies, inviting us to live our most authentic and creative lives.…Read More

Qualifications:   Licensed Clinical Social Worker with a Master’s Degree in Social Welfare and a Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work

Specialties:  Spirituality, Relationship Issues, Life Transitions, Addiction, Codependency, Self Esteem, Stress

Client Focus:  Adults: Bisexual Allied, Gay Allied, Heterosexual Allied, Lesbian Allied

I have come to understand emotions as allies, inviting us to live our most authentic and creative lives. By engaging in therapy we pick up the tools necessary to do “the Work”. Fortunately pain is an excellent teacher precisely because it gets our attention. I assure you the struggle you’re experiencing now is guiding you. Struggle is a bonafide indication of real and important progress. If you’re trying to gain traction, but don’t remember how, I am here to help you move forward and heal from within.

The butterfly develops through a process called metamorphosis; a Greek word meaning a change in shape. Indeed, we can say that when we successfully confront and overcome a difficult challenge we are emotionally transformed. It is necessary to understand the stages of change so we are realistic with our expectations of ourselves.

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Rose Carol

LPC

Rose is Licensed Professional Counselor with a Masters Degree in Clinical Counseling from Pacifica Graduate Institute.  She offers Depth  and Psychodynamic Psychotherapy to bring awareness and presence to unconscious patterns and beliefs.  She has also been certified Ayurveda Practitioner since 1991.Read More

Rose is Licensed Professional Counselor with a Masters Degree in Clinical Counseling from Pacifica Graduate Institute.  She offers Depth  and Psychodynamic Psychotherapy to bring awareness and presence to unconscious patterns and beliefs.  She has also been certified Ayurveda Practitioner since 1991.

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Lorna Crowl

LCSW, Jungian Analyst

Lorna is a Jungian Analyst in private practice in Wheaton who treats individuals and couples as well as provides supervision for Clinicians who are focused on depth work. She began her career in the corporate world, and through her own analytic work, realized she needed to change directions and become a therapist, and ultimately an Analyst.…Read More

Lorna is a Jungian Analyst in private practice in Wheaton who treats individuals and couples as well as provides supervision for Clinicians who are focused on depth work. She began her career in the corporate world, and through her own analytic work, realized she needed to change directions and become a therapist, and ultimately an Analyst. Lorna is on the training staff at the Jung Institute of Chicago and serves on many evaluative committees for the Analyst Training Program as well as provides clinic supervision for attendees at the Institute’s Clinical Training Program. She is a relationally oriented Analyst who works with clients, their dreams and imaginal material, to uncover split off aspects of themselves with the goal of becoming more whole. Lorna believes that suffering is a purposeful function of being human and is to be embraced if we are to find the gold in the pain. She obtained her BA In Psychology at the University of Wisconsin, and MSW at Aurora University. She is licensed as an LCSW, and became a Jungian Analyst in 2008.

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Heloisa Garman

PsyD

Heloisa is a licensed clinical psychologist. She was trained in family therapy at the Illinois Juvenile Research (IJR) program at the University of Illinois. She has taught and supervised family therapy in two major universities in Brazil. She has been in private practice for over thirty years, and helps individuals experiencing grief, loss, depression and anxiety.…Read More

Heloisa is a licensed clinical psychologist. She was trained in family therapy at the Illinois Juvenile Research (IJR) program at the University of Illinois. She has taught and supervised family therapy in two major universities in Brazil. She has been in private practice for over thirty years, and helps individuals experiencing grief, loss, depression and anxiety. She works with couples and family conflicts. She has treated families with children who suffered from severe traumas and domestic violence and conducted evaluations for the Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS).

In her work as a therapist, Heloisa realized that understanding dreams is as important as understanding the personal, relational and family systems. When trained in the Internal Family Systems (IFS) model, she was able to apply the IFS approach to dream work. This model proposes that we are made of multiple parts or sides, and similar to the Jungian approach, this model states that we all have a Self that is caring and compassionate as the core of our being. When in Self we can dialog with our various parts and reach a harmonious inner system. She gave several workshops at the International Association for the Study of Dreams (IASD).

In psychotherapy she believes in helping people become their own authority. In a collaborative way, she works towards helping clients reach an awareness of their inner and outer constraints that stop them from reaching a more balanced and healthy life.

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Shelly Gessler

LCPC

Shelly Gessler (she, her) is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC), registered Yoga teacher (RYT 200 hours), and certified Trauma Sensitive Yoga facilitator (TCTSY-F 300 hours). She earned a Master of Education degree in clinical mental health counseling from DePaul University and interned at Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Hospital in the partial hospital and outpatient program.…Read More

Shelly Gessler (she, her) is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC), registered Yoga teacher (RYT 200 hours), and certified Trauma Sensitive Yoga facilitator (TCTSY-F 300 hours). She earned a Master of Education degree in clinical mental health counseling from DePaul University and interned at Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Hospital in the partial hospital and outpatient program. In therapy, she uses psychodynamic and mindfulness approaches to help clients find balance and contentment. Her interest in Jungian theory directly stems from her belief in Jung’s conceptualization of the spirit and matter world. The interplay of dichotomy and the striving toward unity is profoundly beautiful to her, and she witnesses this dynamic in all of her clients, as well as in herself.

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David Gibbons

MA, LCPC

The pain of the world, and of this current time, reminds us we are not in control. Yet we have access to great inner strength that can transform ourselves and our world. I am a Psychotherapist who specializes in grief and loss, life transitions, depression and anxiety. The focus of my work has been to help people find their spiritual center from which everything flows and so become more effective in relationships as members of family, at work, and in community.…

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The pain of the world, and of this current time, reminds us we are not in control. Yet we have access to great inner strength that can transform ourselves and our world. I am a Psychotherapist who specializes in grief and loss, life transitions, depression and anxiety. The focus of my work has been to help people find their spiritual center from which everything flows and so become more effective in relationships as members of family, at work, and in community.

If you’re hoping to find someone who can help you move through a situation or crisis in your life and move toward greater health and personal transformation, I might be the right person for you to talk to. I continue to learn as much from my own journey of personal transformation as I have through my counseling degree and certifications in Counseling. I graduated in 2015 with an MA in Counseling from Loyola University in Chicago and am now training to be an analyst at the C.G. Jung Institute of Chicago.

My clients say that I’m gentle, empathic, and caring; colleagues say I’m insightful and easy to be around; and I refer to myself as committed to the psychological and spiritual care of my clients.

I recognize the importance of the therapeutic relationship in the healing process and therefore encourage an initial consultation to determine if I might be there right therapist for you.

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Tom Gorey

JD, LCPC

My focus is on clients who are relatively high functioning, but who happen to be experiencing the types of issues and challenges that commonly present themselves, particularly relationship issues, developmental (e.g., adolescent and young adult) issues, mid-life (“second half of life”) issues, career and occupational issues, and issues involving meaning and purpose in life. I work with individual clients–adults and adolescents–as well as with couples and families.…Read More

My focus is on clients who are relatively high functioning, but who happen to be experiencing the types of issues and challenges that commonly present themselves, particularly relationship issues, developmental (e.g., adolescent and young adult) issues, mid-life (“second half of life”) issues, career and occupational issues, and issues involving meaning and purpose in life. I work with individual clients–adults and adolescents–as well as with couples and families. My therapeutic approach is best suited to clients who are highly motivated, anxious and willing to change, and committed to undertaking the difficult work of exploring their inner self. My graduate training is in pastoral counseling, which recognizes not only the psychological, but also the spiritual, dimension of human beings. I serve as adjunct faculty at Loyola University Chicago, where I both teach and counsel graduate students. I am a licensed clinical professional counselor and a certified Jungian Psychotherapist. My orientation is holistic: I work from an integrated–mind, body, spirit–perspective. My therapeutic approach, which incorporates dream analysis, recognizes the role of the unconscious and the inherent potential of each person to realize his or her authentic Self.

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Christine Grene

MSW, LCSW

Chris is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with twenty years of experience working primarily in private schools.  She has extensive background working with adolescents with learning disabilities, ADHD, depression, anxiety, PTSD and neuro-cognitive disorders.  Additionally, she has a strong interest in working with women and has both participated in and led multiple Womens’ Groups. She has a background in Substance Abuse, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, psychodynamic theory and dealing with issues of grief and loss. …Read More

Chris is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with twenty years of experience working primarily in private schools.  She has extensive background working with adolescents with learning disabilities, ADHD, depression, anxiety, PTSD and neuro-cognitive disorders.  Additionally, she has a strong interest in working with women and has both participated in and led multiple Womens’ Groups. She has a background in Substance Abuse, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, psychodynamic theory and dealing with issues of grief and loss.  Her areas of special interest include mother-daughter dynamics, grief and loss, and depression.

Chris believes in the importance of helping the client to understand and integrate the bio-psycho-social and spiritual domains of their lives.  As a therapist, she sees her role as meeting the client where they are, deeply understanding their personal narrative and participating in co-creating a vision of life they imagine and determine will bring them fulfillment and purpose.

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Margot Hodgson

LPC

Margot has worked as Staff Therapist for the Jung Center since December 2014. She believes in a collaborative model of therapy where client and therapist work together to address the issues the client brings to therapy. She brings both a forward and backward looking approach to the work, helping to illuminate possible contributing dynamics from the client’s history and identifying the tasks at hand for the client to move through the current challenges into the future.…Read More

Margot has worked as Staff Therapist for the Jung Center since December 2014. She believes in a collaborative model of therapy where client and therapist work together to address the issues the client brings to therapy. She brings both a forward and backward looking approach to the work, helping to illuminate possible contributing dynamics from the client’s history and identifying the tasks at hand for the client to move through the current challenges into the future. Margot feels honored to accompany clients on their journeys and has worked with clients struggling with issues of anxiety, depression, loss and grief, relationship challenges, life transitions, among others.

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Virginia Jung

MA, LCPC

A therapist in private practice, I trained as a pastoral counselor through the Institute of Pastoral Studies at Loyola University Chicago; my license is LCPC To my counseling practice I bring many years experience as an educator of teens and young children, as well as reunification work with families affected by incarceration. My experience also includes facilitating groups to address domestic violence for survivors and for batterers along with groups for people in recovery from substance abuse.…Read More

A therapist in private practice, I trained as a pastoral counselor through the Institute of Pastoral Studies at Loyola University Chicago; my license is LCPC To my counseling practice I bring many years experience as an educator of teens and young children, as well as reunification work with families affected by incarceration. My experience also includes facilitating groups to address domestic violence for survivors and for batterers along with groups for people in recovery from substance abuse. Additionally, I am a Benedictine sister; I value life in my monastic community, praying together and sharing daily experience with about forty sisters, seeking God in all.

As a therapist, I journey with people seeking to rekindle a spark of the divine within, a source to heal their inner selves or themselves in relationship with significant others. When people find they’ve gotten out of right relationship with themselves, with those close to them, or with the larger community, we work together to find the way to a more abundant life, using methods that work best for them in their situation, such as guided imagery, mindfulness, non-violent communication, journaling, storytelling, or dreamwork, along with observing and exploring behaviors, thoughts, and feelings they may want to change.

My clients are families, couples and individuals – from adolescents to elders. We do our work in English or Spanish language on a range of concerns: depression, family conflict, trauma, anxiety, coping skills, peer relationships, spirituality, career counseling, parenting, self-esteem, substance abuse, mood disorders, personality disorders, personal growth, and family reunification.

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Linda Kaplan

LCPC

Linda is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC) with her Master's Degree from DePaul U. (1980). Previously she was a physical educator  in the Chicago Public Schools and has a BSPhyEd from DePaul (1963) and an MA in Education with a specialization in Adaptive PE from Northwestern U (1978). She had been a Reiki Master since 1997.…Read More

Linda is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC) with her Master’s Degree from DePaul U. (1980). Previously she was a physical educator  in the Chicago Public Schools and has a BSPhyEd from DePaul (1963) and an MA in Education with a specialization in Adaptive PE from Northwestern U (1978). She had been a Reiki Master since 1997. Linda also has a background in Eating Disorders And received a certificate from National Louis U. in 1995. After retiring from the Chicago Public Schools she was the counselor at Kendall College from 1997-2005. Presently, beside her private practice she teaches senior adult classes in  Chair Yoga at the Bethany Retirement Home and the Carrington.

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Diane M. Miller

MA, LCPC

As a Jungian oriented therapist, I view the struggles of life as opportunities for growth and transformation. I am particularly interested in how the spiritual and psychological dimensions of the individual psyche interconnect and contribute to the potential for healing and wholeness. My approach to therapy is relational as well as psychodynamic. I understand the relationship between therapist and client to be one of the most important factors in the healing process.…Read More

As a Jungian oriented therapist, I view the struggles of life as opportunities for growth and transformation. I am particularly interested in how the spiritual and psychological dimensions of the individual psyche interconnect and contribute to the potential for healing and wholeness. My approach to therapy is relational as well as psychodynamic. I understand the relationship between therapist and client to be one of the most important factors in the healing process. I therefore endeavor to create a thoughtful, compassionate, and safe space for that healing to occur.

I am a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor with a Masters degree in Counseling as well as a Masters in Pastoral Studies, both from Loyola University, Chicago. I am a graduate of the Clinical Training Program (CTP), a two year certification program in Jungian Analytical Psychotherapy from the Jung Institute of Chicago and have completed Basic Training in EMDR through Argosy University, Chicago.

I have previously served as Clinic Therapist and Intake Coordinator and currently as a Volunteer Therapist , Clinic Committee member, and Board of Trustees member at The C. G. Jung Center in Evanston where I also facilitate monthly dream groups. I work well with individual adults who are looking for transformation and are motivated to change those areas that are not working in their life. I utilize dreams, active imagination, and mindfulness/mind-body modalities. I have experience working with depression, anxiety, stress management, relationship issues, life transitions, self-esteem issues, loss/grief, spiritual issues, and trauma/sexual abuse/PTSD.

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Judy Shaw

LCSW, Jungian Analyst

Ms. Shaw is a licensed clinical social worker who has maintained a private practice of psychotherapy and Jungian analysis for 30 years and served on the Board of The C. G. Jung Institute of Chicago from 1992-1998. She currently teaches at the Jung Center of Evanston.

Ms. Shaw consulted for Fortune 100 companies in organizational development, team building, and initiatives of transitioning technology.…

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Ms. Shaw is a licensed clinical social worker who has maintained a private practice of psychotherapy and Jungian analysis for 30 years and served on the Board of The C. G. Jung Institute of Chicago from 1992-1998. She currently teaches at the Jung Center of Evanston.

Ms. Shaw consulted for Fortune 100 companies in organizational development, team building, and initiatives of transitioning technology.

While serving with the Veteran’s Health Organization (VHO), in the Behavioral Health Lab, Ms. Shaw helped veterans address problems including bereavement, post-traumatic stress disorders, and mood and anxiety disorders.

 

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Mary Theis

MA, LCPC

I focus on supporting the individual’s inner work. The inner journey includes dealing with life issues, such as family, work, relationships, and life transitions and often includes work with dreams or other images that may arise. The goal of the work is to help the individual become more of who they are capable of being. I have many years of experience as a psychotherapist and have studied depth psychology in various settings, including a year at the Jung Institute in Zurich, Switzerland.  …Read More

I focus on supporting the individual’s inner work. The inner journey includes dealing with life issues, such as family, work, relationships, and life transitions and often includes work with dreams or other images that may arise. The goal of the work is to help the individual become more of who they are capable of being. I have many years of experience as a psychotherapist and have studied depth psychology in various settings, including a year at the Jung Institute in Zurich, Switzerland.  I will be attending the Analyst Training Program in Chicago beginning in the Fall of 2019.

I am affiliated with The C. G. Jung Center in Evanston, Illinois and with Apple Farm Community in Three Rivers, Michigan (www.applefarmcommunity.org).

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W. Keren Vishny

MD, MA

Keren’s practice is focused on dreamwork, mind-body medicine and psychotherapy. Her office is located in Wilmette, Illinois, where she works primarily with adults. Keren has worked closely with Jungian Analyst, Marion Woodman, and completed the Marion Woodman Leadership Training Program in 2007. She is a Dreamwork student of Rodger Kamenetz. Keren facilitates workshops and group programs through the Marion Woodman Foundation and The C.…Read More

Keren’s practice is focused on dreamwork, mind-body medicine and psychotherapy. Her office is located in Wilmette, Illinois, where she works primarily with adults. Keren has worked closely with Jungian Analyst, Marion Woodman, and completed the Marion Woodman Leadership Training Program in 2007. She is a Dreamwork student of Rodger Kamenetz. Keren facilitates workshops and group programs through the Marion Woodman Foundation and The C. G. Jung Center in Evanston. She has also completed the Certification Program offered by the Center for Mind-Body Medicine.

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