CG Jung Center

Office Locations: Northern Suburbs, Western Suburbs, South Suburbs, Wheaton
Insurance: Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Other Co’s reimburse for services without my involvement

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.

Office Locations: Barrington and Crystal Lake

Insurance: Blue Cross/Blue Shield PPO

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.

Office Location:
7430 N. Ridge Blvd.
Chicago, IL 60645

Fee: sliding-scale
Insurance: No

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.

Office Locations: Glen Ellyn, Chicago

Stephen Martz is a Jungian analyst in private practice in Glen Ellyn and Chicago. He is president-elect of the Jung Institute of Chicago, an Episcopal priest (who served 20 years in parish ministry), and an adjunct faculty member at Loyola University, where he teaches in the counseling program at the Institute of Pastoral Studies. Steve invites you to visit his web site for more information — www.jungiananalysischicago.org

Office Location: Barrington

Insurance: Blue Cross/Blue Shield

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.

Office Location: Naperville, IL

Insurance: Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Aetna. Can bill all insurances.

I am a relational, depth therapist, deeply committed to providing compassionate, culturally sensitive treatment within a therapeutic relationship based on mutual respect and responsibility. I believe that life’s difficulties and symptoms present us with opportunities to heal, grow, find meaning, develop our potential, and discover new possibilities. I work with adults, adolescents, couples and families on a wide-range of issues. Some areas of focus include trauma, abuse, PTSD, depression, anxiety, mental health issues, attachment, relational issues, loss, grief, life transitions, mediation, and collaborative divorce. Dedicated to my on-going professional development, I have obtained the following post-graduate training: completed the 2-year Jungian Clinical Training Program at the Jung Institute of Chicago; 7 years in Womencare’s Trauma Consultation group; 9-month training program in Dissociative Disorders; numerous trainings on PTSD, trauma related disorders and returning veterans; completed DePaul University’s training in Family and Divorce Mediation; and trained to be a collaborative divorce coach. Prior to going into private practice, I worked at two rape crisis centers, a domestic violence shelter, and at a major behavioral health in-patient hospital. I earned my M.A. degree in Clinical Psychology from the Illinois School of Professional Psychology and my B.S. degree from Northern Illinois University.

Office Location: Evanston, IL

Fee: sliding-scale
Insurance: Blue Cross/Blue Shield

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).