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Linda is an experienced therapist who has been working in the field of mental health for the past 12 years. She has worked in variety of settings including both inpatient and outpatient treatment. Linda has a Bachelors of Arts degree in Psychology with honors from Lake Forest College. Her thesis was titled "Therapists Effective Contribution to Psychotherapy Process". Linda also has a Masters of Arts Degree in Clinical Psychology from Roosevelt University, Chicago. Her thesis was titled "Facilitating Group and Individual Psychotherapy to a Persistently Ill Population".
Linda has completed either certificates or has extensive training in a variety of fields including the treatment of trauma and loss, addictions, parenting issues, couples counseling, LBGTQ concerns, and supervision. Linda also has worked as a Senior Clinician and Clinical Supervisor providing training in psychotherapy, crisis intervention and intake procedures to students from Northwestern University, the University of Chicago, the Illinois School of Professional Psychology and Loyola University Chicago. In addition, Linda consults and supervises other psychotherapists and social workers. Once a journey for self-understanding has begun, inevitably there will be roadblocks or challenges that may require outside help. People come to therapy for a variety of reasons and every person's story is unique. Once an individual can acknowledge that they are suffering, healing can begin. I work interactively-integrating a variety of theoretical approaches and techniques to incorporate what would be most helpful to you. Working to help you understand how the echoes of the past resonate and shape your life, giving you the opportunity to see new choices, be empowered to resolve conflict, and live a richer more satisfying life.
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