Naperville
Counseling in Naperville for individuals, couples, and families.
Our Naperville office, at 1220 Iroquois Ave, Suite 204, is where adults, couples, teens, and children come to talk things through, and it's one of two places we offer EMDR. We're in network with BCBS PPO, UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, and Cigna, and we also see clients online across Illinois and several nearby states.
Services at our Naperville office.
At our Naperville office we offer counseling for adults, couples, teens, and children, including marriage, child, and family counseling, teen counseling, and EMDR therapy for trauma.
EMDR in Naperville.
EMDR is offered here and at our Wheaton office. It's a structured therapy for working through painful memories and trauma, and your therapist will talk with you about whether it fits before you begin. Read more about abuse and trauma counseling.
Christian counseling in Naperville.
Anyone who asks can have Christian counseling here. Your therapist is licensed and trained in clinical counseling, and can bring prayer, Scripture, and your faith into sessions at the pace you choose. Faith is always your choice and never required. Read more about Christian counseling.
Counseling for teens in Naperville.
Teens can meet with a therapist right here. Your teen is treated as the client, and parents stay in the loop in ways that respect your teen's privacy, and always when safety is a concern. Younger children can be seen here too; see child counseling below. Read more about teen counseling.
Depression counseling in Naperville.
When heaviness, poor sleep, or a loss of interest won't lift, we help you understand what's happening and take small, practical steps back toward your life. Read more about depression counseling.
Anxiety counseling in Naperville.
Constant worry, overthinking, panic, a body that won't settle: we use practical, research-based approaches such as cognitive behavioral therapy to help you understand your anxiety and respond to it differently. Read more about anxiety counseling.
Grief counseling in Naperville.
After a loss, there's room here for the sadness, the memories, and the changes that follow, without being rushed. Faith can be part of the conversation if you'd like. Read more about grief counseling.
Anger counseling in Naperville.
If anger is hurting your relationships, your work, or your peace, we help you notice what sets it off, what sits underneath it, and how to respond in ways you won't regret. Read more about anger counseling.
Addiction counseling in Naperville.
Alcohol, drug, and behavioral addictions often bring shame and strain on relationships too, and we help with all of it. We can work alongside other care you already have. Read more about addiction counseling.
Other care at our Naperville office.
Our Naperville therapists also help with:
- Anxiety counseling: for constant worry, overthinking, panic, or a body that won't settle.
- Depression counseling: for heaviness, poor sleep, and a loss of interest that won't lift.
- Grief counseling: space to mourn a person, a pregnancy, a role, or a future you expected.
- Anger counseling: for reactions that hurt the people closest to you.
- Addiction counseling: for substance or behavior patterns, with room for family members too.
- Self-injury counseling: steadier ways through feelings that feel unbearable.
- Family therapy: for parents and teens working through conflict and change together, with sessions for families with younger children at our Wheaton office.
Browse every kind of counseling care we provide.
Marriage and couples counseling in Naperville.
Couples meet with our therapists here in Naperville for frequent arguments, growing distance, broken trust, and premarital counseling. When you call, our intake coordinator will match you with a therapist who sees couples. Read more about marriage counseling.
Stenzel Clinical Services offers marriage and couples counseling at our Naperville office, 1220 Iroquois Ave, Suite 204, Naperville, IL 60563, and online across Illinois and several nearby states.
We see married, engaged, and dating couples. Couples counseling in Naperville often starts with the same argument, growing distance, broken trust, a big decision, or premarital preparation. It's fine if one partner starts first. Christian counseling is available on request; faith is optional and never required.
Call 630.588.1201. Our intake coordinator will match you with a therapist who sees couples.
How couples counseling works here.
The first session hears from both partners. Sometimes there are individual sessions too. Your therapist takes no sides. Together you name the cycle you're caught in and practice new ways to talk and repair. Most couples start weekly. Our couples therapists draw on approaches such as the Gottman Method and Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), depending on the therapist.
Premarital counseling.
Premarital counseling is available, in person or online. Therapists who list premarital work online include Elizabeth Thorsness, LCPC and Li-Shang Tai, LCPC.
Couples therapists at our Naperville office.
Couples therapists you can see online from Naperville.
Prefer to meet from home? These couples therapists see clients online across Illinois and several nearby states.
You can also read The Five Pillars of a Healthy Christian Marriage.
Insurance for couples counseling.
We're in network with Blue Cross Blue Shield PPO, UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, and Cigna. We verify your benefits when you call. We don't bill HMO plans; a superbill is available. Whether couples work is paid under your plan depends on the plan. See our insurance page.
Questions Naperville couples ask.
Do you see couples who aren't married yet?
Yes. We see dating, engaged, and married couples. The work helps two partners understand each other and work through conflict. Premarital counseling is available in person or online.
What happens in the first couples session in Naperville?
Your therapist hears from both of you: what's been good, what's been hard, and what each of you hopes will change. They explain privacy and its limits. Some couples also have individual sessions. Most couples meet weekly at first.
What methods do your couples therapists use?
It depends on the therapist. Approaches include the Gottman Method and Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), along with practical work on communication, conflict, and repair. Ask the intake coordinator for a therapist whose approach fits.
Can we do couples counseling online if we live in Naperville?
Yes. You can meet online across Illinois and several nearby states on secure HIPAA-compliant video. See the list above, or ask our intake coordinator. Read more about online counseling.
Can our faith be part of couples counseling?
Yes, if you'd like. Your therapist is licensed and can bring prayer and Scripture into sessions at the pace you choose. Faith is optional and never required. Read more about Christian counseling.
Does insurance help with couples counseling?
Many clients use insurance; coverage depends on the plan. We're in network with BCBS PPO, UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, and Cigna. We verify your benefits when you call. We don't bill HMO plans; a superbill is available.
How do we choose the right couples therapist?
You don't need a name. Call 630.588.1201. Tell the intake coordinator what's going on and that Naperville or online works best, and she'll match you with a therapist who sees couples. Or browse our therapists and mention a name.
Counseling for children in Naperville.
Our therapists see children here as young as three, and parents are part of the process. Read more about child counseling.
Divorce and separation counseling in Naperville.
When a marriage is ending or has ended, we help you steady yourself, make decisions with a clearer head, and think through what your family needs. Read more about divorce and life transition counseling.
Our Naperville office.
Stenzel Clinical Services.
1220 Iroquois Ave, Suite 204
Naperville, IL 60563
Voice: 630.588.1201
Communities we serve.
People come to our Naperville office from Naperville, Aurora, Lisle, Bolingbrook, Plainfield, and nearby towns. Live farther away? Choose whichever of our Wheaton, Naperville, or Geneva offices is closest, or meet with us online across Illinois and several nearby states.
Inside the Naperville office.
We set up these rooms to feel warm and lived-in, more like a friend's couch than a clinic, so you can breathe out the moment you sit down.
Here's a look inside our Naperville office.
Hours.
Our Naperville therapists offer day, evening, and some weekend times. Openings vary by therapist, so our intake coordinator will tell you what is available when you call.
Directions and parking.
Park in the lot on the south side of the building, the side facing away from Ogden Avenue. Come in through the south door, then take the stairs or the elevator up to Suite 204 on the second floor.
For turn-by-turn directions, open our Naperville office in Google Maps.
When you call us.
Call 630.588.1201 and press 0 for our intake coordinator. She's in Monday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., and Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., except legal holidays. After hours, leave a message and we'll call you back the next business day.
You don't need a name before you call. Tell her what's going on and that Naperville works best, and she'll suggest a therapist who fits. If you already have someone in mind, look through our therapists and mention the name.
Before your first appointment.
Bring a photo ID if you have one, and fill out your intake forms in the client portal ahead of time if you can. Most sessions run about an hour. If you need to cancel or reschedule, let your therapist know at least 24 hours ahead. More details are on our first visit page.
Insurance at our Naperville office.
Our Naperville office is in network with BCBS PPO, UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, and Cigna. We don't bill HMO plans, but we can give you a superbill to submit yourself. See our insurance page for details.
Naperville office questions.
Where is your Naperville office?
We're at 1220 Iroquois Ave, Suite 204, Naperville, IL 60563. Park in the south lot, on the side of the building away from Ogden Avenue, come in the south door, and take the stairs or elevator to Suite 204 on the second floor.
Do you offer Christian counseling in Naperville?
Yes, to anyone who asks. Your therapist is licensed and can bring prayer, Scripture, and your faith into sessions at the pace you choose. Faith is always your choice and never required.
Do you see teens at your Naperville office?
Yes. We see teens here, along with adults, couples, and children. Your teen's therapist treats your teen as the client and keeps parents in the loop in ways that respect their privacy, including whenever safety is a concern.
Can I get marriage counseling near Naperville?
Yes. Couples meet with us right here in Naperville for help with arguments, distance, broken trust, and premarital counseling. Our intake coordinator will match you with a therapist who sees couples.
Do you see children at your Naperville office?
Yes. We see children here from age three, and parents are part of the process.
Do you offer EMDR in Naperville?
Yes. Naperville is one of our two EMDR offices, along with Wheaton, so you can meet with an EMDR therapist right here. Before you begin, your therapist will talk with you about your history and whether EMDR fits your situation.
What do your Naperville therapists help with?
Our Naperville therapists help adults, couples, teens, and children with anxiety, depression, grief, anger, addiction, marriage and family concerns, divorce, family-of-origin concerns, and trauma, including EMDR. Christian counseling is available on request.
Do you see clients from Aurora, Lisle, Bolingbrook, and Plainfield?
Yes. Many of our Naperville clients come from those towns. Just tell our intake coordinator that Naperville works best for you. If driving in doesn't work, ask about online sessions across Illinois and several nearby states.
Is counseling in Naperville covered by insurance?
Most of our clients use insurance, though coverage depends on your plan. Our Naperville office is in network with Blue Cross Blue Shield PPO, UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, and Cigna. When you call, we verify your benefits and walk you through your plan. We don't bill HMO plans, but we can give you a superbill to submit yourself.
Can I see a Naperville therapist online?
Yes. Many of our therapists offer online sessions across Illinois and several nearby states, and some of our Naperville therapists meet both in the office and online; our intake coordinator can tell you which. Most new clients meet weekly at first.
Do you prescribe medication?
No. Stenzel Clinical Services is a counseling practice, and our therapists don't prescribe medication. If you're wondering whether medication could help, talk with your doctor or psychiatrist. With your permission, our therapists can work alongside them as part of your care. Call 630.588.1201.
Start counseling in Naperville.
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