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Want to do therapy laying down under the covers? Or walking around the neighborhood together? Or while we play a game? Or even the good old fashioned way of sitting face to face in-person? We do it all. We know things work best when you feel your best. https://www.constellationcollectivechicago.com/team-overview daily 0.75 2026-01-22 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62790db1732c1620d20dbfeb/51991d52-be28-4747-a0be-008c8b0526d0/Jess-1623.jpg Who we are https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62790db1732c1620d20dbfeb/cffdeb52-e440-454b-8a79-f1ba06d94788/Lizzy-1573.jpg Who we are https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62790db1732c1620d20dbfeb/9496dfd3-89d7-46be-9cee-347d49d7d4bc/Nat-1406.jpg Who we are https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62790db1732c1620d20dbfeb/cf860c11-4eca-4eaf-a0f6-04be0df679a3/Asher-1753.jpg Who we are https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62790db1732c1620d20dbfeb/40d71b3e-f42b-4595-aab8-bb1550e5b11b/gina.jpeg Who we are https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62790db1732c1620d20dbfeb/51edfc6e-9df6-4d8b-a406-0dc63fa27032/SMG+Headshot.jpg Who we are https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62790db1732c1620d20dbfeb/66df19e1-19b7-47c5-9daa-339aa2370d8e/Headshot.jpg Who we are https://www.constellationcollectivechicago.com/nat-duran-med daily 0.75 2025-06-25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62790db1732c1620d20dbfeb/340f298a-adfa-41f2-9f94-eb914ba6a9e4/Nat-1406.jpg Nat Duran, M.Ed - Nat Duran, M.Ed Pronouns: they/them Specialties: Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging (DEIB), Positive Youth Development, LGBTQ+ youth, Collaborative learning, Facilitation, Strategic planning, Professional development Values and Philosophy Nat Duran is a compassion-led and dedicated educator focused on community building and social justice across various realms of youth work. They use popular education tools and strengths-based frameworks such as positive youth development and human centered design to inform their work with individuals, groups, and organizations. Nat strives to practice at the intersection of how the world is now and the future possibility of our collective liberation. By creating educational spaces with imagination, empathy, and vulnerability, Nat supports others in both un-learning assumptions that perpetuate harmful systems as well as learning more just ways to be in community with one another. Areas of Focus Nat works with youth and adults in educational settings as well as out-of-school-time programs. They are especially passionate about building the structures for youth to be agents of change in their communities, developing values-based programs, and creating professional communities for ongoing learning and support. Experience and training Nat obtained both their B.A. in Teaching of English and M.Ed. in Youth Development from the University of Illinois at Chicago. Nat has been a champion for putting youth voice to action throughout their career within school, housing, and advocacy settings; they have taught high school English, provided case management to young adults in care, and provided statewide leadership for the safer schools movement throughout Illinois. In addition to their role at Constellation Collective, Nat teaches within the College of Education at University of Illinois at Chicago. https://www.constellationcollectivechicago.com/who-we-serve daily 0.75 2026-02-17 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62790db1732c1620d20dbfeb/1652897693423-DHW0NOSVLH0VFP4GEXF2/Screen+Shot+2022-05-18+at+1.14.34+PM.png Who we serve https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62790db1732c1620d20dbfeb/1652897955864-3MUKDDWPFUNJJ61T3VC2/Screen%252BShot%252B2022-05-18%252Bat%252B1.17.53%252BPM.jpg Who we serve https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62790db1732c1620d20dbfeb/1652898280085-SA28YOUGXQUBA81RPW60/Screen+Shot+2022-05-18+at+1.24.22+PM.png Who we serve https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62790db1732c1620d20dbfeb/1656454647583-7NSO8L4DE92I66AXKPLT/Screen%2525252BShot%2525252B2022-05-18%2525252Bat%2525252B1.29.06%2525252BPM.jpg Who we serve https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62790db1732c1620d20dbfeb/1771366756621-BC7D7ULU3YK81EBUGIQJ/unsplash-image-tVIv23vcuz4.jpg Who we serve - Who we serve We are excited to serve anyone and everyone who walks through our virtual (or physical) door. We welcome all ages, identities, and experiences. We believe that everyone — including you — has a right to quality mental health care. https://www.constellationcollectivechicago.com/ash-levine-lcsw daily 0.75 2025-06-24 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62790db1732c1620d20dbfeb/c61f4c17-9aa6-4591-8b5d-9a916445d585/Asher-1769.jpg Ash Levine, LCSW - Ash Levine, LCSW Pronouns: he/him or they/them Specialties: Trauma, Family/Relationships, Identity, Neurodivergence, Chronic Illness, LGBTQ+ Youth & Adults Values and Philosophy Ash is a therapist & facilitator who believes in the transformative power of relationships to build lives and communities that are joyful and meaningful, even in the midst of challenges. Ash primarily uses a psychodynamic and relational approach with an attachment lens to provide a space where individuals can explore, reframe, and sometimes, just practice being present with the big, hard feelings that come from being human in this world. When you’re ready, Ash will be there to provide his company and, when asked, thoughts and expertise, as you work to find different tools to manage the challenges you face. Ash grounds all of his work in an anti-oppressive and trauma-informed practice. Ash believes that, at its best, therapeutic relationships can become playgrounds where the seeds of creativity, playfulness, and joy can thrive. Areas of Focus Ash is passionate about working with trans + non-binary and/or neurodivergent folks across the life span as well as individuals with trauma histories, chronic illnesses, disabilities, anxiety, depression, and individuals in the midst of life transitions. As a therapist, Ash uses an eclectic approach to therapy. His primary modalities are psychodynamic and relational, but he adapts these modalities to work with the best evidence guided practices that we have from the worlds of harm reduction, trauma informed practice, anti-oppressive practice, attachment theory, and mindfulness. Depending on the age and context of the client, Ash will draw from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), somatic/body-based and play-based techniques. Additionally, Ash has completed training to be a Certified Trauma Professional. Experience and training Ash holds a Master’s of Social Work from Northeastern Illinois University as well as Master’s of Public Policy from the University of Chicago. He completed his internship training at Youth Services of Glenview/Northbrook where he worked with LGBTQ+ children, adolescents, emerging adults, and their parents. https://www.constellationcollectivechicago.com/lizzy-appleby-lcsw daily 0.75 2025-06-25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62790db1732c1620d20dbfeb/eb905afe-2fe5-4694-b648-36840890e9e7/Lizzy-1573.jpg Lizzy Appleby, LCSW - Lizzy Appleby, LCSW Pronouns: she/her Specialties: Parent collaboration, Facilitation, LGBTQ+ youth, Program development & evaluation Values and Philosophy Lizzy Appleby is a facilitator & therapist with a passion for working with youth and adults to create a more radically welcoming, inclusive, and kind world. Lizzy uses narrative and identity-focused approaches to help others discover and claim their strengths, passions, and stories. She holds anti-oppressive and trauma-informed frameworks in all areas of her practice, recognizing the ways that our intersectional identities and experiences shape our engagement with each other. She believes in the power of story-telling, relationships, and experiential learning to help us grow and change our world. Areas of Focus As a facilitator and educator, Lizzy uses popular education and experiential learning to connect with groups of youth and adults. Organizationally, Lizzy is committed to values-based design and development of programs, policies, and cultures. She is particularly passionate about creating intergenerational learning spaces and providing support for emerging leaders in the social service sector, especially youth-serving professionals new to the field. As a therapist, Lizzy specializes in working with adolescents, their parents, and young adults. She uses narrative therapies and a strengths-based approach with a focus on identity work, life transitions, and supporting healthy relationships. Experience and training Lizzy is a licensed clinical social worker who received her Master’s of Social Work from University of Chicago Crown Family School of Social Work, Policy, and Practice. Most of her career has focused on developing groups and programs to support LGBTQ+ youth (especially trans youth) and their families from a positive youth development framework. In addition to her direct practice with youth and families, she frequently provides training to interns, therapists, parents, and other professionals regarding strategies for affirming LGBTQ+ youth and positive adult-youth communication. In addition to her work at Constellation Collective, she serves as the Pride Program Director at Youth Services of Glenview/Northbrook, overseeing the largest LGBTQ+ youth program in the northern suburbs. https://www.constellationcollectivechicago.com/jess-levine-lcsw daily 0.75 2025-06-25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62790db1732c1620d20dbfeb/0a5dc219-e293-4cba-8732-e2f21c1d8859/Jess-1623.jpg Jess Levine, LCSW - Jess Levine, LCSW Pronouns: she/her Specialties: Grief, Trauma, Play therapy, Youth, LGBTQ+, Neurodivergence Values and Philosophy Jess is a therapist & facilitator who works with clients from early childhood into adulthood, and is dedicated to creating radically accessible and welcoming spaces. She makes use of a gentle, grounding approach in her work to create a structured environment where her clients can explore difficult feelings and experiences without being overwhelmed by them. Jess makes use of trauma-informed, anti-oppressive, and evidence-guided approaches to therapy including a mix of psychodynamic, attachment, and mind-body connection modalities. She believes that all people deserve to feel belonging and safety within their bodies, their relationships, and their communities. Areas of Focus Jess specializes in a number of areas, including: adoption, attachment challenges, grief and loss, early childhood trauma, and social skills challenges. Jess also has expertise in working with LGBTQ+ young people. Jess works with individual clients from early childhood through emerging adulthood, families, and parents. As a therapist, Jess makes use of trauma-informed, anti-oppressive, and evidence-guided approaches to therapy including a mix of psychodynamic, attachment, and mind-body connection modalities. She has particular training in attachment theory, family systems theory, and SMART (Sensory Motor and Regulation Therapy), a modality that utilizes the mind-body connection to address trauma. Experience and training Jess Levine completed her Master's in Social Work with a concentration in children and families from the Erikson Institute in 2017. She completed clinical internships at Erikson's Center for Children and Families and Jewish Child and Family Services. Jess has worked in community mental health and private practice settings providing individual, family and group therapy, as well as professional learning for other mental health professionals. She also has experience in home visiting with pregnant and parenting teens and young people, and school settings supporting preschool and early childhood students with social-emotional challenges. She completed the foundation level of SMART, an evidence-based treatment for trauma that utilizes the mind-body connection to support clients in the healing process. https://www.constellationcollectivechicago.com/contact daily 0.75 2026-02-17 https://www.constellationcollectivechicago.com/faqs daily 0.75 2025-07-24 https://www.constellationcollectivechicago.com/measurement-based-practice daily 0.75 2025-07-24 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62790db1732c1620d20dbfeb/d5c53b74-205c-4ee1-b26c-84793972a84a/Screen+Shot+2022-07-14+at+1.16.25+PM.png https://www.constellationcollectivechicago.com/podcasts daily 0.75 2025-07-24 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62790db1732c1620d20dbfeb/1682348372224-RGIWD5NO09DT9TOZA679/third+space.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62790db1732c1620d20dbfeb/1686173559925-LLUICAKC1IHD5AH188BM/image-asset.jpeg https://www.constellationcollectivechicago.com/about-where daily 0.75 2025-10-14 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62790db1732c1620d20dbfeb/0f113f3f-f95b-4292-8072-d37c6f4606b6/Why+Not.png Where you can find us - Where you can find us We are proud of the gravitational waves our Collective members have been creating since our launch in Summer 2022: Lizzy Appleby was featured at TEDx Wilmette’s April 2023 showcase with her talk Say What’s True: Everyday Bravery Can Change the World. Nat Duran was invited to contribute to Supporting LGBTQ+ Youth in Afterschool Programs and Opposing Anti-LGBTQ+ Attacks, a briefing paper that was a product of How Kids Learn Foundation and Temescal Associates. You can find Nat’s contributions throughout the above briefing paper, and in the subsequent blog posts that highlight some of their responses (linked here and here). Most of the Constellation team supported Center on Halsted’s Trans Youth and Family Action Summit in so many ways in March 2025. From piloting a new workshop, Grounding Ourselves in Solidarity, to hosting the Support Space and tabling in the Resource Fair, it was uplifting to be in community with so many rad young folks and their supportive adults. Jess Levine and Nat Duran brought our workshop Accessibility Lens: Creating Inclusive Spaces for Youth with Diverse Social Abilities to Youth Outlook’s Future Outlook conference in April 2025 - where Nat also filled in as a keynote speaker! Nat Duran once again presented Grounding Ourselves in Solidarity to a broader, national audience via Learning With Love: The 2025 PFLAG National Convention held this year in Chicago https://www.constellationcollectivechicago.com/gina-tarullo-msw daily 0.75 2025-06-25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62790db1732c1620d20dbfeb/40d71b3e-f42b-4595-aab8-bb1550e5b11b/gina.jpeg Gina Tarullo, MSW - Gina Tarullo, MSW Pronouns: she/her Specialties: Trauma, Life transitions, Complex family dynamics, LGBTQ+ Youth & Adults Values and Philosophy Gina is a therapist rooted in supporting people with warmth, compassion, and humor. She is endlessly curious and always grateful for the gift of learning about someone else’s experience. An emphatic validator, Gina leads with an anti-oppressive, trauma-informed framework and an understanding of the impact systems have on each of us. As a therapist, Gina believes that the client and therapist co-create a unique therapeutic process for each individual. She brings an experimental approach to therapy, inviting people to try things out both in session and in the world outside. She believes deeply that we need to support one another as we navigate the oppressive systems around us and seek to change them. Areas of Focus Gina is passionate about being with people who are living in our complex and challenging world. She provides therapy to youth and adults who are navigating life transitions, complex family dynamics, and developing into their authentic selves, as well as people struggling with anxiety, depression, and grief and loss. Using a person-centered approach, Gina incorporates elements of harm reduction, narrative therapy, and motivational interviewing in her work, as well as art-based and mind-body practices with people who might like to incorporate those in therapy. Experience and training Whether offering mental health support, case management, arts programming, or contributing to advocacy work, Gina centers the expertise of the people she works with. She has collaborated with middle-and high-school aged people as well as adults, supporting individuals and groups in both clinical and non-clinical settings. She has worked in community-based nonprofits for more than 15 years, with an emphasis on supporting individuals and families impacted by the violence of incarceration and policing. Gina received her bachelor’s degree from Grinnell College and her master’s degree in social work from the University of Illinois at Chicago with an emphasis on community practice. She has received training in somatics and the ways trauma lives in our bodies. Her studies have focused on the intersections of mental health and systemic violence. She is always learning. https://www.constellationcollectivechicago.com/professional-learning-basic daily 0.75 2025-06-25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62790db1732c1620d20dbfeb/1657245067495-54M5ORHEN6D04U4NPA8Y/unsplash-image-5Q07sS54D0Q.jpg Overview - Workshops & Training Our experienced facilitators create supportive learning environments for groups, schools, and organizations. Choose from our menu below, or let us design something to meet your needs! Anti-Oppression Creating Meaningful Youth-Adult Partnerships The Accessibility Lens: Creating Inclusive Spaces for Youth with Diverse Social Abilities LGBTQ+ Identities & Allyship Gender Inclusive Youth Programs/Classrooms Solidarity Across Identities: An Introduction to Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Frameworks Understanding Nonbinary Identities Values-Based Leadership Values-Based Policy for Youth Programs & Organizations Non Punitive Approaches to Youth Work Youth Program Planning & Design Supporting New Supervisors Facilitation & Education Facilitation Strategies for Centering Youth Voices Providing Consent Education to Young People Parents as Allies Looking for something more than one workshop or a short series? Consider exploring our immersive experiences or partnering with us as a consulting client! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62790db1732c1620d20dbfeb/1657226154318-IRR6DFCSTZPCUTA8O00C/unsplash-image-LQ1t-8Ms5PY.jpg Overview - Consulting Our consulting clients are schools and organizations who are looking for partners in their work in the following areas: Values-Based Program & Policy Design Program Development & Evaluation Nonprofit Strategic Planning LGBTQ+ Inclusion Ongoing Professional Development for Staff Reach out for more information; we’d love to hear from you! Is your organization not quite ready to commit to a consulting relationship? Consider inviting us in to provide training or joining one of our coaching communities! https://www.constellationcollectivechicago.com/sarah-moskowitz-gordon-lcsw daily 0.75 2025-06-25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62790db1732c1620d20dbfeb/bf232935-0d18-46d9-aad0-1edac0cbc89f/SMG+Headshot.jpg Sarah Moskowitz-Gordon, LCSW - Sarah Moskowitz-Gordon, LCSW Pronouns: she/her Specialties: Anxiety/Depression, Life transitions, Grief, Parent support Values and Philosophy Sarah’s priority is ensuring that her clients feel understood and respected in their work together and believes that healing, acceptance, and change can only occur when a person feels safe and cared for. She views therapy fundamentally as a collaboration between the client and therapist—to jointly explore and make sense of a client’s past and current experiences, relationships, values, and needs in a gentle, curious, and non-judgmental way. Sarah works to make therapy feel grounding and supportive by creating a regular structure for sessions and having a shared sense of the client’s goals while also letting a client identify what feels important to focus on during each session together. Sarah values warmth and humor in exploring a client’s concerns and enjoys brainstorming ways to enhance and deepen the existing strengths and positive supports that a client has in their life alongside experimenting with new changes outside of session. Areas of Focus Sarah has experience supporting clients with understanding and managing anxiety, depression and mood variability, relationship conflict and trauma in relationships, loss and grief, and transitions to college and in parenthood. She has also supported clients in exploring aspects of their identities and managing challenges in coping behavior, such as disordered eating and self-injury. Sarah utilizes several approaches and practices in therapy, drawing most heavily on psychodynamic theory as well as relational and attachment theories—exploring how past experiences and learning shape how we perceive, respond, and act (both consciously and unconsciously) and identifying patterns and needs in relationships. Sarah values exploring challenges and problem-solving using motivational interviewing and a solution-focused approach. When it feels useful, Sarah supports clients by collaboratively brainstorming skills and activities to experiment with outside of session in order to increase awareness, relief, and self-confidence—these include identifying somatic needs and related body-based strategies, finding resources to meet other needs and support lifeskill management, and developing other forms of stress tolerance and self-care. Experience and training Sarah is a licensed clinical social worker and holds a Master of Social Work (MSW) degree from the University of Chicago Crown Family School of Social Work, Policy, and Practice, where her clinical training included supporting adults going through homelessness to secure employment and providing individual counseling and group support to children and adults managing life change stress and anxiety. In addition to her work at Constellation Collective, Sarah sees clients through Youth Services of Glenview/Northbrook, where she works with older teens and adults, primarily focused on needs related to anxiety, mood, life change stress, and parenting. https://www.constellationcollectivechicago.com/submitted daily 0.75 2025-05-16 https://www.constellationcollectivechicago.com/anxiety-therapy daily 0.75 2026-03-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62790db1732c1620d20dbfeb/1752691485882-SVE6EWODBUZ4MU39FL80/unsplash-image-wcjTsdtDw1Q.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62790db1732c1620d20dbfeb/1752717565026-1XRH9L0KJUR1YABYY1A0/unsplash-image-xMMh-VFGL9M.jpg https://www.constellationcollectivechicago.com/depression-therapy daily 0.75 2026-03-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62790db1732c1620d20dbfeb/1752703455854-CATBMKE0A17F2T4JHPWA/unsplash-image--kqC3rZEMBI.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62790db1732c1620d20dbfeb/1752702042702-HLIQQP89EJ54F7UDWMA4/unsplash-image-l4HBYkURqvE.jpg https://www.constellationcollectivechicago.com/lqbtq-affirming-therapy daily 0.75 2026-03-16 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62790db1732c1620d20dbfeb/1771365382705-UP5R3MXASIGVJEC6YXYQ/unsplash-image-_94HLr_QXo8.jpg LGBTQ+ Affirming Therapy https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62790db1732c1620d20dbfeb/1771365606594-Z3FBG2B6JTK28088DHZJ/unsplash-image-Q34YB7yjAxA.jpg LGBTQ+ Affirming Therapy https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62790db1732c1620d20dbfeb/1771365989333-RU5GMHLKHW1UA3EAB5YN/unsplash-image-gS7BU-P69LE.jpg LGBTQ+ Affirming Therapy https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62790db1732c1620d20dbfeb/1771366144205-VDFZF0BRUJA3WWN15005/unsplash-image-qdiTkuy-4YM.jpg LGBTQ+ Affirming Therapy https://www.constellationcollectivechicago.com/about-who daily 0.75 2026-01-13 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62790db1732c1620d20dbfeb/1652741731813-M4FY3YXO9R5TAQXT81T4/unsplash-image-7KLa-xLbSXA.jpg Who we are - Who we are We are a collection of people who believe deeply in two things: the power of community and the power of patterns. Our lives, relationships, and cultures are built on patterns. Without active effort, these patterns define us as clearly as constellations define the night sky (See the connection? We’re also punny people). Our organizational mission is to use our collective skills as therapists, facilitators, and educators to support, one relationship at a time, the creation of a world that is able to shine with the collective brilliance of all. We use a person-centered approach in all of our work — we believe that you know your life better than anyone else ever could. We believe that our role is to be your collaborator, companion, and accomplice as you move from where you are to where you’d like to be. But, mostly, we are excited to be a part of your journey as an individual, family, or organization. https://www.constellationcollectivechicago.com/about-what daily 0.75 2026-01-13 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ec321c2af33de48734cc929/1618511387030-5LI1E5QMVTQ2RY9S00A4/20140228_Trade+151_0046+1.jpg What we do https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ec321c2af33de48734cc929/1618511440608-5BVMHVN4WR2I9YQV1WWR/Aro+Ha_0010+1.jpg What we do https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5ec321c2af33de48734cc929/1618511467879-K5J9BYNACHJVDV3BNSFU/Aro+Ha_0387+1.jpg What we do https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62790db1732c1620d20dbfeb/1652741779098-K4MU5A8P7N8YXCL9XQQ3/unsplash-image-dGxOgeXAXm8.jpg What we do - What we do Constellation Collective’s organizational mission is to use our collective skills as therapists, facilitators, and educators to support, one relationship at a time, the creation of a world that is able to shine with the collective brilliance of all. We do this work through: Individual, group and family therapy Clinical consultation and supervision for therapists Professional learning opportunities in the form of workshops, cohort-style learning groups, and retreats for youth workers, educators, and helping professionals Therapeutically, we approach each client differently, and pick our tools according to your needs and preferences. We are looking to help you find acceptance, success, meaning, and/or anything else on your terms, as you define it. We share a commitment to practicing in anti-oppressive, harm reductive, and relational ways, but each clinician has their own eclectic approach. Our professional learning work is where we seek to collaborate with other professionals to make spaces more inclusive and affirming for marginalized groups, but especially LGBTQ+ young people. Our staff has deep knowledge of working with LGBTQ+ young people, programmatic strategy, and how to facilitate internal shifts in culture in sensitive and thoughtful ways. https://www.constellationcollectivechicago.com/andy-soglin daily 0.75 2026-02-25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/62790db1732c1620d20dbfeb/66df19e1-19b7-47c5-9daa-339aa2370d8e/Headshot.jpg Andy Soglin, Clinical Intern - Andy Soglin, Clinical Intern Pronouns: they/them Specialties: LGBTQ+ Youth and Adults, Trauma, Anxiety/Depression, Identity/Belonging, Play Therapy Values and Philosophy Andy is an emerging clinical social worker and group facilitator who is committed to creating affirming, welcoming, and collaborative environments for their clients in groups and individual therapy. Andy approaches sessions with curiosity, warmth, and intentionality, supporting clients in self-discovery, exploration, and connection with others. Through a strengths-based collaborative approach incorporating empathy, humor, and play, they strive to foster environments where clients feel seen, valued, and empowered to discover and live as their authentic selves. Areas of Focus Andy works primarily with LGBTQ+ young people and adults in both group and individual therapy settings as well as clients who have experienced trauma or have significant anxiety. Andy is particularly interested in helping clients explore identity, belonging, and self-expression in ways that feel affirming and accessible. As a therapist, Andy primarily utilizes the relational model, building connection to help create a safe space for growth, while weaving in other modalities to help their clients reach their goals. Andy regularly incorporates collaborative storytelling into group work, believing in the power of role-play as a tool to build self-confidence and to practice and process real world challenges in a controlled setting. Experience and training Andy is currently pursuing their Master’s in Social Work at Loyola University Chicago. They are in the process of becoming a certified clinician in the Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics, a practice of understanding how early trauma impacts brain development and client’s futures. 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