NeuroBloom was born from frustration with therapy that felt too clinical, too generic, or disconnected from real life. We built something different: a collective where science meets soul. Our work combines evidence-based care like CBT, DBT, ADHD counseling, and trauma-informed therapy with a justice-informed, culturally rooted approach. We do not hand you worksheets and wave goodbye. We sit with you, honor your story, and walk alongside you toward real transformation.

That is exactly why NeuroBloom exists. Too many clients, especially BIPOC, immigrant, LGBTQ+, and neurodivergent folks, have felt unseen or even pathologized. We believe belonging is not a luxury. It is the foundation of healing. From our language to our waiting rooms to our groups, NeuroBloom is designed to feel like a space where you are not just accepted but celebrated. You will never be asked to shrink yourself here.

Yes. You do not need to know the jargon or pick a modality before you come in. Together, we will figure out what fits. That could be DBT skills for grounding and emotional regulation, CBT for shifting anxious thoughts, ADHD counseling for focus and executive functioning, or trauma-informed care to help your nervous system find safety again. Therapy should feel like guidance, not guesswork.

Affordability is one of the biggest barriers to care. We accept major insurance plans, including Aetna, BCBS, Cigna, United and offer sliding scale options. We also provide superbills for out-of-network benefits and accept HSA or FSA cards for eligible services. Healing is a right, not a privilege.

People are suffering, and the systems meant to support them are not working. We live with collective dysregulation, burnout, overstimulation, inequities, and isolation. Too many people seek transformation and get surface-level fixes. NeuroBloom exists to change that story with accessible, affirming, practical therapy and an anchored sense of community. Here, you do not just heal. You belong, you grow, and you bloom.

Yes. We provide secure, HIPAA-compliant telehealth for clients anywhere in Illinois. You can meet from home, work, or a quiet corner of your favorite cafe. We also offer in-person sessions in Chicago when available.

We slow down, get curious, and set goals together. You will leave with a clear next step and at least one tool to practice right away. No pop quizzes. No therapist stare downs. Just a grounded start.

Yes. We accept major plans like Aetna, BCBS, United Healthcare, and Cigna PPO. We also take Self-pay and offer sliding scale options.

Rates vary by clinician and service type. We keep pricing transparent and maintain a sliding scale for financial accessibility. Ask about current openings for reduced-fee spots.

We provide therapy and evaluations. We do not prescribe. If medication could help, we coordinate with trusted prescribers and support you in making informed choices.

Absolutely. We offer ADHD counseling, executive function coaching, and routines that actually stick. With your consent, we can collaborate with schools or workplaces to support you across contexts.

Yes. Safety first. We integrate nervous system education, consent, pacing, and choice. We honor culture, migration stories, faith, gender, sexuality, and family dynamics.

Yes. We tailor CBT, DBT skills, exposure-based work, mindfulness, and compassionate narrative practices to your life. Practical tools paired with meaning making.

Yes. Queer and trans joy belongs here. We offer gender affirming therapy, letters when appropriate, and spaces that celebrate identity and community.

Yes. Our clinicians understand displacement, cultural code-switching, faith, and intergenerational dynamics. We offer therapy that centers dignity and belonging.

Yes. We provide thorough, trauma-informed evaluations for hardship waivers and related matters, with coordinated communication with attorneys.

Yes. We support adolescents, parents, and families. We focus on communication, boundaries, and nervous system regulation at home.

Yes. We run skills groups and community events like Psyche n Sip. Think practical tools, low-pressure community, and space to grow. Join our list for upcoming dates.

Standard sessions are 55 minutes. Weekly or biweekly is common early on. We adjust frequency as your goals evolve.

We hear this often. Our approach centers collaboration and consent. You set the pace. We use plain language and explain the why behind each tool.

You do not need to pick. We assess together and recommend a plan that fits, whether that is DBT skills, CBT, IFS-informed parts work, or trauma recovery.

Yes, by request. We respect faith traditions and make room for doubt, nuance, and wonder. No spiritual bypassing.

Yes. We blend nervous system tools, boundary work, and values-aligned action. With your consent, we can coordinate with workplaces to support sustainable change.

We keep a clear and kind policy that respects your time and your clinician’s time. Full details are shared during intake so there are no surprises.

Complete the contact form or call us. Our intake team will verify benefits, match you with a clinician, and get you scheduled. You will receive simple intake forms and a short checklist.

Yes! Ask about current language offerings. We continue to expand access through multilingual clinicians and interpreters.

If you want therapy that is practical, culturally rooted, and genuinely relational, there is a strong chance we are. If we are not, we will help you find someone who is. Care over ego, always.

Start with what you need most. Cultural fit. Modality fit. Scheduling fit. We will match you with a clinician who has experience with your goals, for example ADHD coaching, DBT skills training, OCD treatment, or immigration evaluations. If you prefer a BIPOC or queer therapist, tell us. Representation matters and so does clinical rigor.

Yes. Book a free 15 minute call to check fit, goals, and logistics like insurance and scheduling. If we are not the right home, we will refer you to trusted Chicago therapists and Illinois telehealth options.

We offer CBT, DBT, ACT, IFS, mindfulness based therapy, and trauma-focused care for anxiety, depression, PTSD, and OCD. We are neurodivergent affirming and integrate executive function coaching for ADHD and autism. Therapy plans are personalized and include skills practice between sessions.

Trauma-informed therapy respects pace and choice. We stabilize first. We build safety in the body through nervous system regulation and grounding. We work with meaning and memory without retraumatizing. Your identities and structural context are part of treatment, not side notes.

Yes. We run DBT skills groups and focused workshops on emotion regulation, distress tolerance, interpersonal effectiveness, and mindfulness. Groups are a cost effective option and help you practice skills with real accountability.

Yes. We provide trauma-informed psychological evaluations for anyone in the state of Illinois for immigration cases such as hardship waivers and asylum. We collaborate with attorneys, center dignity, and deliver timely reports.

Yes. We are neurodivergent affirming. We do not pathologize difference. We help with sensory strategies, executive function, communication, and accommodations at school and work.

Yes. In line with the No Surprises Act, you can receive a Good Faith Estimate for expected costs if you are uninsured or choose not to use insurance. We will review this during intake.

Yes. We help you rebuild a relationship with self, body, and community that is grounded in consent and dignity. We work gently with shame, fear, and family expectations, honoring faith where it heals and setting boundaries where it harms.

Neuroplasticity is the brain’s ability to change through repeated experience. Therapy uses this capacity through skills practice, exposure, attachment repair, and meaning making. Your story is not fixed. With the right tools and a safe relationship, your brain can wire toward regulation and connection.

Yes. We offer groups, workshops, clinician trainings, and consultation. We welcome referrals for ADHD coaching, DBT skills groups, immigration evaluations, and trauma-informed therapy. Contact us to co-design programming.