MIND BODY CO-OP THERAPY, MEDICATION MANAGEMENT & NUTRITION COUNSELING

Feeling disconnected in your relationship?

Clinically reviewed by Wesley White, MA, LPC

Sometimes feeling disconnected creeps into your relationships, it may feel like something is missing. That disconnection makes it hard to engage with each other. The disconnection may be on your mind creating worry, stress and concerns that are limiting your interactions in your relationships. It could be making it difficult to engage or to even figure out how to communicate or even understand what you are feeling.

Our Couples Therapy services can help you connect and build a stronger relationship.

  • Building Trust
  • Codependency
  • Communication difficulties
  • Conflict resolution
  • Feeling like something is missing
  • Infidelity and rebuilding trust
  • Financial Unmanageability
  • Infertility
  • Navigating one another’s families
  • Parenting Difficulties
  • Reconnecting

Infidelity Counseling in Chicago

Discovering an affair can shake the foundation of a relationship. Our infidelity counseling helps couples process the betrayal, rebuild trust, improve communication and decide on the path forward together, and we also support individuals working through the impact on their own. Sessions are available in person in Chicago and by telehealth across Illinois.

Therapists who offer infidelity counseling include Wesley White, MA, LPC, Alice May, MSW, LSW, Jialu Li, MA, LPC, Traci Zuniga, MA, LCPC and Rae Shen, MA, LPC. We accept most major insurance plans, and self-pay rates vary by provider.

LGBTQIA+, Queer and Kink-Aware Couples Therapy in Chicago

LGBTQIA+ and queer couples therapy: We offer affirming couples therapy for LGBTQIA+ and queer partners, in person in Chicago and by telehealth across Illinois. Our therapists understand the unique strengths and stressors queer relationships face, including coming out, family acceptance, gender transition, minority stress and consensual non-monogamy.

Kink-aware couples therapy: Our kink-aware and poly-affirming therapists offer non-judgmental support for partners in kink and alternative relationships, helping you build communication, boundaries, trust and connection without having to explain or defend who you are.

Meet E. Ardron, MMFT, LMFT, a queer, kink-aware marriage and family therapist, and learn more about our LGBTQIA+ affirming care. We accept most major insurance plans, and self-pay rates vary by provider.

It’s time to reach out, connect and build a stronger relationship!

We can help you and your partner with the tools you both need to feel better about where you are and feel confident about moving forward. We will help you explore your relationship with the support and knowledge of a skilled Mind-Body Co-op psychotherapist. Our counselors can provide relief and clarity for couples at any stage in a relationship.

Therapist working with adult client on anxiety and depression

Meet Our Couples Psychotherapists

E. Ardron
E. ArdronMMFT, LMFT
Marriage & Family Therapist
Family & Couples Therapy

View E. Ardron’s profile

J Kenney
J KenneyPsy.D.
Psychotherapist
Individual & Group Therapy
Family & Couples Therapy

View J Kenney’s profile

Jialu Li
Jialu LiMA, LPC
Bilingual Psychotherapist
Mandarin 中文普通话
Individual & Group Therapy
Family & Couples Therapy

View Jialu Li’s profile

Alice May
Alice May MSW, LSW
Psychotherapist
Individual & Group Therapy
Family & Couples Therapy

View Alice May’s profile

Rae Shen
Rae ShenMA, LPC
Bilingual Psychotherapist
Mandarin 中文普通话
Individual & Group Therapy
Family & Couples Therapy

View Rae Shen’s profile

Wesley White
Wesley WhiteMA, LPC
Psychotherapist
Family & Couples Therapy

View Wesley White’s profile

Traci Zuniga
Traci ZunigaMA, LCPC
Psychotherapist
Individual & Group Therapy
Family & Couples Therapy

View Traci Zuniga’s profile

Frequently Asked Questions

What can couples therapy help with?

Couples therapy can help with building trust, communication difficulties, conflict, codependency, financial stress, infertility, parenting disagreements, navigating each other’s families, and feeling like something is missing. Many couples come to reconnect before problems grow.

Do we need to be in crisis to start couples therapy?

No. Couples come to therapy at every stage, from early relationships to long marriages. Starting earlier often makes it easier to change patterns before they become entrenched.

What if my partner isn’t ready to come?

You can start on your own. Individual therapy focused on the relationship can help you understand your patterns, and your partner can join later if they choose.

Can we do couples therapy online?

Yes. Sessions are available by secure telehealth, which can help when schedules or locations differ, or in person at our Lakeview and Loop offices.

Does insurance cover couples therapy?

Coverage varies by plan. In our experience, most of the PPO plans we accept cover couples therapy. Our billing team can confirm your benefits, and self-pay rates are available if your plan doesn’t.

Related: Meet our marriage and family therapists

How to Get Started

We are accepting new patients. Most major insurance plans accepted.

1

Schedule online

Click New Patients, or call or text (872) 274-4344, to schedule with the provider of your choice. Browse our team.

2

We verify your benefits

Once you’re scheduled, we check your insurance benefits and answer any questions about cost.

3

Complete your paperwork

Fill out your intake forms securely in our Patient Portal before your visit.

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Your first visit

Meet in person at our Lakeview or Loop office, or by secure telehealth from anywhere in Illinois.

Lakeview: 3209 N Lakewood Ave  |  Loop: 30 N Michigan Ave, Suite 424  |  Telehealth: anywhere in Illinois, 7 days a week

Questions? Call or text (872) 274-4344 or email info@mindbodycoopchicago.com. We get back to you within one business day.