Trauma-Informed Therapy Services in Illinois
At Reclaiming Hope Wellness Center, we offer trauma-informed, relational, and somatic-based therapy for adults across Illinois through secure virtual sessions.
We support individuals navigating:
- Complex trauma and PTSD
- Dissociative disorders and parts work
- Anxiety, panic, or chronic worry
- Depression or emotional numbness
- Grief and ambiguous loss
- Identity exploration and life transitions
We are committed to gender-affirming care and offer space for spiritual, cultural, or ancestral wounds to be honored and integrated — especially for those holding legacy burdens, intergenerational trauma, or stories tied to faith, marginalization, or displacement.
Therapy here is rooted in consent, collaboration, and care. Whether you’re carrying something longstanding or facing a new challenge, we’re here to support your reconnection with your Self — at your pace, in your way.
Our Areas of Focus
Trauma Therapy
Support for complex trauma, PTSD, identity-based trauma, and nervous system regulation.
Dissociative Disorders
Parts-aware care for DID, depersonalization, amnesia, and dissociation-related struggles.
Anxiety Treatment
Relief from worry, panic, overfunctioning, and anxiety linked to trauma or identity.
Depression Support
Support for chronic sadness, numbness, fatigue, or loss of connection with self.
Grief Therapy
Honoring loss in all its forms — death, identity, estrangement, legacy, or spiritual grief.
Life Transitions
Grounded guidance through changes in role, identity, work, health, faith, or relationships.
All therapy is offered virtually to residents of Illinois. Sessions are by appointment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you offer telehealth therapy across all of Illinois?
Yes. We provide HIPAA-compliant virtual therapy to adults across the state.
What if I’m not sure what I need help with?
That’s okay. Many clients come in unsure. We’ll work collaboratively to explore what’s showing up and where support is most needed.
Do you provide gender-affirming and neurodiversity-affirming care?
Absolutely. We welcome LGBTGEQIAP+ clients and neurodivergent individuals with warmth, respect, and understanding of systemic and identity-based trauma.
Can I work on both past trauma and current challenges?
Yes. We support both long-held trauma and present-day transitions, patterns, or distress. You don’t need to choose just one — therapy can hold both.
Trauma, PTSD & C-PTSD
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Dissociative Disorders
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Anxiety
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Depression
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Grief
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Life Transitions
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Offering Telehealth Services to Illinois Residents