Find therapists in Roscoe

Jordan Dobrowski

Have you felt let down by treatments that miss the mark or providers who just don’t get it? Are you tired of leaving parts of yourself at the door—your LGBTQ identity, neurodivergence, chronic illness, or cultural experiences? Jordan offers a compassionate, biopsychosocial-spiritual approach, inviting you to show up as your full, authentic self. You are worthy of care. You are welcome here.

Anthony Rodriguez

I work with a range of clients at this time - aged between 14 - 62. I work with male identified, female identified, and non-binary clients across various slices of life. I work best with folks looking for a change or striving towards transition. My clients are often looking for tools to help them along the way while also seeking to better understand themselves and how their past affects their present day.

Cillian Green

I work with clients from college age and onward that are dealing with issues of sexuality and gender identity. I also work with clients dealing with religious trauma and/or investigating their own relationship with spirituality of all flavors. My style involves looking through the past to see how the narratives we tell ourselves affect our current lives.

Marta Gullickson

I work with all ages, but specialize in working with adolescents and young adults who struggle with anxiety, depression, anger management, low self-esteem and self-compassion, life transitions, relationships, and trauma. I work from a holistic, strengths-based approach and incorporate culturally competent perspectives and trauma-informed care.

Sam Abboud

Is your life feeling like an unsolvable puzzle? Are you struggling to find the answers you're looking for? Whether I’m working with individuals or couples, I bring a disarming, yet firm, grounded presence to support you through challenges with relationships and attachment, men’s mental health, mixed-race identity, life transitions, anxiety, and depression. From the start, we will work at your pace to understand your lived experience and identify the core issues getting in your way.

Lee Rotem

I aim to help you to figure out the source of your anxiety, depression and recognize the barriers to the actions you wish to take in your life, and remove them. In my therapy space, you will find lightness and humor that can allow you to feel comfortable, and dig into everything that is weighing on you in life. I utilize a warm and collaborative therapy space, which is the best foundation for self-reflection and for finding courage to make changes, while feeling supported and seen.

Mia Dal Santo

Are you someone who is looking for help or support in your non-traditional relationship structure or sexuality? Are you struggling to feel seen or heard in these identities? As a relational therapist, I recognize that our connections with others are the basis of both the greatest struggles and the greatest rewards we can know. I desire to work with people who are seeking to flesh out their sense of identity and strengths, and through doing so, relate to others more authentically and skillfully.

Amelia Styer

Life can sometimes feel like being in a car wash—things are coming at you from all sides, you can't see clearly through the suds...and, somehow you are stuck in place while being pushed forward at the same time! Times like these can be confusing, anxiety-provoking, and very stressful. Whether you are struggling with relationship challenges, career confusion, or feeling lost during a big life adjustment, I can help you make sense of things and find a clear path forward.

Margot Torossian

I work with women who feel unheard, disconnected, or constrained by past experiences and societal expectations. If you struggle with self-doubt, relationships, intimacy, or reclaiming your desires, I offer a warm, supportive space to explore, heal, and grow. Together, we’ll help you find your voice, embrace your needs, and build fulfilling, empowered connections.

ash luna

I'm currently working with clients of all ages and identities within my affirming practice. My areas of special interest include LGBTQIA+ clients, pregnancy and postpartum, trauma and loss, gender identity and transition, sex and kink, blended families, disability, neurodivergence, and somatic experiencing. I am also available for case management, advocacy, and solution-focused consulting.

Erin Conley

I am comfortable working with clients who are seeking help for stress, anxiety, depression, loss, or trauma. I have extensive experience working with relational, systemic, and complex trauma as well as LGBTQ+ identified individuals. I have worked with many people who are experiencing chronic health conditions and/or systemic or interpersonal harm.

Scottie Eskelund

I mostly work with trans and polyamorous folks who are wanting to grow and improve their lives. You are good, and I believe that fear often clouds one’s goodness. So often blocks to wellness can be found in the parts of ourselves that we believe we must hide, shame, or disregard. Through shadow work and exploring the narratives that we live by, I work with my client's to reclaim their power and find wholeness.

John Hughes

My clients tend to be individuals and couples between 20 and 50 who have noticed an acute or recurrent struggle with effectively managing self and relationships. Some client's concerns are isolated to a specific or current relationships and others have a more systemic struggle that has historically complicated all relationships. My clients have told me they appreciate my compassionate yet direct approach that balances science with emotions and skills with acceptance.

Merrisa Dawn Santos

Adept at working with patients from various cultural backgrounds and sexual orientations. My holistic approach focuses on the mind, body, and spirit to promote mental health and well-being. I believe in working within a multicultural lens and am committed to providing compassionate, collaborative counseling services and therapeutic approaches across the entire human landscape. I'm a critical thinker who utilizes mind-mapping techniques to help people achieve healthier and more balanced life.

Jeremy Schumacher

Relationships are hard. Dating and finding a healthy partner is hard, and maintaining that relationship is a lot of work. Throw in a job, maybe some kids and pets, and somehow time to get to the gym? Crazy hard. But when you have a relationship that is great, that really makes you a better version of yourself? Amazing. Nothing compares. And that's why I work with couples, because relationships are hard work, but having a great one is totally worth all the work.

Kate Sayers

*ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS!* I work with my peers in the LGBTQ+ community, those affected by trauma & PTSD, & college-aged adults in a life transition. Do you struggle in your relationships? Has trauma significantly impacted your ability to lead a healthy & fulfilling life? Are you navigating being queer or the coming out process? I help you uncover patterns, develop healthy coping skills, & learn to experience difficult emotions. I've dedicated my career to serving those affected by trauma & PTSD.

Katelyn Kennon

I view the main vehicle for healing as connection: with me, with yourself, with your body, with others in your life, with your environment, and with broader structures and movements. If you're seeking to meet or become reacquainted with all parts of yourself without shame, I would be honored to serve as a supportive guide along the way. We will use therapy as a place to explore what possibilities open up for you when you feel your most connected, authentic, agentic, and free.

Tayler Clark

I have a wide range of experience and this has helped me to be adaptable but also know where my strengths and passions lie. Most clients seen at Nova Mental Health identify as one or more of the following identities, people of color, queer, gender diverse, Neurodivergent (ADHD, Autistic, etc), and (previously) gifted/ IEP. Our clients are often seeking an affirming and informed therapist who really listens and provides space to explore identities and grow as individuals.

Ashley Trapp

At Face Your Void, we work collaboratively with clients to tailor therapy to their unique challenges. Whether addressing depression, anxiety, trauma, life transitions, or spiritual and religious concerns, our therapy is delivered through an affirming lens that supports our LGBTQI+ and neurodivergent clients. Our goal is to empower clients by fostering a greater sense of self, self-compassion, and self-acceptance as they face and heal their inner void.

Lauri Gebhard

Therapy means you are strong enough to acknowledge the areas of your life that aren't working. Our approach is strength based. Each individual has their own unique strengths that we work to optimize.