Introspective Family Therapy

The holidays can be challenging – from navigating difficult or tense conversations, to setting boundaries with family members.

At Introspective, we've pioneered a unique, integrative model that holds the entire family system with care, insight, and respect.

If you're seeking a touch of extra support this holiday season, explore short-term sessions designed to get you through the coming weeks.

We offer virtual therapy in Illinois, Colorado, and New York — with in-person therapy in Chicago and Denver (starting in January 2026!).

Meet Danielle, a MFT Graduate Intern at Introspective! A first-generation Ukrainian-American, Danielle deeply values how our intersecting cultural identities shape our experiences and her approach is rooted in vulnerability, honesty, and collaboration.

Danielle specializes in clients who are looking for support with:
✔️ Processing trauma
✔️ Navigating life transitions
✔️ Struggling with self-sabotaging behaviors and unconscious patterns

Currently pursuing her Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Adler University, Danielle holds her undergraduate degree in Psychology from Loyola University.

It’s Pride Month, so we’re resharing some of the core beliefs that drive our work at Introspective Family Therapy.

We believe in holding space for the rights of all people nationwide. We see the fear and destruction affecting our clients, our families, and our communities—and we’re ready to support each and every one of you, especially those in marginalized or vulnerable communities in need of extra safety or resources.

We’re here to advocate for the world our clients deserve. As a team, we strive to lead with allyship and advocacy. To create safe, accepting, and inclusive spaces for every single one of you. When we have access to spaces that prioritize compassion, acceptance, and healing, it leads to greater triumphs.