Analyst Referral Service

Pat Cochran, Psy.D., Diplomate Analyst

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708 Church Street, Suite 252
Evanston IL 60201
Phone: 847-864-4809
pcochran@cgjungcenter.org

I became engaged with Jungian thought and psychotherapy when I had my first experience with the numinous power of a dream, over 20 years ago. In the intervening years, I became a licensed clinical psychologist in 1995, and then a Diplomate Jungian Analyst in 2007. My awe for the authority of a dream to provide a glimpse into the unconscious has not waned, and I add to that my interest in fairytales and the expressive arts as means of connecting to deeper layers of one’s psyche. I work with adults in individual analysis. As well I am the Executive Director of the C. G. Jung Center in Evanston.

Tom Gorey, M.A.P.C., J.D., L.C.P.C.,

Certified Jungian Psychotherapist

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Center for Wholistic Counseling
8600 U.S. Hwy. 14, Suite 105
Crystal Lake, IL 60012

1165 N. Clark Street, Suite 413
Chicago, Illinois 60010
Phone: 815-459-4516
tgorey@goreycounseling.com
www.goreycounseling.com

My focus is on clients who are relatively high functioning, but who happen to be experiencing the types of issues and challenges that commonly present themselves, particularly relationship issues, developmental (e.g., adolescent and young adult) issues, mid-life ("second half of life") issues, career and occupational issues, and issues involving meaning and purpose in life. I work with individual clients--adults and adolescents--as well as with couples and families. My therapeutic approach is best suited to clients who are highly motivated, anxious and willing to change, and committed to undertaking the difficult work of exploring their inner self. My graduate training is in pastoral counseling, which recognizes not only the psychological, but also the spiritual, dimension of human beings.  I serve as adjunct faculty at Loyola University Chicago, where I both teach and counsel graduate students. In addition, I serve on the Board of the C.G. Jung Center in Evanston. I am a licensed clinical professional counselor and a certified Jungian Psychotherapist. My orientation is holistic: I work from an integrated--mind, body, spirit--perspective. My therapeutic approach, which incorporates dream analysis, recognizes the role of the unconscious and the inherent potential of each person to realize his or her authentic Self.

Rami Henrich, L.C.S.W.

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5225 Old Orchard Rd. Ste. 23B
Skokie, IL 60077
Phone: 847 983-0414
ramihenrich@yahoo.com

Rami Henrich, M.A., M.S.W., L.C.S.W., Process Work Associate, and founder of North Shore Psychotherapy Associates, has served the Chicago land community as a psychotherapist and educator for over twenty five years. She has been studying, teaching and applying Process Oriented Psychology (Process Work) as developed by Arnold Mindell, Ph.D. for the past nine years. Rami is particularly interested in working with relationship difficulties and those who identify as living an alternative lifestyle.

Alan Irgang, L.C.S.W.

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3342 N. Leavitt St.
Chicago, IL  60618
Phone: 773-248-1675
ajirgang@earthlink.net
www.alanirgang.com

I became a therapist after working in the business field for 10 years and realized that my gifts and talents could benefit many more people in much more impactful ways than I could in that setting. I was in my mid-twenties when I was first introduced to Jungian-oriented therapy and found it to be a very meaningful framework in which to view my life challenges and to begin my healing work. I have continued my study and therapeutic experience of Jungian psychology for over 20 years. The qualities I bring to my work are compassion, patience, spirituality, intuition, respect, challenge, and flexibility. I work mainly with individuals and couples around many different life challenges, adapting my approach to most closely align with what provides for the greatest growth for my clients. Please see my website for more information about me and my practice. Insurance accepted: I do not participate in any insurance panels. Available out-of-network benefits would apply.

Steve Martz, L.C.P.C., Diplomate Analyst

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Offices in Lincoln Park, Glen Ellyn, and Elk Grove Village
Phone: 630-476-6425
1bread1body@sbcglobal.net
www.jungiananalysischicago.org

My analytic work and interests are rooted in the classical tradition of Jungian analysis, with its abiding interest in dreams and other activations of the unconscious, including work with sand trays. An Episcopal priest as well as analyst, I often work at the intersection of psychology and spirituality – although I also work with many for whom religion is not important. If there are accidents, I suppose I am an accidental Jungian. Many years ago I asked a psychologist I knew to recommend someone who could help me understand some unusual anger I was feeling. She sent me to a Jungian analyst. The anger proved minor, but the work it opened up has been the most important, transforming event of my life. I became an analyst to help others find what I was fortunate enough to find. As an analyst, I’ve not sought to specialize in particular types of clients or diagnoses. My deepest interest is in the life of the psyche, and this presents in all sorts of ways in all sorts of people. All I ask of an analysand is a commitment to understanding her or his inner life. Over the years, the themes with which I’ve most often found myself working have included: men’s and women’s issues; relationships and sexuality; grief, mourning, and loss; young adult transitions; families and individuals experiencing physical illness. I am open to working with these and any other concerns an individual, couple, or family presents. My licensure is as an LCPC. In addition to analytic training, I completed postgraduate clinical programs at the Center for Family Health (marriage and family) and the Center for Religion and Psychotherapy (self psychology). I hold degrees from the University of Maryland (B.A., summa cum laude), Catholic Theological Union (M.Div.), and Chicago Theological Seminary (D. Min. in pastoral counseling). I do not belong to insurance networks -- ask me why -- but am happy to provide you with what you will need to obtain reimbursement from your carrier.

Dennis Pomerleau, L.C.S.W.

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2334 W. Lawrence Avenue Suite 204
Chicago, IL 60625
Phone: 773-490-8972
DennisPomerleau@gmail.com
www.dennispomerleau.com

I have over ten years of experience in counseling clients on issues of anxiety and depression. I am well-versed in assisting people with substance abuse issues. Additionally, I have an extensive background in working with people in grief and bereavement counseling, along with helping people with the loss of a pet or animal companion. I began my career in business, and I also have significant experience in the arts and creative endeavors. Whether you are dealing with issues of stress at work, or struggling with a creative block, I have the knowledge and skill to guide you through those challenges. I believe that everyone deserves good mental health therapy. Toward that end, I offer a sliding fee scale to accommodate most budgets. I currently accept Blue Cross Blue Shield.

Judith M. Robinson, R.N.C.S., L.C.P.C., Diplomate Jungian Analyst

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708 Church St., Suite 221
Evanston, Il. 60201
Phone: 847-501-1013
Judith.Robinson@att.net

With over thirty years of experience in providing direct clinical services, my passion has always been investigating human development over the human life span. In my work, I have sustained a vital and abiding interest in the value of crisis and suffering, as  they open doors, deepen sensibilities, and add to resilience, strength, and hope (or not). As a child, I liked the fairytale about the ugly duckling. Like me, the ugly duckling was dubbed a troublemaker, destined for all sort of ills. What has always struck me to the quick, then and now, is the unfolding that led the ugly duckling to become a beautiful white swan, in truth and in fact, becoming that which he always was. Hours by appointment. Payment at time of session- I provide what you need if you choose to submit billing for your insurance reimbursement.

Ann Shine Duck, Ph.D., L.C.P.C.

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Phone: 847-757-9077

Dr. Ann Shine Duck is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor in private practice in Winnetka. She previously served as the Clinical Director for the June Singer Clinic and the Executive Director for the C. G. Jung Center. She has over 25 years of experience in the mental health field specializing in depression, anxiety, substance abuse, parenting and relationship issues. She is particularly interested in the process we experience during life transitions such as changes in relationships, mid life confrontations, losses, and grief. Dr. Shine Duck received a B.A. in psychology from Antioch College, M.A. in Psychology from Marymount University and a Ph.D. in Depth Psychology from Pacifica Graduate Institute in 2001.

Joanne Underwood, L.C.S.W.

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Phone: 773-318-5872
junderwood@yahoo.com

Joanne Underwood, L.C.S.W., is a psychotherapist in private practice in Evanston. Before beginning her private practice, she was affiliated with the Fillmore Center in Berwyn and Oak Park for five years where she worked with children, adolescents, adults, and families on issues of trauma, divorce, abuse, life transitions, anxiety, depression, and relationship difficulties. She views therapy as a meaning-making journey and is particularly interested in the healing aspects of creativity. In addition, she is a senior teacher and artistic associate at the Piven Theatre Workshop in Evanston where she has taught a wide range of acting classes to children and adults over the past ten years. She has also taught acting workshops at many schools and organizations throughout the Chicagoland area such as Apple Tree Theatre, Roosevelt University, the Dance Center of Evanston, Chute Middle School, and Cove School.

Wendy Selene, L.C.S.W, Jungian Analyst

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636 Church, Suite 610
Evanston, IL 60201
Phone: 847.563.8408 or 847.424.9940

Wendy Selene is a Jungian Analyst in private practice in Evanston, Illinois, working with both individuals and couples. She serves on the faculty of the C.G. Jung Institute of Chicago and the C.G. Jung Center in Evanston. Ms. Selene has been in practice for thirty years, specializing in early parent loss, blocked mourning, trauma and attachment issues, and finding meaning in life after significant losses of all kinds. She has lectured nationally on the topic of Desire, the Nature of Love, and What Depth Psychology has to Teach us About Faith and Despair. In addition, she is an instructor in Aikido, a form of moving Zen. She takes Blue Cross and Blue Shield and also works with a sliding fee scale