Behavioral Health Counseling in North Aurora, IL
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OakHeart provides mental health services in North Aurora, IL, serving the Fox Valley community and beyond. We are a values-based organization offering comprehensive, in-person counseling and therapy in a safe, confidential environment, with all care grounded in empirically supported treatments. Telehealth online counseling is also available throughout Illinois when in-person doesn't fit your schedule.
Our North Aurora office is conveniently located just off Randall Road. Call or email us today to set up an appointment with one of our counselors, clinical psychologists, social workers, or marriage and family therapists. If you are new to OakHeart, our counseling overview explains how we work and what evidence-based therapy looks like in practice. Below you'll find everything specific to this office: the team that practices here, the concerns our North Aurora clinicians specialize in, directions and parking, and what to expect at your first visit. Address:
66 Miller Drive, Suite 105, North Aurora, IL 60542 Phone: 630-570-0050 Email: [email protected] |
Call or email us to speak with one of our intake specialists. Our intake specialists are available to help match you with a clinician who meets your needs and to answer any questions you might have about the process of obtaining care.
OakHeart North Aurora Counselors, Psychologists, and Social Workers
We are values-based therapists, counselors, social workers, and psychologists. We offer high quality effective treatment. We take seriously our commitment to being the best therapists, counselors, social workers, and psychologists that we can be. We are committed to educating and serving our community. We are caring people who sincerely want to help. We believe that our clients feel heard, respected, and important. We believe the therapeutic relationship itself can be incredibly reparative and transformative. We are professional and take our ethical obligations seriously. Thank you for considering us on your journey.
High-Quality Evidence-Based Counseling Services for Children, Adolescents, and Adults in North Aurora, IL
Our Counselors, Clinical Social Workers, and Psychologists have a wide variety of specialties. Our North Aurora clinicians offer specialized care across a wide range of mental health concerns. Below are the categories of conditions our team treats. Click any link to learn more about how we approach that specific area.
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🌳Anxiety, OCD, and Related Concerns Anxiety disorders are among the most treatable mental health conditions, and our North Aurora team includes clinicians with advanced training in evidence-based approaches such as CBT and ERP. Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) | Generalized Anxiety Disorder | Panic Disorder and Agoraphobia | Social Anxiety Disorder | Health Anxiety | Specific Phobias | Body-Focused Repetitive Behaviors (BFRB's) 🌳Mood and Depression Whether you're navigating a difficult season or managing a long-term condition, our team offers care that meets you where you are. Depression | Bipolar Disorder | Adjustment and Stress | Grief and Bereavement 🌳Relationships, Reproductive Mental Health, and Life Transitions Relationships and life transitions can shape mental health in profound ways. Our clinicians also offer specialized care for the experiences of pregnancy, infertility, pregnancy loss, and caregiving. Relationship Concerns and Couples Counseling | Divorce Recovery | Maternal Mental Health | Infertility, Miscarriage, and Neonatal Loss | Caregiver Support 🌳Substance Use We work with clients at every stage of change, from those questioning their relationship with substances to those in long-term recovery. Substance Use Disorders (SUD) 🌳Faith-Based Counseling For clients who want their faith integrated into their therapeutic work, we offer counseling that honors and respects the role of belief and spirituality in mental health. Faith-Based Counseling 🌳Therapy for Therapists Mental health professionals deserve thoughtful, confidential care of their own. Our clinicians offer therapy specifically for therapists, counselors, social workers, and psychologists navigating the unique demands of clinical work. Therapy for Therapists |
🌳Trauma and PTSD Healing from trauma takes time and the right approach. Our clinicians offer evidence-based trauma treatments in a setting designed to feel safe and steady. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) | Trauma | Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault | Responder and Veteran Care 🌳Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder Across the Lifespan We work with both children and adults living with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) 🌳Eating and Feeding Disorders Our clinicians offer specialized, evidence-based care for clients struggling with their relationship to food, body, and eating. We approach this work with care and clinical depth, recognizing that recovery looks different for every person. Eating Disorders 🌳Self-Injury Our clinicians have specialized training in working with non-suicidal self-injury and approach this work with care, skill, and without judgment. Non-Suicidal Self-Injury (NSSI) 🌳LGBTQA+ Support We provide affirming, respectful care for clients across the spectrum of sexual orientation and gender identity. LGBTQA+ Support 🌳Other Areas We Support Our clinicians also support clients navigating common but meaningful challenges that affect daily wellbeing. Anger Management | Insomnia | Self-Esteem |
Ready to Schedule? We're Here to Help
Taking the first step toward therapy is often the hardest part. Whether you're ready to schedule, or you simply want to ask a question before deciding, our intake specialists are here to help you find the right clinician and answer anything you'd like to know about getting started.
Call us: 630-570-0050 Email us: [email protected] or fill out the Contact Request Form below and we will reach out to you!
Call us: 630-570-0050 Email us: [email protected] or fill out the Contact Request Form below and we will reach out to you!
Not sure if our North Aurora office is the right fit? We also have a Sycamore office serving DeKalb County, and we offer telehealth throughout Illinois.
Evidence-Based Treatments and Approaches Available at OakHeart
Additionally, our therapists bring strengths-based, person-centered, and humanistic orientations to the evidence-based approaches we use. In practice, that means we pay attention to your existing strengths and resources, not only your symptoms or your diagnosis, and we keep your goals and values central to the work. Even when we are using a structured protocol, the direction of treatment is something we decide with you.
While evidence-based treatments are powerful tools for reducing symptoms and improving outcomes, the heart and foundation of effective therapy is the relationship between therapist and client. We place a high value on respecting our clients, on offering a safe and supportive space for growth, and on treating each client's needs, values, and goals as an invaluable catalyst for change.
While evidence-based treatments are powerful tools for reducing symptoms and improving outcomes, the heart and foundation of effective therapy is the relationship between therapist and client. We place a high value on respecting our clients, on offering a safe and supportive space for growth, and on treating each client's needs, values, and goals as an invaluable catalyst for change.
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North Aurora, IL Office Space
Our North Aurora office is located at 66 Miller Drive (Suites 105 and 106), in a single-story professional building just off Randall Road. The building is shared with other medical and healthcare providers, which means our clients arrive in a setting that already feels familiar and discreet. There are no stairs or elevators to navigate. Free parking is available in the lot directly outside, with spaces close to the entrance.
Inside our suites, you'll find two private waiting rooms, both designed to feel calm and comfortable while you wait for your appointment. Coffee, tea, and water are available, and the spaces are kept relaxing so you can settle in before your session. Our therapy offices themselves are warm and comfortable, designed to feel less like a clinical room and more like a space where real conversation can happen. We know that walking into a therapy office can feel vulnerable, especially the first time. We've worked to make the entire experience, from the parking lot to the waiting room to the office itself, as welcoming as possible.
Inside our suites, you'll find two private waiting rooms, both designed to feel calm and comfortable while you wait for your appointment. Coffee, tea, and water are available, and the spaces are kept relaxing so you can settle in before your session. Our therapy offices themselves are warm and comfortable, designed to feel less like a clinical room and more like a space where real conversation can happen. We know that walking into a therapy office can feel vulnerable, especially the first time. We've worked to make the entire experience, from the parking lot to the waiting room to the office itself, as welcoming as possible.
Communities We Serve
Our North Aurora office serves clients throughout the Fox Valley and the greater western Chicago suburbs. We regularly work with individuals and families from Aurora, Batavia, Geneva, St. Charles, Sugar Grove, Montgomery, Oswego, Yorkville, Naperville, and Elgin, as well as from smaller surrounding communities. Our location just off Randall Road makes us easily accessible from Route 31, Route 25, I-88, and the Orchard Road corridor.
For clients who live further out, or whose schedules make weekly in-person visits difficult, our telehealth services extend our care to anyone located anywhere in Illinois.
What to Expect at Your First Visit to Our North Aurora Office
Reaching out for therapy can feel like a big step. Here's what's specific to visiting our North Aurora office. For broader questions about scheduling, insurance, and what happens during a first session, see our FAQ and Notices page.
Our office sits at the corner of Randall Road and Oak Street, just north of Interstate 88. We're across the street from the North Aurora Post Office on Randall, and across the street from Walgreens and Aldi on Oak Street. We don't have administrative staff to greet you, and we've designed our check-in process to feel as private and low-pressure as possible. You have a few options:
At your first visit, your therapist will review intake paperwork with you, walk through office policies and privacy practices, explain how the client portal and billing work, and gather information about what brought you in. By the end of the session, you'll schedule your next appointment together.
For more detail on intake paperwork, the client portal, scheduling, insurance, and confidentiality, please see our FAQ and Notices page.
Our office sits at the corner of Randall Road and Oak Street, just north of Interstate 88. We're across the street from the North Aurora Post Office on Randall, and across the street from Walgreens and Aldi on Oak Street. We don't have administrative staff to greet you, and we've designed our check-in process to feel as private and low-pressure as possible. You have a few options:
- Wait in our waiting room. Your therapist will come out to walk you back at your appointment time.
- Wait in your car or in the building's common area. If you'd rather skip the waiting room, message your therapist through our secure client portal (available as an app for iPhone and Android, or in any browser) once you've arrived. Your therapist will message you when they're ready, and you can walk straight back to their office.
At your first visit, your therapist will review intake paperwork with you, walk through office policies and privacy practices, explain how the client portal and billing work, and gather information about what brought you in. By the end of the session, you'll schedule your next appointment together.
For more detail on intake paperwork, the client portal, scheduling, insurance, and confidentiality, please see our FAQ and Notices page.
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