Debra Adamolekun MS in Marriage and Family Therapy, Northwestern University

As an Integrative Systemic Therapist, I begin sessions collaboratively by identifying the problem you'd like to work on in therapy. After that, we'll explore when, where, and how the problem takes place. At this stage, I'll give you an experiment to try at home to solve the problem. If the experiment doesn't work, we'll lift constraints through interventions from models that work best for you!

As an Integrative Systemic Therapist, I begin sessions collaboratively by identifying the problem you'd like to work on in therapy. After that, we'll explore when, where, and how the problem takes place. At this stage, I'll give you an experiment to try at home to solve the problem. If the experiment doesn't work, we'll reflect on what got in the way and implement different interventions from various models hand-picked for you! These models include CBT, EFT, IFS, ACT, Narrative Therapy and more!

With my Masters Degree and Associates License in Marriage and Family Therapy, I have relevant experience working with couples and families. I view problems as relational in nature, meaning problems are best solved through the couple or family system rather than individually. In order to best problem-solve, I ask for equal participation from each member of the couple or family, no matter where the problem seems to originate. I believe this is the best approach to improve your relationships!

As an Integrative Systemic Therapist, I begin sessions collaboratively by identifying the problem you'd like to work on in therapy. After that, we'll explore when, where, and how the problem takes place. At this stage, I'll give you an experiment to try at home to solve the problem. If the experiment doesn't work, we'll reflect on what got in the way and implement different interventions from various models hand-picked for you! These models include CBT, EFT, IFS, ACT, Narrative Therapy and more!

As an Integrative Systemic Therapist, I begin sessions collaboratively by identifying the problem you'd like to work on in therapy. After that, we'll explore when, where, and how the problem takes place. At this stage, I'll give you an experiment to try at home to solve the problem. If the experiment doesn't work, we'll reflect on what got in the way and implement different interventions from various models hand-picked for you! These models include CBT, EFT, IFS, ACT, Narrative Therapy and more!

As an Integrative Systemic Therapist, I begin sessions collaboratively by identifying the problem you'd like to work on in therapy. After that, we'll explore when, where, and how the problem takes place. At this stage, I'll give you an experiment to try at home to solve the problem. If the experiment doesn't work, we'll reflect on what got in the way and implement different interventions from various models hand-picked for you! These models include CBT, EFT, IFS, ACT, Narrative Therapy and more!

I am passionate about working with couples and families navigating relational issues including but not limited to communication, emotional expression and regulation, interpersonal conflict, trust issues, infidelity and life transitions. To work on these issues, I pull from a variety of models including, Emotion-Focused Therapy, Gottman Couples Therapy, Integrative Systemic Therapy, and Bowen's Family Systems Theory.

I have years of experience working with children and adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder. I view ASD not as a disorder, but as a neuro-developmental difference called "neurodivergence." To me, neurodivergence is simply a difference in how the brain registers, processes, and externalizes information compared to the "neurotypical" norm. For ASD, I pull primarily from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Somatic Therapy, and Internal Family Systems to help clients with masking and social development.

I have years of experience working with children and adults with ADHD. I view ADHD not as a disorder, but as a neuro-developmental difference called "neurodivergence." To me, neurodivergence is simply a difference in how the brain registers, processes, and externalizes information compared to the "neurotypical" norm. For ADHD, I pull primarily from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Somatic Therapy, and Internal Family Systems to help clients with procrastination, completing tasks, and burnout.