Evanston Therapists specializing in Anxiety

Erin Runt

I specialize in healing and growing relationships of all kinds - to one another, to ourselves, and to the world. Let's transform together!

Nghia Le

Most of the clients I have worked with have anxiety related to making life choices and their identity. I help clients get rooted in who they are so that when life is unstable they are grounded in the foundation of themselves.

Elizabeth Bierbaum Clarke

I see adults of all ages, genders and identities. I sit with my clients to address a wide variety of mental health and wellness challenges such as depression and anxiety, grief, perinatal and postpartum care, ADD/ADHD, parenting, self-image/self-esteem, and adjustments to big life changes. I also provide clinical supervision and consultation on practice development to fellow psychotherapists.

Kiran Mirchandani

*I am not currently accepting new clients.*Areas of focus: marginalized populations (e.g., BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, larger-bodied individuals, folx of varying ability statuses, & more), trauma (e.g., emotional, physical, & sexual abuse; sexual assault; interpersonal violence; racial trauma; & more), family and relationship difficulties, depression, anxiety, coping with chronic health concerns, identity development, body image (from a body-positive & anti-sizist lens), & artists (of all disciplines).

Sergio Hernández

Anxiety, like other psychological maladies, arises when people stop looking at themselves honestly and acceptingly. I strive to create honest acceptance.

Catherine Boyce

The worries and the fears keep you from making decisions or changes in your life. You don't want to be burdened all the time, but you can't stop trying to always do the right the thing or to make the perfect decision. I help women with anxiety learn techniques to use every day so they can feel clear and confident about asking for what they want, without the perfectionism and fear. My clients find a place of peace and ease as the anxiety diminishes.

Daniel Healy

Continuing Education and regular review of the current literature on the subject of anxiety.

Cheryl Weiss

Are you aware of the intention about not doing the work or correcting the behavior or feeling unmotivated? Are you afraid of your feelings exploding when there are unpleasant events happening in your life? I can perhaps break that down for you to help with unpacking the things that you have been putting on hold because of shame & pain you dealt with. These feelings & thoughts are totally valid & I hope to help you engage in the process of stepping outside of your comfort zone to heal & grow.

Jessica McMorran

You’ve been feeling overwhelmed and wish you had a safe, nonjudgmental space to explore various parts of your life. Maybe you are sick of people-pleasing or not having good self-esteem. Maybe you struggle with making and upholding boundaries. Maybe anxiety or past traumas are taking up a majority of your day and you’re not sure where to even start. I am a believer in the healing power of therapy. I work with people of all ages who are struggling with various parts of their lives.

Jennifer Drake

I work with children, teens, and adults who have anxiety. My focus is to empower you, the client, with tools that will begin to alleviate your anxiety symptoms and then to focus on the root cause. I focus heavily on the latest neuroscience research and discuss the role of neuroplasticity that can help foster peace and calm within our minds and lives.

Anna Grinshpun

Raquel Galan

Are you successful but not "truly" happy? Do you feel there is more to life than what you are currently experiencing? Moving abroad, processing trauma, having a baby, changing careers, navigating relationship challenges are life's roller coasters. I specialize in working with women who straddle multiple roles. I offer a warm and collaborative atmosphere to help you explore options, reconnect with your inner compass, and work toward your goals. Are you ready to make yourself a priority?

Arielle Drescher

Are you feeling overwhelming pressures from work or school and feel like you're continually falling short? Does saying “Yes” to everything have you in a cycle of unhealthy habits and unsatisfying experiences? Are you drowning your worries and fears by binge watching Netflix series or endlessly scrolling on Instagram? I offer a unique style of therapy that works alongside you to navigate unproductive thoughts, and explore tools to gain self-acceptance and develop productive narratives.

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.

Jen Stevens

I offer a safe and engaging space for those experiencing difficult emotions, in a life transition, in crisis, or simply want to know more about themselves. I believe a strong therapeutic relationship is the foundation for healing and growth, so I work to create an empathetically attuned environment that supports self understanding and emotional awareness. The people I work with often struggle with depression, anxiety, grief, trauma, sexuality, gender identity, and relationship issues.

Maranda Easton

When difficult emotions or experiences interfere with our ability to enjoy life, it can be hard to figure out what to do. You might feel stuck in patterns of thoughts or behaviors that are making it hard for you to fully engage in the life you want to live. I work collaboratively with you to process what may be contributing to you feeling distressed, alone or in conflict, and to uncover your many strengths within. We all deserve to feel seen and accepted for who we are by someone who cares.

Look Within Counseling LLC

*Treatment is provided exclusively via tele-psychotherapy (video). As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, I have over 12 years of experience and specialize in work with those impacted by: complex trauma, depression, anxiety, life-transitions, education/work/life balance, co parenting issues and interpersonal relationship challenges.

Angel Buchanan

Pressures from society often create a fear of judgment and shame. In turn, we learn to edit our thoughts and emotions without realizing it and feel further away from living an authentic and meaningful life. I believe that having a regular place where you can expect to speak freely and without judgment can bring you closer to feeling a sense of control in forging your life. I understand that beginning therapy can feel intimidating and aim to support you in this initial transition.

Mary Adamczyk

Frist starting therapy can be scary especially when you are being asked to open up to someone who do not know yet. If you are experiencing sadness, anxiety, relationship struggles, or have a trauma history my approach always centers on creating safety in our sessions. It can feel unnerving and vulnerable to engage in therapy but together we will work to create a space where you can explore your needs, challenge faulty thinking, and create a healthie approach to struggles you came in with.

John Hughes

My clients tend to be individuals and couples between 25 and 50 who have noticed an acute or recurrent struggle with effectively managing self and relationships. Some clients concerns are isolated to a specific or current relationship 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.