Psychotherapy-Network

Patricia McMahon, PsyD has an office in downtown Chicago.
Psychotherapy is a very individual process. It is useful to many people to better understand their life situations in order to set and reach personal goals, strengthen relationships, or make grounded decisions to adjust to changed life circumstances. By its structure, psychotherapy allows you to talk concerns or problems through in a secure space, and allows you to explore thoughts, feelings, and problems in a way that solitary introspection or conversations with friends and relatives often cannot achieve. Visit my website for more information.

Dr. Peter Demuth

Psychotherapy provided to families, adults, adolescents and couples. The purpose of therapy, as I see it, is to help people get beyond a state of elementary survival- that place where all of their energy simply goes into making it through each and every day. There seems to be little left over to get creative or to motivate yourself to go for a walk or to take that class or to just meditate. You seem to be asking yourself constantly: "Isn't there more to my life than mere existence?" I refer to this predicament as revolution (walking in circles) as compared to evolution (expanding your horizons). Therapy is a place to seek your direction. Visit my website for more information.

Persistent problems in relationships, inability to reach personal or professional goals and destructive patterns of behavior are often accompanied by painful, unmanageable feelings. Depression, anxiety, fear, and anger can interfere with a sense of being alive or just being able to function at an optimal level. These experiences are the result of interruptions in the development of the self.