Getting here
Route 38 or Route 56 east brings you toward Batavia, generally fifteen to twenty minutes. Plenty of Elburn and Sugar Grove clients do a first session in the office and then move to video.
What we see from Elburn & Sugar Grove
Families in the Kaneland area often ask about school refusal and anxiety around the school day. A graded-return plan works the same whether we meet in person or on video.
For a parent working in town with a child in school, a midday video session is frequently the only slot that realistically holds week to week.
We can coordinate with school staff when a family asks us to, regardless of how we're meeting.
Common reasons people reach out
- School refusal: Graded return plans built with the family and school.
- Anxiety: Children, teens, and adults.
- ADHD: Assessment questions, skills, and the shame that rides along.
- Grief & loss: At your own pace, with no timeline attached.
- Life transitions: Change that didn't come with instructions.
That isn’t everything. The full list of specialties runs to twenty.
In person or virtual
Every clinician here sees clients both ways. In-person sessions happen at our Batavia office; virtual sessions work anywhere in Illinois, so you can keep the same therapist through a move, a schedule change, or a semester away. More on how telehealth works here.
Questions we get from Elburn & Sugar Grove
Is telehealth as effective as coming in?
For most of what we treat, research finds virtual therapy performs comparably to in-person. Some work, young children in play therapy especially, goes better in the room, and we'll say so if that's the case for you.
How far is the office?
Generally fifteen to twenty minutes east via Route 38 or Route 56, depending on where you start.
Can we start virtually and switch later?
Yes, in either direction, with the same clinician.
Counseling for Elburn & Sugar Grove, on a schedule that works.
Tell us what you're looking for and whether you'd rather come in or meet by video. We'll match you with the right clinician on our team.


