Getting here
It's a few minutes north on Route 31 to our downtown Batavia office at 30 S. Shumway Avenue, 1W. Parking is on the street or in the nearby lot.
What we see from North Aurora
Proximity makes a real difference for families bringing a child weekly. A short drive is the difference between a routine that holds and one that quietly stops.
We see North Aurora clients across the range: young children in play therapy, teenagers working on anxiety and emotion regulation, and adults sorting through a transition.
Same-clinician telehealth is there for weeks when a drive isn't possible.
Common reasons people reach out
- ADHD: Children through adults.
- Emotion regulation: Skills for big feelings that arrive faster than words.
- Autism: Support that adapts to sensory and communication needs.
- Life transitions: New jobs, new roles, and endings.
- Anxiety: Worry that has started shrinking the week.
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 North Aurora
Is your office close to North Aurora?
Yes, a few minutes north on Route 31 to downtown Batavia.
Do you work with young children?
Yes. Play therapy is part of how several of our clinicians work with younger children, alongside guidance for parents.
Can sessions be virtual?
Yes, with any of our clinicians, anywhere in Illinois. Many clients mix in-person and video week to week.
Counseling for North Aurora, 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.