The mission of Thrive Counseling Center is to build healthy minds, families, and communities by empowering people to attain mental and emotional well-being. Hope, resilience, and recovery form the heart of our programs and services.
A mental health crisis is an intensive behavioral, emotional, or psychiatric response, typically triggered by a precipitating event, which causes one's usual coping strategies or problem solving skills to be overwhelmed.The goal of crisis intervention is to ultimately stabilize the immediate situation, provide support and facilitate understanding.
A mental health crisis is an intensive behavioral, emotional, or psychiatric response, typically triggered by a precipitating event, which causes one's usual coping strategies or problem solving skills to be overwhelmed.The goal of crisis intervention is to ultimately stabilize the immediate situation, provide support and facilitate understanding.
Services
Thrive Counseling Center is a comprehensive mental health center in Oak Park, Illinois. Located just steps from downtown Oak Park, our center is easily accessible from both Chicago and the near west suburbs. Thrive Counseling Center is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that has served the community since 1898.
At Thrive Counseling Center, we stand in solidarity with our Asian, Asian American, and Pacific Islander clients, staff and community members. We condemn racism and expressions of hate and discrimination in any form. We recognize how recent violent attacks, including the horrific shootings in Atlanta, Georgia, have deeply impacted members of our community.
We, the Staff and Administration of Thrive Counseling Center believe that a statement from us about the Black Lives Matter movement is overdue and its importance is still very relevant. We want this statement and the ensuing conversation to be both meaningful and purpose-driven. February is Black History Month which should serve to remind us that this country, our country, was built on the backs of millions of African Americans.
This is a part-time client facing position. This person is a member of the Operations Team. The purpose of this position is Client Service at the Front Desk. Responsibilities include helping clients access services in a customer friendly manner and maintaining the confidentiality and integrity of clinical records.
Thrive offers eight internships open to 2nd year Master's level students in clinical counseling or social work and interested in working with a diverse population in an out-patient community mental health setting. Intern schedules are 40% direct clinical service, 60% indirect service, training, and supervision.
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Mrisho Bonge
Jul 15, 2020
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Amy Roberts
May 04, 2020
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Barb Frontczak
Sep 21, 2019
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I absolutely love my therapist Michelle Dunbroff. I've been working with her since November. The psychiatrist Ann Sarpy is also great. I like that she listens to me,and answers all my questions and concerns. I'm on the medicine I was taking before coming here,so nothing has changed,but her giving me a much lower dosage. She is not about giving you a magical pill,our druging you up. She really works with you on all levels to develop a good treatment plan! Yes you have to see a therapist here before seeing the psychiatrist, and sometimes it can take a little while to get seen, but it's totally worth
Kyle Edwards
May 29, 2019
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Andrew Paul Acosta
Jan 05, 2019
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Alex
Oct 31, 2017
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Not a great experience
They assigned me to a therapist before they gave me an evaluation. Not good.
When I first seen my therapist she came to me in a hurried state by walking past me quickly while telling me her name, then got annoyed that I didn't follow her. No handshake or greeting.
It seemed she was not very invested during our first session. She would periodically rub her face with the palms of her hands while asking me questions that were greeted only with nodding. No validation was given.
I called the office and asked to change my therapist and they said that I'll have to talk to her
They assigned me to a therapist before they gave me an evaluation. Not good.
When I first seen my therapist she came to me in a hurried state by walking past me quickly while telling me her name, then got annoyed that I didn't follow her. No handshake or greeting.
It seemed she was not very invested during our first session. She would periodically rub her face with the palms of her hands while asking me questions that were greeted only with nodding. No validation was given.
I called the office and asked to change my therapist and they said that I'll have to talk to her
Alice Wunderkin
Oct 01, 2017
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Some people here are nice but overall, these social workers seem uptight and stuck up. They dont seem to have much experience with dealing with mentally ill people, and are poor therapists. I went here for depression therapy for 6 months, had to change therapists 3 times before writing this place off and going somewhere else.
