UB's Chicago Ravenswood Counseling Office

UB Chicago Ravenswood Therapist Office

UB's Chicago Ravenswood therapy office is located at:

4256 N Ravenswood Ave, Suite 213 & 215, Chicago, IL 60613.

Fax: 773-880-0520

Note:
Office is on the west side of Ravenswood Ave, which runs along the west side of the Metra Tracks (see map below).

Contact UB's Intake Coordinator at info@ urbanbalance.org or 888-726-7170 for an appointment.

Office at Cullom between Montrose & Berteau

Accessible by Brown Line Montrose stop, or Metra Ravenswood stop.

Counseling and therapy for individual adults & adolescents, couples, & families is offered at this location.

Full UB billing services provided, most insurance accepted and in-network with most plans.

UB Ravenswood therapist offices convenient to Andersonville, Lincoln Square, North Center, and Wrigleyville neighborhoods.

Professional office with therapists staffed from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday-Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Fridays & Saturdays. Sunday sessions available upon request.

Visit the Meet UB Staff page to see bios for all the therapists that work out of this office.

Click Here For Chicago Ravenswood Office Google Map

UB Chicago Ravenswood Counseling Office Manager:

chicago ravenswood counseling and therapy office

Emily Campbell, LCSW

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Emily Campbell is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) who works with individual adults and couples. Emily has experience in treating mood disorders, anxiety, relational concerns, LGBTQ needs, substance abuse and grief. She specializes in treating trauma and abuse (including PTSD) and has extensive experience addressing cross-cultural issues. Prior to joining Urban Balance, Emily gained her experience working in community mental health and independent private practice. Emily approaches therapy with a non-judgmental attitude and genuine compassion for her clients as she assists them in moving through obstacles that stand in the way of their personal goals. She believes it is important to honor the client as a whole person: psychological, social, and biological, while integrating the spiritual component if the client desires. She combines psychodynamic theory and Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy to help the client increase their insight and affect the changes they desire. Emily has a Master's degree in Social Work from Loyola University Chicago.