630-693-7934
3 Friendship Plaza
777 Army Trail Blvd, 2nd Floor - evening appointments available
English and Spanish.
In the state of Illinois, youth 12 and older can receive a limited number of sessions without a guardian's permission.
Counseling, social work and referrals to community resources like shelters, food, and legal services.
Accepts medicaid, private insurance (BCBS PPO, Aetna PPO, and Cigna PPo), and offers sliding fee scale based on income.
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LGBTQ+ welcoming.
630-835-1430
228 E Lake Street
Monday - Thursday 8am - 5pm, Friday 8am - 4pm (Telehealth only)
English, Spanish, Hindi, Urdu, Polish, Punjabi, Bosnian, Arabic
We accept individuals without insurance, Medicare, Medicaid, most commercial and private insurances, undocumented individuals, and no one is turned away because of inability to pay.
Minors need guardians consent to receive counseling.
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LGBTQ+ welcoming.
630-752-0066
115 N County Farm Rd, Wheaton (Inside Linda A Kurzawa Community Center)
By appointment.
Adults Only.
$30 for initial appointment, $15 for follow up. Sliding scale for qualifying individuals: $3 for initial appointment, $1.50 for follow up. Click here to apply for sliding scale.
Peer support with individuals who have been successful in their recovery process and help others experiencing similar situations. Family support with Family Partnership Professionals for family members of someone with a mental health condition.
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LGBTQ+ welcoming.
630-790-660 - Callers should be prepared to answer basic demographic questions
24/7 Crisis Line: 888-293-2080
2055 Army Trail Rd Suite 140
English and Spanish
Free
Individual counseling, case management, and legal and medical advocacy for rape victims and adult survivors of child sexual abuse, as well as for their non-offending significant others. Case management services are available to help survivors of sexual violence and their family members identify and access community resources. Case management is a collaborative process of identifying, planning, and facilitating access to resources and services to meet the needs of individuals and families.
Counseling is by appointment only - call during business hours to schedule. In-person and virtual sessions available.
Initial client screening completed over the phone, formal intake completed in person
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LGBTQ+ welcoming.
191 South Gary Ave., Suite 130, Carol Stream
630-462-7566
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 9am - 5pm, Wednesday 9am - 12pm
Arabic, English, Spanish, Swahili, Burmese, Farsi, Pasto, Dari, Russian, Lingala, Nepali, Korean, Ukrainian
Mental health counseling and referrals for psychiatric services; group based services. Youth and Adult.
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LGBTQ+ welcoming.
DuPage County Health Department
630-682-7400
North Public Health Center, 111 N. Lake Street
Translation services available.
Outpatient services, residential services, psychosocial rehabilitation services, substance use treatment, and forensic behavioral health.
Medicaid Managed Care Plans, Medicare-Medicaid Alignment Initiative Plans/Managed Long-Term Services and Supports Plans (MMAI/MLTSS), Access DuPage, and Medicare Part B
Available to 18 and older only.
You will be asked to provide your Access DuPage, Medicaid, and/or Medicare card-at the time of registration. It is important that DuPage County Health Department has your current, complete, and accurate medical insurance for billing purposes to avoid additional out of pocket costs.
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LGBTQ+ welcoming.
630-717-9408
Current wait time is 6 months.
1323 Bond St. #119, Naperville
Monday - Friday 9am - 9pm
Reduced fees and financial assistance available. Self-pay or insurance accepted.
In-person and tele-health
Counseling support with a strength based approach to address Depression, Anxiety, Bullying, ADHD, Family Conflict, Navigating Divorce, Self-Esteem, Peer Pressure, Anger, School and Test Anxiety, Grief and Loss, Life Transitions, Self Injury, Parenting Challenges, Supporting LGBTQ Youth, and Effects of Chronic Stress Due to a Traumatic Experience.
Services at 360 Youth Services begin with a call to our intake line where youth, young adults or caregivers can speak directly with a therapist about their reason for wanting to explore beginning services. Through this phone intake process, a match with a therapist will be made or a caller may be given referrals to other providers.
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LGBTQ+ welcoming.
NAMI DuPage
630-752-0066
115 N County Farm Rd, Wheaton (Inside Linda A Kurzawa Community Center)
Free.
Wednesdays, 7pm - 8:30pm - Pizza and conversation at the Drop-In Center from 5:30pm - 7pm.
Click here to register for zoom link.
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LGBTQ+ welcoming.
NAMI DuPage and NAMI Sonoma County
630-752-0066
Free.
Last Saturday of the month, 9:30am - 11am
The NAMI Connection Recovery Support Group Program is a free and confidential recovery support group that provides respect, understanding, encouragement, and hope. The groups are led by trained facilitators living in recovery themselves.
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LGBTQ+ welcoming.
NAMI DuPage
630-752-0066
115 N County Farm Rd, Wheaton
Thursdays, 7pm - 8:30pm
Free.
Participants must be registered and screened, and a parent/guardian and teen orientation is also necessary to review any questions before starting the group.
In person peer support group for 8th grade-12th grade teens with mental health issues. Co-led by a NAMI peer leader and clinician. We hope to provide a safe space for peers to learn about mental health and support and encourage each other in their circumstances. Virtual teen talk forum for high school teens to talk freely about mental health and everyday struggles.
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LGBTQ+ welcoming.
NAMI DuPage
630-752-0066
115 N County Farm Rd, Wheaton
4th Thursday of each month, 7pm - 8:30pm (same time as Teen Support Group)
Free.
The Parent Roundtable is designed for parents and caregivers who want to support their youth’s emotional and social well-being. Each month, a parent-youth team will lead engaging discussions on a fresh topic. No need to pre-register. Sample topics include: Making& keeping friends, IEP & 504 plans and School refusal.
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LGBTQ+ welcoming.
NAMI DuPage
630-752-0066
Zoom
3rd Tuesday of the month, 7pm - 8:30pm
Free.
For parents and caregivers whose young children may be struggling with their emotional well-being. Facilitated by a parent/youth team featuring a different topic each month! Some sample topics include: Making and maintaining friendships, IEP and 504 plans, Social media, Problems completing and/or attending school.
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LGBTQ+ welcoming.
NAMI DuPage
630-752-0066
115 N County Farm Rd, Wheaton
Meeting dates and times posted on the website. Link below.
Free
The NAMI DuPage Sharing Hope support group explores the journey of mental wellness in Black communities through dialogue, storytelling and a guided discussion. Lack of information surrounding mental health issues can prevent people in Black communities from getting the help and support they need. Topics include: signs and symptoms of mental illness, how to talk about mental health and decrease stigma, recovery, types of mental health services available.
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LGBTQ+ welcoming.
Click here for meetings in Addison.
Click here for meetings in surrounding area.
English and Spanish
AA is a 12-step abstinence program for people addicted to alcohol. New members do not need to sign up in advance.
There are two types of meetings: an open meeting and a closed meeting. Open meetings welcome family members or a friend for support. Closed meetings are just for the people seeking services.
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LGBTQ+ welcoming.
Serenity House - 891 S. Rohlwing Rd.
630-620-6616 X 126
Monday - Thursday 8am - 6pm, Friday 8am - 2pm
Medicaid, sliding scale if eligible, self-pay, private insurance
Ages 19 and up
Intensive group and individual abstinence-based substance abuse treatment program. Participants attend 20-25 sessions for an average of 5-7 weeks.
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LGBTQ+ welcoming.
Serenity House - 891 S. Rohlwing Rd.
630-620-6616 X 136
Monday - Thursday 8am - 6pm, Friday 8am - 2pm
Medicaid, sliding scale if eligible, self-pay, private insurance
Ages 13 - 19 - Minors can access care without the permission of a guardian.
Intensive group and individual abstinence-based substance abuse treatment program. Participants attend 20-25 sessions for an average of 5-7 weeks.
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LGBTQ+ welcoming.
Serenity House - 891 S. Rohlwing Rd.
630-620-6616 X 128
Monday - Thursday 8am - 6pm, Friday 8am - 2pm
Self-pay, weekly program fee is $165
Serenity House Recovery Homes are alcohol and drug-free homes whose guidelines, groups, and recovery management activities are directed toward maintenance of sobriety for persons in early recovery from substance use disorders. Residents focus on the development of essential skills necessary to maintain lasting recovery.
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LGBTQ+ welcoming.
Serenity House - 891 S. Rohlwing Rd.
630-620-6616 X 115 (Men) 630-620-6616 X 111 (Women)
Monday - Thursday 8am - 6pm, Friday 8am - 2pm
Self-pay, weekly program fee is $170
Ages 19 and up.
An Extended Residential Care Program (Halfway House) provides a safe and secure place for clients’ early phase of recovery where they can be surrounded by other recovery residents working toward a sober life. The program provides clients the ability to create new, healthier relationships in recovery, and the structured living design provides the tools to navigate life while remaining sober.
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LGBTQ+ welcoming.
630-510-8720
The Health Insurance Marketplace is a government website where you can buy health insurance. You will pay a premium (monthly payment) for your insurance. Silver Access is a DuPage Health Coalition program that can help you pay your premium. Silver Access is not health insurance!
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630-835-1430
228 E Lake St
Monday - Friday 8am - 4pm
English and Spanish.
NAMI DuPage
115 N County Farm Rd., Wheaton
English, Spanish, Hindi, Urdu
(630) 752-0066 x 225
Mentoring, placement, and classes for those that are struggling to find or keep a job because of mental health condition.
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LGBTQ+ welcoming.
NAMI DuPage
115 N County Farm Rd., Wheaton
English, Spanish, Hindi, Urdu
(630) 752-0066 x 225
The Peer Workforce Development Program prepares individuals living with a mental health condition for employment in the behavioral healthcare field as a Recovery Support Specialist.
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LGBTQ+ welcoming.