Therapy for Immigrants and Their Families in Chicagoland

Moving to a new country, or growing up between two cultures, can bring stress that's hard to explain to people who haven't lived it. Adjusting to a new culture, being separated from family, juggling different expectations at home and outside it, and questions about identity can all weigh on individuals, parents and kids. Unbroken Family Counseling supports immigrant individuals and families at our Plainfield, Geneva and Downers Grove offices and through telehealth across Illinois, with Spanish-speaking clinicians available.

Our clinicians take time to understand your background, values and family. They help with the stress of adjusting, worry about loved ones far away, family conflict across generations, and finding your own sense of identity. We focus on emotional support and don't provide legal or immigration advice. Sessions are by appointment, and we accept most major insurance plans (including Aetna Better Health, Blue Cross Community, Meridian, BCBS, Cigna, Aetna, United Healthcare/Optum, Tricare and Medicare; no HMOs). We also offer a self-pay rate.

Call (630) 300-8928 or register at unbrokenfamilycounseling.com/register to get matched with a therapist.

Therapists who help with immigration and cultural adjustment

Common questions

Can I have therapy in Spanish?

Yes. We have bilingual English/Spanish clinicians. Ask for one when you call or register.

Do you help with immigration paperwork or legal questions?

No. Our clinicians provide counseling and emotional support. For legal or immigration-status questions, please talk with an immigration attorney or legal aid organization.

Do you have a waitlist?

The practice has no waitlist, though individual clinicians may have one, so we'll match you with someone who has openings.

Request an appointment or call (630) 300-8928. You may also be interested in: Spanish-speaking therapists, Family therapy, Anxiety therapy, or meet our team.