Therapy for Tech Professionals

Therapy for tech professionals in Chicago dealing with burnout, anxiety, isolation, and high-pressure work stress. Practical support that respects your time.

High performance, low capacity lately?

  • Burnout that never really resets?
  • Anxiety and overthinking loops?
  • Perfectionism draining your energy?
  • Impostor feelings despite results?
  • Isolation from remote work?
  • Need therapy that stays practical?

Why tech burnout hits hard

Tech work often combines high stakes, constant change, and pressure to always be "powered on."

Many clients in tech want therapy that is grounded, efficient, and real—not vague.

There’s no formal partnership with any company; the fit is about your goals.

Common patterns in tech clients

Burnout, anxiety, sleep issues, overthinking, and relationship strain are common.

What it can cost over time

Chronic stress can affect health, focus, and connection with people you care about.

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You don't have to "deal with it" on your own.

What to look for in therapy for tech professionals

Clear structure and focus

Sessions stay grounded in what’s happening and what helps.

Room for nuance

You don’t need a perfect label to make progress.

Tools plus insight

Mindfulness-based work and ACT can help reduce burnout loops.

What this means for you

  • Cleaner boundaries with work
  • Less anxiety and mental overload
  • More presence in relationships
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The simple steps to therapy in Illinois

You don’t have to be in a crisis to
start.

1. Reach out

Contact me to ask about availability andinsurance. I usually reply within onebusiness day.

2. Have your first session

We’ll talk about what’s going on, what you’ve already tried, and what you’d like to be different, and decide if we’re a good fit.

3. Start feeling better

We’ll see each other at a pace that works foryou and adjust as we go.

Ready to start feeling better?

If you’ve done your best to handle it on your own, but it’s getting harder to keep saying “I'm fine”, click the button below.