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Liberation Therapy

For queer, brown & black people

by queer, brown & black people

Liberation

Liberation. /ˌlibəˈrāSHən/ n.,
1. the process of dismantling systems of oppression with the goal of achieving emancipation for all living beings with the promotion of new and just futures 2. the act of living without limits or constraint
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About

Liberation Therapy Collective is a private practice based in Chicago. We center the care of queer, trans, brown and Black communities and prioritize the liberation of all who have been marginalized. This includes our clinical staff who we believe are frontline workers in the fight against oppression.

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Services we offer

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Individual therapy

Meet one on one with your therapist while developing a protected and safe relationship where therapeutic goals are personal to you.

group therapy

Meet with a therapist alongside a group of people who may share a common feature with you. Therapeutic goals are group-oriented, and group therapy is generally structured around a fixed timeframe.

relationship Therapy

Meet with your therapist alongside a partner(s), parent, friend, family members, or other loved ones to explore relational dynamics and patterns. Therapeutic goals are relationally focused.

telehealth services

For your convenience, all clinicians at Liberation Therapy offer telehealth services on a HIPPA-compliant platform. Some services are offered in-person by certain clinicians.
Inquire for more information!

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