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Specialized Offices in Chicago.

At Nurture Therapy, we provide comfortable, accessible in-person therapy tailored to your journey through perinatal mental health, fertility challenges, grief, and life transitions. Visit us at our offices in Ravenswood and Downtown.

Specialized, compassionate mental health care located in Ravenswood and Downtown Chicago.

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Thoughtfully curated therapy spaces to support you from the moment you arrive.

Ravenswood Office

Located at 3729 N. Ravenswood Ave, Suite 117.

First-floor stroller, walker, and wheelchair accessible with free accessible street parking right outside, a private Mother's Room (with feeding chair, changing table, and supplies), and easy access via the CTA Brown Line (Addison stop).

Proudly serving clients from Ravenswood, Lakeview, North Center, Lincoln Square, and across the Chicago metro area.

(Northside Hub)

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Downtown Loop Office

Located inside CCRM Chicago at 225 W. Wacker Dr, Suite 800.

Fully ADA-compliant doorman building with elevator access and discounted garage parking inside the building. Co-located for integrated emotional support alongside reproductive medical appointments near Northwestern Hospital and Loop transit lines.

(Note: As this office is embedded in an active fertility clinic, we ask clients to be mindful of fellow patients when considering bringing babies into this location).

(CCRM Partnership)

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Looking for Virtual Care?

If commuting to one of our Chicago offices isn't convenient for your schedule or family routine, we also offer HIPAA-secure teletherapy. Virtual therapy sessions are available across Illinois, Indiana, Tennessee, New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Minnesota, and Texas (with psychiatric telemedicine also available in California and Vermont).

Learn more about our virtual options on our dedicated Teletherapy page.

Receive specialized therapy from the comfort and privacy of your home.

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We'll thoughtfully match you with the therapist and care that's right for you.

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In-network with major insurance plans.
Typical response within 1 business day.

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If you prefer, you are welcome to call or text our intake team directly at

(773) 234-9948

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