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Lakeview Center Receives Grant from the Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance
Lakeview Center's community outreach event was well attended and lively. Our depression and bipolar support group contnues to meet on Weds. at 7:00, see our group schedule for details.
Interpersonal Therapy Group Still Has Openings-- For those interested in personal growth and looking to learn more about themselves and in their relationships with others. In a small group of 6 to 8 men and women, members will explore relationship patterns and support each other's efforts toward growth and change.
New Eating Disorder Therapy Group now forming--In a small group setting, college age and young adult women will support each other as they let go of eating disorder symptoms and replace them with supportive, caring relationships that enhance self-esteem.
Contact: Lisa Hoemeke, PsyD (773) 506-4451
Diectical Behavioral Therapy Group Is Seeking Male Participants--See DBT page for details.
New groups and workshops for eating disorders, adults with troubled siblings, and engaged women. Click here to see new schedule: Groups
For Professionals
New Therapists Supervision Group--Group supervision offers an affordable way to receive consultation at the start of your career. This group is geared to therapists who have just finished a graduate program or who are just sarting a private practice. We will focus on professional development, marketing, and the basics of starting a practice, as well as discussion cases from an integrative relational perspective.
For more infomation, contact Dr. Niquie Dworkin at 773-472-8587.
Lakeview Center's Relationship with The Awakening Center
We have become aware that there is some lingering confusion about this. Last April, the therapists who formerly made up The Awakening Center cooperative separated into two groups:
Kate Fiello, LCSW, Niquie Dworkin, PhD, Candice Luglio, PhD, Mary Anne Machado, LPCP, Heather Reeves, RD, Katie Magrino-Failla, LPC, Aliza Haas PhD, and Susan Bachman, LCSW, consultant, now make up Lakeview Center for Psychotherapy of Chicago.
This group, along with our new therapists, psychiatrists, and consultants, remains at 3322 N. Ashland, next to Lakeview Whole Foods Market. We still provide comprehensive interdisciplinary services for eating disorders and we have expanded our services and specialties.
Amy Grabowski, LPCP has formed a new group under the name The Awakening Center at a new location.
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