“I’m Bridget, a therapist dedicated to helping people navigate life’s challenges and find emotional well-being. I strive to be a warm and welcoming presence, with a genuine, familiar style that helps clients feel at ease. I’ve built a reputation for creating a space where people feel truly listened to and understood, making it easy for them to open up and explore their emotions. With my compassionate approach, I foster a strong therapeutic relationship, ensuring clients feel safe, supported and empowered in their journey toward healing. I also believe in the power of humor as an essential tool for connecting with clients, using it when appropriate to create a relaxed, approachable atmosphere that promotes growth and resilience.”
Since 2006, Bridget has gained extensive experience working with individuals from all walks of life in a variety of settings. She has helped clients navigate challenges such as anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties, and trauma, tailoring her approach to meet each person’s unique needs. She integrates a range of therapeutic modalities into her work, including person-centered therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and psychoanalytic approaches, which allows her to customize her methods to fit the client’s goals. Bridget’s non-judgmental and empathetic style ensures clients feel heard and creates a safe space for them to confront personal struggles. Bridget is continually inspired by her clients and believes in their ability to grow and heal, often finding strength in their resilience.
Bridget believes that the foundation of successful therapy is built on trust and connection. Her ability to form deep, authentic connections with clients allows them to feel comfortable exploring their emotions and challenges. Her approach in working with individuals remains rooted in warmth, compassion, and understanding, making her a trusted guide for anyone seeking personal growth and healing.
Bridget is a Licensed Professional Counselor with a Bachelor’s in Interpersonal Communication from Loyola University Chicago and a Master’s in Counseling from DePaul University. She has worked at the Pine Rest Northwest Clinic since 2015 and, prior to that, gained valuable experience in community mental health, group practice and hospital settings.
