Your story, pain, and struggles are unique to you; but you are not alone. We will spend time understanding exactly what you are experiencing as we build tools and resources to make lasting changes today. Thank you for being here.
Dana Hall received her BA in psychology, summa cum laude, and graduated degree in community agency counseling from Saint Xavier University, Chicago Il. She is a licensed clinical professional counselor for over 15 years in the state of Illinois. She holds advanced training and certification in the following areas: Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (CCTP-II), Certified Clinical Anxiety Treatment Professional (ICATP), Certified Family Trauma Specialist (IATP), and an Addictions-Informed Professional (CAIMHP-Certification).
Dana Hall offers telehealth therapy on HIPPA compliant software as well as in-office therapy at her private practice located at 14604 John Humphrey Drive in Orland Park (appointment only) as well as telehealth services through HIPPA compliant software. Reach out today set up your initial appointment or consultation.
Let’s Talk About It…
Reaching out is an act of self care.
If you are interested in beginning services please send Dana a message today.
Do You Take Insurance, and How Does That Work?
I accept Blue Cross/Blue Shield PPO of Illinois and United PPO, and also any PPO insurance with out-of-network benefits. To determine if you have mental health coverage through your insurance carrier, the first thing you should do is call them. Check your coverage carefully and make sure you understand their answers.
Do You Offer Financial Assistance for Services?
Reduced Fee/Sliding Fee Scale Sessions Available. Limited slots available based on proven client need. Contact to discuss options and resources.
All out-of-pocket appointments will require keeping a credit card on file. The average range is based on financial need {$80.00 – $130.00 for individual sessions}. Telehealth Sessions are available, same rates apply.
“I believe in acceptance of all humans regardless of any emotional, physical or psychological burdens they may carry. I do not shy away from any issue or person, and carry no judgment or fear into my clinical work. I believe in authenticity and healing. Therapy needs to be a safe place to explore.”
