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Teletherapy in Naperville, IL

Virtual therapy lets you meet with your therapist without stepping into an office. From a private room at home to another comfortable setting, teletherapy can create a familiar space where you can talk openly about what has been happening in your life in Naperville, IL.

Your sessions can focus on the same parts of life you would bring to an in-person appointment, including anxiety, depression, relationships, stress, and major life changes. Having that conversation through video helps you stay connected to therapy while participating from a setting that feels comfortable and private.

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When Getting to the Office Isn't Easy

When Getting to the Office Isn't Easy

You may have a busy schedule that makes traveling to appointments difficult. Virtual sessions can make it easier to fit therapy into your day without adding travel time before and after an appointment.

Teletherapy can also be helpful when you feel more comfortable talking from a familiar setting. Being at home may make it easier to settle into a session and talk openly about what you are experiencing.

For some people, virtual therapy also makes it easier to stay consistent with appointments when work, school, travel, or family responsibilities change from week to week.

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What You Can Work on Through Teletherapy

Teletherapy can address many of the same challenges you might bring to an in-person session. Your therapist will help you work through what is happening in your life, develop practical ways to manage difficult situations, and make changes that feel relevant to your everyday experience.
Anxiety and Stress
Virtual therapy provides a place to work through worry, panic, stress, and other patterns that affect your everyday life. Sessions focus on practical ways to manage these experiences between appointments.
Depression and Low Mood
You can use teletherapy to talk about changes in mood, motivation, energy, relationships, and interest in everyday activities. Having sessions from home can also make it easier to stay connected to care when getting out feels difficult.
Relationships & Connection
Therapy helps you work through communication difficulties, recurring conflict, and changes in your relationships. Depending on the type of therapy, you can also use virtual sessions for couples or family work.
Life Changes
Starting college, changing careers, ending a relationship, becoming a parent, moving, or adjusting to another major change can bring uncertainty and stress. Teletherapy gives you a place to talk through what is changing and how it is affecting your life.

When Virtual Therapy May Be a Better Fit

Teletherapy can make it easier to get consistent support when life is already full. If you are balancing a busy work schedule, caring for your family, or simply can’t make it to our Naperville office, meeting online removes the challenges that can make your appointments hard to keep.

Some people also find it easier to open up from a space that is already familiar. If being in your own space helps you feel more at ease during sessions, virtual therapy may be worth considering.

At Therapy Works Wonders, we offer virtual sessions with the same level of care and attention as in-person therapy, including support for many of the mental health issues our therapists treat. If you are dealing with trauma or difficult experiences, trauma therapy can also be provided through virtual sessions when teletherapy is appropriate for your situation.

When Virtual Therapy May Be a Better Fit
Teletherapy by Therapy Works Wonders

What Teletherapy Can Look Like

A Private Place to Talk

You will need a private space where you can speak openly without being overheard. This could be a room at home, a private office, or another location where you feel comfortable during your session.

Video Sessions With Your Therapist

Your appointments take place through secure video rather than in the office. You and your therapist can talk face-to-face while staying in separate locations.

The Same Focus on Your Everyday Life

Virtual therapy does not change what you can talk about in therapy. Sessions focus on your emotions, relationships, stress, life changes, or other experiences that are affecting you.

Care That Fits Your Schedule

Without travel time, it may be easier to fit therapy around work, school, parenting, and other responsibilities. Virtual appointments make continuing therapy more practical when your schedule changes.

Teletherapy for Different Stages of Life

Virtual therapy can be useful at different stages of life, but what works best depends on your age, daily routine, and comfort with video sessions. Our approach accounts for those differences while keeping your therapy focused on what you are experiencing and working through.
Children and Adolescents

Teletherapy can be an option for children and adolescents when virtual sessions fit their age, needs, and ability to participate through video. Parents may also join sessions when appropriate.

Young Adults

Virtual therapy can be convenient for young adults balancing college, work, relationships, and changing responsibilities. It can also make it easier to continue therapy when moving between school and home.

Adults

Adults often balance work, family, relationships, and other responsibilities that make travel difficult. Teletherapy can help you attend sessions without adding a trip to the office.

Athletes and Student Athletes

For athletes and student athletes, schedules can change with practices, competitions, travel, and school demands. Virtual therapy can make it easier to stay connected with care when your schedule is not always predictable.

Meet Our Therapists

Therapists Who Provide Teletherapy

Our therapists work with different ages and life experiences, and virtual therapy can provide another way to connect with care when it is appropriate for you.
Saadia
Experience Across Different Counseling Settings
Saadia Baig, LCPC
Saadia Baig, LCPC, works with adolescents, individuals, and couples and has experience across private practice, outpatient, inpatient, and community counseling settings. Her broad counseling background allows her to work with people navigating different life experiences and challenges through therapy.
Support Through Anxiety and Life Changes
Kylie Obbish, LPC
Kylie Obbish, LPC, works with children ages 6 and older, adolescents, and young adults. Her interests include anxiety, relationships, identity development, academic and career stress, and major life transitions, all of which can be addressed through therapy when virtual care is an appropriate fit.

A Comfortable Way to Connect

Some people find it easier to open up in a familiar environment. Teletherapy lets you join from a private place where you feel comfortable talking with your therapist.

Care That Fits Your Circumstances

Virtual therapy is not the right fit for everyone or every situation. We can talk with you about what you are experiencing, what you want to work on, and whether teletherapy makes sense for your needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Teletherapy is therapy provided through secure video sessions instead of in-person office appointments. You and your therapist meet virtually and can talk about the same types of emotional, relationship, and life challenges addressed in other forms of therapy.

You must be located in Illinois when receiving teletherapy from our practice. If you are unsure whether you are eligible for virtual therapy based on where you live, contact our team before scheduling.

Teletherapy can be a good fit for many people, but the right format depends on your situation, age, communication needs, the type of therapy you are seeking, and how comfortable you are participating through video. Your therapist can discuss whether virtual sessions are appropriate for what you want to work on.
You will need a reliable internet connection, a device that supports video and audio, and a private place where you can talk without interruption or being overheard. Using headphones can also help provide additional privacy when other people are nearby.

Yes, teletherapy can be an option for children and adolescents when it fits their age and needs. Our therapists can discuss what virtual sessions may look like for your child or teen and whether this format is a good fit.

Virtual sessions can be an option for couples and families depending on the circumstances and type of therapy. Your therapist can discuss how everyone would participate and whether teletherapy fits your situation.
Yes. Teletherapy can provide a place to work through anxiety, depression, stress, low mood, and other emotional challenges. Your therapist can help determine whether virtual therapy is appropriate based on what you are experiencing.
Teletherapy can be appropriate for some people working through trauma or difficult experiences. Whether virtual sessions are a good fit depends on your circumstances, what you are experiencing, and the type of treatment being considered.
Therapy is private, with limited legal and safety-related exceptions that your therapist can explain when you begin treatment. You should also choose a private location for your sessions so you can speak openly without being overheard.
We accept BCBS IL PPO, UnitedHealthcare/Optum PPO, Aetna PPO, and Cigna PPO plans. Self-pay options are also available, and sliding-scale options may be available for eligible individuals. You can contact our team to verify your coverage and discuss payment options.

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Teletherapy makes it easier to access care when busy schedules, responsibilities, or distance make in-person visits difficult. At Therapy Works Wonders, we offer virtual therapy throughout Illinois and help you determine if it’s the right fit for your needs.