DR. ADRIANNE ROBERTSON
Ph.D., LCPC, NCC
Life can be difficult. Your mental health can be impacted by issues ranging from work stress to severe trauma. Regardless, all are valid reasons to seek help if you choose. I believe counseling is a collaborative process between myself and clients to help them gain the healing, empowerment, and self-love that everyone deserves. Whether it is short-term or long-term counseling, it is my goal to create a safe space for clients from diverse backgrounds to receive equitable, individualized counseling.
Adolescent Counseling
Adult Counseling
I’m Here For You To Achieve Happiness
Gain the healing, empowerment, and self-love that everyone DESERVES.
Increase self-confidence
Practice assertive communication
Feel empowered to face life's challenges
Gain unconditional self-love
Clients Served
– Adolescents 13-17
– Adults 18-55
– All races and ethnicities served
– LGBTQ+
Specialties
– Cultural issues
– Adolescents
Issues Covered
– Depression
– Anxiety
– Relationship issues
– Suicide
– Stress
– Eating disorders
– Self-injury
– Trauma
– PTSD
Payment and Pricing
– No insurance is currently accepted.
– Private pay only (insurance to be accepted in the future)
– Sliding scale payments
– Free 15 min Consultation (via phone or video)
– 1 hour assessment: $100
– 1.5 hour assessment: $150
– Individual session (50 min): $100
– Prices are subject to change, but the client and/or guardian will be notified before any payment changes.
About Me
As a counselor with 15 years of experience in diverse mental health settings, I recognize how difficult it can be to ask for help. Although mental health support has become more accepted, there are still stigmas that plague our society. These stigmas and barriers are part of what led me to my counseling career. I graduated with my BA in Psychology from Wilmington College of Ohio in 2006. Then I moved to Chicago, where I began working with children in a residential facility. After gaining a couple of years of work experience, I knew it was time to pursue further education. I obtained my master’s degree at DePaul University, where I graduated in 2012. I worked in two behavioral health hospitals for ten years, where I gained experience with mental health issues such as eating disorders, self-injury, suicidal ideations and attempts, depression, anxiety, and anger. During this time, I also worked as a school counselor in Illinois high schools with underserved populations.
In 2018, I began working in private practice, where I worked with children and adolescents (11-17) and adults. I transitioned to telemental health counseling in 2020 when the Covid-19 pandemic shut down in-person counseling. During this time, I completed my Ph.D. in Counselor Education and Practice from Georgia State University. My diverse background has allowed me to work with many different types of people who are struggling in different areas of their lives. I believe that counseling is a safe way for one to express themselves openly and honestly while collaborating with a professional to help them along the way.