Couples Therapy, Individual and Relationship Counseling near Plainfield, IL

 Specialized relationship therapy available from home. No commute required, and no compromise on quality.

Life in Plainfield moves fast. Between demanding schedules, kids, careers, and everything else competing for your time and attention, your relationship can quietly slip down the priority list until one day you realize you and your partner have been living like roommates for months. Or something harder happened, and you are carrying it alone because you are not sure where to start.

Maybe you are seeking individual therapy. You're feeling overwhelmed with the anxiety and stress of life. Perhaps a relationship ended and you are still sorting through what it meant. Perhaps you keep attracting the same kind of person and you want to understand why before you do it again..

You do not have to go far to get good help. And you do not have to keep waiting.

Solid Foundations Therapy provides couples therapy, individual therapy, and relationship counseling to clients in Plainfield, IL and surrounding Will County communities. Our office is located in Downers Grove, and we offer secure telehealth sessions for clients throughout Illinois who prefer to meet from home. For Plainfield residents, telehealth is often the most practical option, and it is every bit as effective as in-person therapy for most presenting concerns.

Relationships in all their forms are our specialty. Every therapist on our team specializes in couples and relationship work. We use an eclectic mix of evidence-based approaches, drawing from EFT, CBT, and DBT based on what each client's situation calls for. Sessions are structured and goal-directed. You will leave each appointment with something concrete to work on before we meet again, not just a recap of the conversation you just had.

Why Plainfield Clients Work With Us

  • Virtual therapy that fits your schedule

  • Expert therapists in relational and emotional health

  • Safe, nonjudgmental environment for personal growth

  • Culturally competent and affirming for all identities and lifestyles

If you're in Plainfield and need support navigating life’s challenges, you're not alone, we're here to help you find your footing.

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Specialties

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Couples Therapy near Plainfield, IL

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 Frequently Asked Questions About Therapy near Plainfield, IL

Solid Foundations Therapy serves clients in Plainfield, IL via telehealth throughout Illinois and through in-person sessions at our Downers Grove office.

  • Yes. Solid Foundations Therapy provides couples therapy to clients in Plainfield, IL, including residents of the 60544 and 60585 zip codes. Sessions are available via secure telehealth for clients throughout Illinois, or in person at our Downers Grove office for those who prefer to come in.

  • Yes. Research consistently shows that telehealth produces outcomes equivalent to in-person therapy for most presenting concerns, including couples work. Solid Foundations Therapy has worked with couples via telehealth throughout Illinois and finds that many clients actually appreciate the convenience and privacy of meeting from home. All you need is a private space and a reliable internet connection.

  • Solid Foundations Therapy is located at 4932 Main St in Downers Grove, IL, approximately 22 miles from Plainfield. For clients who prefer in-person sessions, we are accessible via I-55. For those who would rather not make the drive, secure telehealth is available and equally effective for most services.

  • Solid Foundations Therapy offers couples therapy, affair recovery, discernment counseling, LGBTQ+ affirming therapy, consensual non-monogamy support, individual relationship therapy, dating therapy, breakup and divorce recovery, parenting therapy, co-parenting communication coaching, collaborative divorce coaching, and maternal mental health support.

  • Yes. Solid Foundations Therapy accepts BCBS PPO and BCBS Choice insurance for eligible clients, including those in the Plainfield area. We also work with all other major insurances as out of network providers and accept self-pay clients. We recommend verifying your specific benefits before your first session. For questions about rates and coverage, visit our rates and insurance page

  • Submit an appointment request through the Solid Foundations Therapy website or call 630-633-8532. Our intake coordinator will reach out to match you with the right therapist for your situation.

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