let’s talk.
Mental Health Therapy
Chicago, IL
Currently Full/
Not taking on new clients.
Please email michelle@ourhourtherapy.org
if interested in being added to waitlist.
Video Therapy Sessions
Couples Therapy
Parent-Child
Family TherapyIndividual Therapy
Adult (18+)
Teens (13-17)
Supervision and Mentorship
in Marriage and Family Therapy
AAMFT Approved Supervisor
Emotional Support Animal (ESA) Letter
This service is now available.
For inquiry on emotional support animal consultation & letter, please email me.
consider beginning therapy with me if you:
want to improve the health of your relationships (including with yourself)
are ready to prioritize your mental health & address unhealthy cycles
have experienced trauma, OCD, panic attacks, or severe anxiety
speak Spanish, and/or looking to explore your rooted identity/s with a BIPOC therapist
benefit from a direct approach
Michelle Lozano, LMFT
Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist
Chicago, Illinois
trained at
Northwestern University
studied at
Loyola University Chicago
informed by
Integrative Systemic Therapy (IST)
Internal Family Systems (IFS)
Gottman Method
Acceptance & Commitment Therapy
mindfulness
ancestral healing
polyvagal theory
attachment theory
CBT/DBT
Contact.
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michellelozanotherapy@gmail.com
Please allow 24-48 hours for reply.
This is not for crisis or medical emergencies. -
work. 312-463-4072
Please leave voicemail with name and reason for call; kindly allow 48 hours for response.
This is not for crisis or emergencies.
See below for resources for crisis outside of calling 911 or going to emergency room. -
Emergency mental health & crisis resources
For all crisis: Please call 981 (press 2 for Spanish) or text HELLO to 741 741.
Rape Crisis Hotline
888-293-2080CARES (SASS) for Children & Adolescents in Mental Health Crisis
Parent to call: 1-800-345-9049
Illinois Warm Line
866-359-7953For family/friends: supporting someone in mental health/substance use crisisSAFE2HELP
Call 844-4-SAFEIL (723345)
Text SAFE2 (72332)For students: a safe, confidential way in which to share information that might help prevent suicides, bullying, school violence or other threats to school safety.
In danger of harming self or others - please call 911 or go to nearest emergency room.