29 South Webster Street, Naperville, IL, USA
Polish-Speaking Therapists in Naperville, Illinois
Who you would be working with
Finding a therapist is hard enough. Finding one who understands what you are saying -- not only the words, but the family expectations sitting behind them, and the reasons you waited this long to call -- is harder.
Two of our clinicians at Empowered Minds Today provide therapy in Polish as well as English. You can have your sessions entirely in Polish, entirely in English, or move between the two, which is what most bilingual clients end up doing.
- Amanda Jastrzebska -- pre-licensed clinician. Individual, couples and family
therapy. Ages 5 and up. English and Polish. - Maria Kuzniar, MA -- limited license clinician. Individual, couples and family therapy. Ages 12 and up. English and Polish.
Insurance and cost
We accept Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois, Aetna, UnitedHealthcare, Cigna,
TriCare West and Illinois Medicaid. We do not currently accept HMO plans,
Meridian, Oscar or Optum. If you are not certain what your plan covers, call us
and we will check it before your first appointment.
In person or online
Our office is at 29 S Webster Street, Suite 210, in downtown Naperville. We also
offer telehealth throughout Illinois, which many clients prefer for sessions in
Polish because it takes the drive out of the equation.
Questions we are asked
Can I switch between Polish and English during a session?
Yes, and most people do. There is no rule about it.
Can a parent see someone in Polish while I see someone in English?
Yes. We can arrange that within the practice.
Do you have evening appointments?
We schedule by appointment across our operating hours. Call and ask about
current availability.
Oferujemy terapie w jezyku polskim w Naperville, Illinois. Terapia
indywidualna, par i rodzin. Przyjmujemy wiekszosc ubezpieczen. Zadzwon pod
numer 331-444-2505.
What we offer in Polish
Individual therapy for adults and adolescents
- Couples counseling
- Family therapy, including sessions where parents speak Polish and their
children answer in English
- Support with anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, life transitions, and the
particular strain of building a life in a second country