Counseling & Therapy
Licensed clinical care grounded in evidence and anchored in relationship.
Centered
Licensed clinical care, anchored in relationship.
CENTERED · OUR THERAPIST
Orlando Davis, MA, LCSW
Co-Founder · Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Orlando has spent more than ten years in private practice walking alongside individuals, couples, and families. Grounded in a Family Systems approach, he understands that when one person heals, the whole system can transform.
Trained in EMDR, Orlando draws on CBT, attachment-based, and trauma-focused care. He earned his Master of Arts in Social Service Administration from the University of Chicago.
Specialties: EMDR · trauma · family systems
Sees clients: Telehealth
Sheena Cordova, LCSW
Sheena Cordova is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who has been working in a social work/private practice setting since 2017. With a background in social work and divinity, she views people holistically, providing a nonjudgmental listening ear. Sheena approaches therapy from a family systems perspective where a family is not a group of individuals but a system. In other words, if one part of the system is affected it affects the other parts of the system. Sheena takes the time to hear your story and with your help find a path to recovery. Sheena received dual Master’s degrees in social work and divinity from Loyola University Chicago in 2020.
Specialties: Grief and loss · life transitions · identity · EAP clients
Sees clients: telehealth
Therapist · EAP Counselor
WHO WE SERVE
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Honoring all that you carry and all that you are.
Women often hold everyone else’s needs before their own. We offer whole-person care for anxiety, depression, and burnout, postpartum and perinatal wellness, grief and life transitions, relational wounds and boundaries, caregiver exhaustion, and questions of identity, purpose, and calling. Support comes through individual therapy, women’s healing circles, retreats, and spiritual companioning, all rooted in culturally affirming care. -
A space where you don’t have to perform strength.
Many men have been taught to push through pain in silence. Here, you can bring your whole self and be fully met. We walk with men through depression, anxiety, and anger, grief and questions of identity and purpose, relationship conflict and isolation, career transitions and burnout, trauma and stored stress, and the stigma around asking for help. Care includes individual counseling, men’s therapeutic circles, retreats for men, spiritual companioning, and flexible hours. -
When one person heals, the whole system transforms.
Families are living systems, and what affects one person touches everyone. We help families work through communication breakdowns and conflict, intergenerational trauma, grief, parenting challenges, blended and complex family dynamics, and estrangement, repair, and reconnection. Support includes family therapy, parent coaching, multi-generational approaches, family retreats, and spiritual integration. -
Integrating your faith life with emotional and mental healing.
For many people, healing and faith are deeply connected. We walk with those facing spiritual doubt, dryness, or disconnection, tension between their faith tradition and mental health care, discernment about calling, purpose, or vocation, religious trauma and rebuilding trust, grief held alongside belief, and a longing for a deeper spiritual practice. Care comes through spiritual companioning and therapy that welcomes faith.
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Build, repair, or deepen your connection.
Whether you are preparing for marriage, rebuilding trust, or simply feeling distant, we meet couples where they are. We address recurring conflict, betrayal and rebuilding, premarital preparation, intimacy and distance, transitions that strain a relationship, and spiritual and cultural differences. Care includes couples counseling, relationship retreats, joint spiritual companioning, and evidence-based relational approaches. -
You are not lost. You are becoming.
Grief, divorce, retirement, a new job or the loss of one, a move, or becoming a caregiver can leave us feeling unsteady. We help people move through change with support and meaning. Care includes individual therapy, transition circles, spiritual companioning for meaning-making, and retreats for rest and reflection. -
Support for identity, belonging, and growth.
Young people today carry a lot. We offer culturally affirming support for anxiety, mood, and school stress, identity, belonging, and self-esteem, family conflict, peer pressure, grief and major change, and the stigma around seeking help. Support includes individual youth therapy, age-appropriate groups, family sessions, and youth workshops and retreats.
Individual Therapy *
Couples Therapy *
Family Sessions *
Group Therapy *
In person at our Chicago location *
Telehealth across Illinois, Nevada, Hawaii, & Indiana
Individual Therapy * Couples Therapy * Family Sessions * Group Therapy * In person at our Chicago location * Telehealth across Illinois, Nevada, Hawaii, & Indiana
Evidence-based, relationship-centered, spiritually informed.
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Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) is a therapy that helps the brain process painful memories that feel stuck. With guided eye movements or gentle tapping, you revisit a difficult memory in small, safe steps until it loses its emotional charge. The memory stays, but it no longer controls how you feel or react today.
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CBT looks at how our thoughts, feelings, and actions shape one another. Together you notice the patterns of thinking that keep you stuck, such as harsh self-talk or always expecting the worst, and practice new ways of thinking and responding that bring more peace into daily life.
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Attachment-based therapy explores how our earliest relationships shaped the way we love, trust, and connect today. By understanding those patterns with compassion, you can build safer, more secure relationships with others and with yourself.
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Trauma-focused care recognizes that painful experiences can live in the body, the mind, and the spirit long after they happen. Your therapist moves at your pace, puts your sense of safety and choice first, and helps you heal without having to relive more than you are ready for.
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A Family Systems approach sees each person as part of a larger whole: the family and community they come from. Instead of asking only “what is wrong with this person,” it asks how the patterns, roles, and relationships around them shape their life. When one person heals, the whole system can begin to change.
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A strengths-based approach starts with what is already strong in you: your gifts, resilience, faith, relationships, and the ways you have survived and grown. Rather than focusing only on what is wrong, your therapist helps you name and build on those strengths so they become the foundation for healing.
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A biopsychosocial-spiritual lens looks at the whole picture of your life. That includes your body and physical health (bio), your thoughts and emotions (psycho), your relationships, culture, and environment (social), and your sense of meaning, purpose, and the sacred (spiritual). Every part of who you are is treated as connected, so care addresses the whole person and not only the struggle that brought you in.
Our therapists draw on proven clinical approaches and meet you with cultural humility. If faith is part of your life, it is welcome in the room. If it isn't, that's welcome too.
OUR CHICAGO OFFICE
WHAT TO EXPECT
Your first steps, made simple.
Confirm coverage
We'll verify your insurance or talk through our sliding scale, so there are no surprises.
Your first session
We'll get to know you, your story, and your goals. You set the pace.
Keep growing
Continue therapy, and add a retreat or spiritual companioning whenever you're ready.
Reach out
Fill out our short form and tell us who you'd like to work with, or let us help you choose.
Good to know.
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Yes. We accept Medicare, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois and Indiana, and Aetna, and we offer a sliding scale for those paying on their own.
Do you accept insurance?
No. Our care is spiritually informed, never spiritually required. People of every faith and no faith are welcome here.
Do I have to be religious?
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Yes. We offer telehealth for clients anywhere in Illinois and Indiana, as well as in-person sessions at our Chicago studios.
Can I meet online?
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Please call or text 988, the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, or call 911. Our booking form is not monitored for emergencies.
What if I am in crisis?
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Tell us what kind of support you're looking for and who you'd like to talk with. A member of the PcW team will reach out within two business days to answer your questions and schedule a first conversation.
You don't need to have it figured out to begin.
Connect with a provider
Therapy
Medicare · Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois and Indiana · Aetna · Sliding scale available. In person in Chicago or telehealth across Illinois, Florida, and Indiana.
This form is not for emergencies. If you are in crisis, call or text 988, or call 911.