Where: 935 W. Wilson Ave., Chicago, IL 60640
Phone: 773.303.6220
Website: everybodyscoffee.com
Email: contact@everybodyscoffee.com
“This cheery coffeehouse with long bar tables offers baked goods made on-site plus frequent events.”
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Where: 935 W. Wilson Ave., Chicago, IL 60640
Phone: 773.303.6220
Website: everybodyscoffee.com
Email: contact@everybodyscoffee.com
“This cheery coffeehouse with long bar tables offers baked goods made on-site plus frequent events.”
Where: 2835 N, Sheffield Suite 500, Chicago, II 60657
Phone: 773.296.2400
Website: wellnesshome.org
Email: Contact Us Page
“Our unique approach centers on fostering wellness rather than solely addressing sickness, viewing your health through the essential lenses of Health Equity, Compassion, and Innovation. We are dedicated to providing inclusive, affirming, and community-focused services for everyone in Chicago, embracing all races, genders, sexual orientations, and backgrounds.
Discover a path to vibrant living with our comprehensive wellness services, designed to empower you on your individual journey..” -
Services include Primary Care Services; HIV/AIDS and STI testing and care; Counseling Services; etc.
Where: 208 South Jefferson Street, Suite 204, Chicago, Illinois 60661
Phone: 773.466.4478
Website: www.southamlaw.com
Email: keith@southamlaw.com
Keith Southam is the founder and principal of Southam Law, a firm which focuses on helping immigrants and LGBT persons. Before law school, Keith worked as an ESL instructor and international student advisor. In law school, Keith focused on immigration law and LGBT issues, including an internship at the Chicago Immigration Court, a student law review article about asylum for LGBT persons, and a clerkship with a solo practitioner of immigration law. After law school, Keith worked as an associate attorney for a small immigration firm in Chicago. In 2016, Keith founded Southam Law with the goal of providing client-centered, cost-conscious legal services. Southam Law provides a full range of immigration services (family-based matters, employment-based matters, asylum, deportation defense, work permits/visas, naturalization, etc.) as well as services to LGBT clients (basic estate planning and wills, name changes, divorces, etc.).
Where: 5412 N. Clark St. Suite 220, Chicago, IL 60640
Phone: 773-570-1220
Website: andersonvillepsychology.com
Email: info@andersonvillepsychology.com
Andersonville Psychology was founded with the goals of providing psychotherapy and psychological assessment services that are evidence-based, trauma-informed, and affirmative of LGBTQ+ identities. Our psychologists seek to create a safe, judgment-free environment where clients can be honest and share all aspects of their identity. We specialize in working on issues related to trauma, anxiety, depression, and struggles of daily living. For more information or to schedule an intake session, email us at info@andersonvillepsychology.com, call us at 773-570-1220, or visit our website: www.andersonvillepsychology.com.
Where: 5340 N Clark St #212, Chicago, IL 60640
Phone: (773) 750-3505
Website: intraspectrum-chicago.com
Email: intake@intraspectrum-chicago.com
“IntraSpectrum Counseling is a private, group psychotherapy practice of impressively educated, trained, and devoted psychologists, social workers, and licensed clinical professional counselors. Among a variety of other areas of expertise, all staff members have specialized training and experience in working with the LGBTQI (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer/Questioning, and Intersex) population and provide sensitive, LGBTQI-affirmative treatment. Additionally our team’s inclusive approach offers the highest quality service to all clients, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity—all are welcome.” - intraspectrum-chicago.com
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Research has indicated that yoga and other mindfulness techniques can be used in conjunction with traditional, evidence-based treatment to help people overcome mental illness and substance use disorders.