Request a session in minutes, get therapy from the comfort
of your home.
Request a session in minutes, get therapy from the comfort
of your home.







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Click on “Request a Session” on our website, fill the form and we’ll get in touch


Manage all your sessions on your personal space


Click on “Request a Session”
on our website Fill the form
and we’ll get in touch


Manage all your sessions on your personal space












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Jasmyne Duffie, QMHP
Yes. Nave Wellness Center offers online therapy in Illinois and Indiana for adults and youth. Sessions run on a secure, HIPAA-compliant video platform, so you can meet your therapist from home. If you prefer to meet in person, our therapists also see clients at our Chicago Southland office.
We accept a number of insurance plans, including Aetna, BlueCross BlueShield, Cigna, Oscar, Oxford and UnitedHealthcare, and we now accept most Medicaid and Medicare plans. Use the coverage form on our Fees & Insurance page or call (815) 420-4163 and we will check your plan.
Your fee depends on the type and length of the session and on your insurance plan, and you will know your fee responsibility before your first visit. If you cannot use insurance, we offer a limited number of sliding scale spots. Contact us to see if you qualify.
Request a session on our website and our team will contact you to schedule a virtual or in-person session. You then receive a link to your personal portal, where you complete your intake documents before the first session and manage your appointments. When it is time for a virtual session, open the link in your portal. More detail is on our How It Works page.
Yes. Our child and adolescent therapy guides young people through personal struggles and transitions. We also run therapy groups and workshops, and our team offers EMDR for trauma.
A standard session lasts about 50 minutes. We usually recommend meeting weekly at first, then moving to every other week or monthly as you progress. You and your therapist decide the schedule together.
Yes. Your sessions are protected by ethical guidelines and legal regulations. Exceptions typically involve an imminent risk of harm to yourself or others.
