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        • Justin Sato, CADC, ALMFT

          Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor
          Associate Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist

          All of us yearn for a sense of belonging, and it is human to feel lonely due to issues we may be facing in life. Feeling alone can have a detrimental impact, not only to our mental/emotional health, but also physical health. Taking the time to engage in therapy can be scary, but nonjudgmental support is available to provide skills that you can utilize in your everyday life. Over the past few years, I’ve started to focus on my own mental health and I understand firsthand the importance of investing in this- and I look forward to being a part of your journey.

          I identify as a first generation Japanese American, gay, able bodied, cisgender male. I received my Master’s degree in Couple & Family Therapy from Adler University with a focus on social justice. I am also a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC). Areas I specialize in include suicidality, substance abuse, process addictions (i.e. gambling), finances, medical family therapy, non-monagomy/polyamory, infidelity, life transitions & relationship difficulties. Populations I mainly focus on are LGBTQ+, immigrant/first generation, couples, and non-traditional relationships. I approach therapy from a harm reduction & trauma-informed lens- meaning I’m sensitive to the past experiences that have shaped you into who you are today while working in a collaborative approach.

           

          Website: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/justin-sato-chicago-il/905259

           

          Office Location: 30 N. Michigan Ave #809 Chicago, IL 60602

           

          Areas of Practice:

          • LGBTQ+
          • relationship difficulties
          • suicidality
          • substance/process addictions (gambling)
          • kink
          • finances
          • medical family therapy
          • gender identify/sexuality
          • life transitions

           

          Language(s) spoken:

          • English
          • American Sign Language 
          • Japanese

          Insurance Accepted: 

          • Blue Cross Blue Shield PPO
          • Blue Choice PPO
          • Telligen
          • United Healthcare/Optum
          • Northwestern Aetna (student)
          • sliding scale (limited slots)
          • self pay

           

        This website is for informational and referral purposes only. The appearance of any therapist on this website should not be seen as a recommendation. We do not license, endorse, or recommend any particular provider, nor do we make any judgment about the quality of services provided. CAATCH does not guarantee the accuracy of the information concerning the content at this site or any sites we link. CAATCH is not a group practice and the responsibility for selecting a provider resides with each individual.

         

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