Sage Therapy Chicago

01/13/2026

Each new year, resolutions are set with (often too high) hopes of healthy changes and self-improvement. Did you know that around 80% of people give up their resolutions by the second week of February (U.S. Health), how motivating… 🫠

Swipe through to learn more about research-based, proven ways to build and increase the likelihood of sticking to your new years goals! 💚

01/08/2026

Embrace a fresh start this January by being Sober Curious – a month of mindful reflection, self-discovery, and intentional living. Explore life without alcohol and see where it takes you!

01/07/2026

Sage Therapy is growing — and we’re looking for clinicians who are values-driven, collaborative, and passionate about empowering, educating, and transforming the lives of the people they work with.

We’re currently hiring for the following roles:
– Associate Therapist
– Couples Therapist
– EMDR Therapist

If you’re seeking a practice that prioritizes integrity, care, and community while challenging the field’s “norms” that lead to burnout — we’d love to hear from you. Please review the job descriptions at the link below and email your resume and letter of interest to our Talent Strategy Manager, Mara Marin, at mara@sagetherapy.com

https://bit.ly/4p6nZvW

Sage Therapy Chicago is currently seeking a part-time licensed or pre-licensed therapist to work with adult individuals and couples.

01/06/2026

Group therapy offers something uniquely powerful — shared understanding, connection, and the reminder that you’re not alone in what you’re navigating. At Sage Therapy, our groups are thoughtfully designed to meet clients where they are, using creativity, reflection, and community as tools for growth.

✨ Current Groups:
– Women’s Processing Group with Allison M. — a supportive space for adult women to explore emotions, relationships, and life transitions
– Drama Therapy for Young Adolescents (ages 9–11) with Amanda — using creativity, play, and expression to support kids navigating anxiety and big feelings
– ADHD Late Diagnosis Process Group for Women & Non-Binary People with Anna – a collaborative group for adults navigating later-in-life ADHD diagnosis, focused on identity exploration, self-understanding, and building compassionate coping tools
– Grief and Loss: For Those Grieving the Loss of a Parent with Aubrey and Rachel – a gentle, validating space for adults grieving the death of a parent or guardian, offering connection, reflection, and support through the grieving process

If you’re curious about group therapy or wondering if one of these spaces could be a good fit, we’d love to help you learn more. Visit our website below or reach out to our team to get started.
https://bit.ly/4qbnrGD

01/02/2026

At Sage Therapy, training the next generation of therapists is a core part of who we are. Our Internship Program offers final-year graduate students the opportunity to build their clinical skills in a supportive, inclusive, and collaborative private practice setting.

🧠 The Internship Program includes:
→ Weekly individual & group supervision
→ Access to 10+ monthly consultation groups
→ Various on-demand and in-person trainings
→ Mentorship from 70+ licensed clinicians
→ Opportunities beyond clinical work (content creation, workshops, operations & more)
→ Hybrid model (virtual + in-person services)
→ One full-year placement
→ Individual, couples, family & group therapy experience

👩‍🎓 Who can apply:
Final-year master’s students in Counseling, Clinical Social Work, MFT, or Art Therapy

📅 2026–2027 Application Cycle:
Applications open January 2 – February 2

📩 Questions? Reach out to our Intern Program Manager, Sara Bradley, at sarabradley@sagetherapy.com

Learn more about our program here:
https://bit.ly/3MN2sLq

01/01/2026

Wishing you, our community, a brave, strong, beautiful hello to this New Year! 🎉

We are honored that you have allowed us to walk alongside you in all the joys, pains, lessons learned and moments of beauty this last year and look forward to entering this next beginning with you all - as a community, united and together! 🌱

12/31/2025

Music is therapy, too! 🌟 And to help us highlight that, our Sage Therapy clinicians are back for our annual share of our Spotify Wrapped from 2025! Check out the songs and artists that help us get through the year 🪩🎤🫶

What’s your top song of the year? Drop it below—we’d love to hear! ⬇️

12/30/2025

The approaching New Year often brings with it a mix of emotions. Today we are sharing our ideas for some practices you can take into 2026 that we hope will help you experience joy, nourish connection, and build a deep appreciation for the beauty that is within you and all around. 🎇🪴💗

#2025

12/25/2025

Reminder that two things can be true: the holidays can be a time of joy and warmth AND increased stress and conflict. Whatever you’re dealing with this holiday season, check out these mindfulness hacks to get you through it! ❄️

Click the link below to get connected with a variety of resources designed to improve mental health and wellness!
https://bit.ly/4iFR2oG

12/23/2025

As the holiday season progresses, the societal focus on being together can overshadow those who are marking the occasion alone. Celebrating alone can bring about significant challenges and pains, but solo celebrations also have the potential to be empowering and fulfilling. Swipe through for some advantages to embracing solitude this season, and be sure to check out the link below for the full blog post and additional resources. ❄️🎁💚

https://bit.ly/4aekVdA

12/22/2025

Starting January 13th, 2026, Amanda Thompson, LPC will be facilitating this creative therapy group each week on Tuesdays at 4pm in our Wicker Park Office Conference Room. Here, they share a little bit about what to expect!

Check out the link below for more information and to sign up today!
https://bit.ly/3XvrFw8

12/18/2025

Is winter weather lock down making it challenging to engage in self-care practices that seem much easier in warmer seasons?

With many of us utilizing the great outdoors and nature as an accessible reminder to mentally slow down and engage in movement, the winter season can limit accessibility and lead us to feel stuck, and limited to our wellness practices.

Check out the slides to identify and create accessible self-care opportunities to be active and ground into the present moment even when the winter chill keeps you indoors more frequently.

👇Let us know any tips you have to increase accessibility to movement and mindfulness when seasonal weather limits time outside!