Jisela Caban, LCSW Psychotherapy and Consultation

07/12/2025

📣 Exciting News! 🧠💙
I’m happy to share that I am now officially accepting Aetna insurance for therapy services!

Making mental health care more accessible is so important to me, and I’m thrilled to be able to offer more options for those seeking support. If you or someone you know has Aetna and is looking for a safe, compassionate space to heal, grow, and be heard, I’d be honored to connect.

Feel free to reach out with any questions or to schedule a session.
Let’s keep doing the work, together. 💬✨

07/11/2024

Ladies and gentlemen!!!! My private practice is officially an LLC!!! My private practice has been open for 8 years!!! I am amazed at the personal and professional growth that I've experienced. I've learned valuable lessons about leadership, boundaries, and business. It has always been my dream to own my practice and someday my own mental health clinic. I love that I am able to provide a safe and comfortable place for people to be heard, seen, and understood. I strive to take away the stigma still often associated with mental health and self-care. I feel blessed that I get to do what I’m so passionate about, which is helping others to be their best selves

Special thanks to Family for supporting me!

05/28/2024

As long as we carry unresolved trauma, we carry into the present defensive movements and emotional responses that belong to past traumatic events. With a therapist you can finally process your trauma in a safe environment and begin to move forward.

02/22/2024

01/13/2024

Now Accepting New Clients:

https://meetmonarch.com/therapist/jisela-regalado-lcsw-cctp-ownertherapist-chicago-il?anchor=specialties

05/04/2023

May is National Mental Health Awareness month. 💚💚💚💚

Let's work together to end the stigma and get people the help they need! 💚💚💚💚

11/09/2022

Yes and I think that extends to other “trauma” in our lives too.

03/14/2022

Love languages are the ways people show and receive love. For example, one person might feel loved when their partner prioritizes spending time together. However, another person might not need a lot of time with their partner. Instead, they want to hear “I love you” and other words of affirmation.

In therapy, love languages are a great way to prompt a positive conversation between partners. Use love languages to explore the ways people express their love, and how those messages are received.

Relationships can be hard. Talk about in therapy.

Love languages are the ways people show and receive love. For example, one person might feel loved when their partner prioritizes spending time together....

03/14/2022

My clients are growing in awareness and putting in the work 😭 it really is heroic.