Hillary Schoninger LCSW, Psychotherapy

Hillary Schoninger LCSW, Psychotherapy Hillary Schoninger is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) offering individual and family psycho

Through a client-centered and systemic approach, Hillary provides a nurturing environment where issues of personal growth and development are safely explored. Commonly Treated Issues:
• Depression
• Anxiety
• Adjustment/Transition Issues
• Parenting Issues
• Work-related Stress
• Family Conflict
• Grief and Loss
• Abuse/Trauma History
• Childhood Depression, ADHD, and Behavior Issues

About Hillary....
Hillary Schoninger received her MSW from Loyola University Chicago. Upon earning her MSW Hillary began working at Community Counseling Centers of Chicago (C4) as a Crisis Therapist. Throughout this position Hillary has strengthened her clinical experience by providing brief specialized therapy to children, adolescents and young adults. In addition, Hillary has gained valuable clinical skills in crisis intervention, and working collaboratively within the mental health community.

04/10/2026

Always find time for the things that make you feel happy to be alive 🤍

The quiet moments, the little joys, the things that make you feel like yourself again help bring you much needed joy. Make space for what brings you back to life.

What will you do first? ✨

This spring, take care of your mind as much as your body ✨Staying active is one of the simplest ways to reset, helping y...
04/10/2026

This spring, take care of your mind as much as your body ✨

Staying active is one of the simplest ways to reset, helping you release stress, clear your thoughts, and boost your mood. A walk in the sun, a workout, a moment to move… it all adds up 🏃‍♀️

Show up for yourself in small ways, and let that be enough 🤍

Your environment affects more than you think ✨The colors you surround yourself with can gently shift your mood, calm you...
04/08/2026

Your environment affects more than you think ✨

The colors you surround yourself with can gently shift your mood, calm your mind, and bring a sense of ease to your day.
Soft tones like sage green, lavender, and muted neutrals create space for you to slow down, breathe deeper, and feel more grounded.Sometimes, peace is something you create.

Which color brings you the most calm? 💫

Overthinking often feels like protection… but it can quietly pull us away from the present moment. Not every thought nee...
04/07/2026

Overthinking often feels like protection… but it can quietly pull us away from the present moment. Not every thought needs to be followed, analyzed, or believed. Practicing awareness allows us to step back and ask:

Is this thought helpful? Is it true? Is it within my control?

We can learn to redirect our attention toward what is steady, supportive, and real, while making space for uncertainty without letting it take over.

Save this as a reminder: you don’t have to engage with every thought that enters your mind 💞

Happy Birthday to everyone celebrating this week, me included on April 12! 💗💐 As a therapist (and ♈️), I’m all about che...
04/06/2026

Happy Birthday to everyone celebrating this week, me included on April 12! 💗💐 As a therapist (and ♈️), I’m all about checking in with myself this time of year.

Cheers to staying rooted, making space for connection, and growing in ways that matter 🥂🦋🎉

Turn your shower into a reset 🛀Let the water  cleanse your body & clear your mind. Close your eyes, slow down, and feel ...
04/02/2026

Turn your shower into a reset 🛀
Let the water  cleanse your body & clear your mind. Close your eyes, slow down, and feel every drop as it washes away the stress, the overthinking, the heaviness you’ve been carrying.

Release the sadness, the anger, the tension… let it all flow off of you and down the drain. You don’t have to hold onto it anymore.

Even a few quiet moments like this can bring you back to yourself: calmer, lighter, and more at peace 💫 Breathe, let go, and step out feeling renewed 🤍

Flowers grow back… and so will you 🌸Spring is a gentle reminder that even after the longest, coldest seasons, life finds...
04/01/2026

Flowers grow back… and so will you 🌸

Spring is a gentle reminder that even after the longest, coldest seasons, life finds its way back. Maybe this past season felt heavy, uncertain, or still, but that doesn’t mean nothing was happening. Beneath the surface, you were growing roots, gathering strength, and preparing to bloom in your own time.

Let this be your sign to start again, softly.
To trust your timing. To believe in new beginnings, even if they’re quiet at first.

You are allowed to grow, to heal, and to become something even more beautiful than before 🦋✨

Spring cleaning 🌷This season is about resetting your whole self.Release what no longer serves you.Nourish your body with...
04/01/2026

Spring cleaning 🌷This season is about resetting your whole self.

Release what no longer serves you.
Nourish your body with intention.
Create space in your mind and your surroundings.
Reconnect with nature and with yourself.

Small, mindful shifts can awaken your senses, break old patterns, and invite a sense of clarity and calm. Let this be your reminder: you’re allowed to let go, reset, and begin again 🦋

Which area are you focusing on this spring? 💫🌸

Happy Birthday, Aries! ♈️ If you were born between March 30 and April 5, this week is all about celebrating you, your bo...
03/30/2026

Happy Birthday, Aries! ♈️ If you were born between March 30 and April 5, this week is all about celebrating you, your bold energy, fearless spirit, and unstoppable drive💫 And yes... I’m an Aries too, so this season always feels extra special to me 🥳

Here’s to all of us living with heart and fire ❤️‍🔥

When was the last time you spoke to yourself with kindness?Start with a simple “dear me,” and remind yourself:“I admire ...
03/26/2026

When was the last time you spoke to yourself with kindness?

Start with a simple “dear me,” and remind
yourself:
“I admire you for…”
“I’m proud of you for…”
“Thank you for…”

You deserve to hear it from yourself too. This small practice can quiet negative self-talk, build self-compassion, and support your mental well-being 💞

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321 N Clark Street #500
Chicago, IL
60654

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Monday 11am - 7pm
Tuesday 11am - 7pm
Wednesday 11am - 7pm
Thursday 11am - 7pm
Friday 11am - 5pm

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Through a client-centered and systemic approach, Hillary provides a nurturing environment where issues of personal growth and development are safely explored. Commonly Treated Issues: • Depression • Anxiety • Adjustment/Transition Issues • Parenting Issues • Work-related Stress • Family Conflict • Grief and Loss • Abuse/Trauma History • Childhood Depression, ADHD, and Behavior Issues About Hillary.... Hillary Schoninger received her MSW from Loyola University Chicago. Upon earning her MSW Hillary began working at Community Counseling Centers of Chicago (C4) as a Crisis Therapist. Throughout this position Hillary has strengthened her clinical experience by providing brief specialized therapy to children, adolescents and young adults. In addition, Hillary has gained valuable clinical skills in crisis intervention, and working collaboratively within the mental health community.