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Daniel Piper, Psy.D.

Daniel Piper, Psy.D.

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"People often come to therapy when they feel stuck, unhappy, or when they feel the need to make a meaningful change in their lives. While suffering is part of being human, therapy provides an opportunity to address the causes of suffering that may interfere with our ability to fully attend to the things that matter most to us in our lives.

"In addition to genuine concern and empathy, clients have mentioned my 'particular blend of pragmatism and humor' as helpful in establishing a collaborative therapeutic relationship. I see therapy as a conversation focusing on understanding you as a whole person. This includes your relationship with a variety of areas of life, such as intimate relationships, family, friends work, spirituality, and many others. Together, we can address barriers that limit your ability to fully engage with these areas of your life. This can be useful whether you are hoping to deal with a specific issue or event, develop a better understanding of yourself, or both."

- Daniel Piper, Psy.D.

Profile

Daniel Piper is a Clinical Psychologist at Integrative Health Partners. He earned his doctorate in Clinical Psychology at Adler University. He completed his doctoral internship at Northern Illinois University's Counseling and Student Development Center where he specialized in LGBTQ issues, co-facilitated a weekly mindful meditation group, and conducted individual and group therapy. Other clinical experiences have included University of Chicago's Student Counseling Services, and work in other Chicago area private practice settings. He has practiced meditation for over 15 years, and his clinical interests include the use of acceptance and mindfulness strategies to work with anxiety and depression, adjustment and life transition issues, relationship concerns, and multicultural identity development.

Practice Information

  • Specialities: Mindfulness-based therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) for anxiety and depression, adjustment and life transition issues, relationship concerns, and LGBTQ issues.
  • Memberships: American Psychological Association (APA), Illinois Psychological Association (IPA), APA Division 44 (Society for the Psychological Study of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Issues), Association for Contextual Behavioral Science (ACBS).
  • Licensure: Licensed Clinical Psychologist
  • Insurance Networks: Blue Cross Blue Shield PPO (Integrative Health Partners)
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