Chicago Center for Integration and Healing

Believe that a further shore is reachable from here. Believe in miracles and cures and healing wells.

— Seamus Heaney

The effects of trauma can be complex and pervasive.

Yet, with informed treatment and support, we all have a tremendous potential to heal. A large and growing body of research into the neurobiology of attachment and trauma informs our treatment strategies. Effective treatment requires the integration of relational, developmental and body-centered approaches.

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Advanced Clinical Training Program Applications Open!

In our 2-year training program, clinicians come together to explore the current thinking around trauma and attachment, and develop an integrated treatment approach for their clients.

Apply by June 1st!

CCIH Online Magazine

General

Now Accepting Blue Cross Blue Shield Community Health Plans!

CCIH now accepts Blue Cross Blue Shield Community Health (Medicaid) Plans! We have immediate availability for new clients. Clients interested in starting services at CCIH can call 773-754-7441 ext 2000 or request a call from us here.

Victoria Birkbeck
Essential Trauma Concepts

Working with Parts

Parts work is essential to the treatment of Complex Trauma (C-PTSD). Internal Family Systems (IFS) has made a significant contribution to the discussion of the treatment of parts, but it is not the only available model. Many philosophers and psychological thinkers have explored the concept of consciousness and the self and agree that they are…

Amy Zajakowski Uhll, LCPC
Essential Trauma Concepts, Trauma-Informed Care, Trauma-Informed Services

Why We Incorporate Somatic (Body-Centered) Therapy

By working with both the mind and the body, we can deepen our understanding of ourselves and create new and lasting patterns.

Chloe Gremaud, LCSW