LifePath Therapy Associates

LifePath Therapy Associates Psychotherapy practice located in Chicago Loop. Partnering with & supporting clients through all seasons of life.

Offering in-person and video counseling.

*Please do not message us directly, contact us at lifepaththerapy.org!*

02/25/2026

That moment when the defensiveness drops, the walls soften, and suddenly it’s not about winning anymore. 🥹✨

Nothing hits quite like watching people move from blame to vulnerability in real time. That’s the good stuff. That’s the work.

If you’ve ever felt this shift happen in a conversation, like, comment, or share. It’s worth celebrating when it shows up. 💛

LifePath Therapy Associates is hiring! We believe that no one should do this work alone.🌱We’re a close-knit community th...
02/23/2026

LifePath Therapy Associates is hiring! We believe that no one should do this work alone.
🌱We’re a close-knit community that enjoys supporting each other through the difficult moments and celebrating our wins.
🌟 Our values include lifelong learning, humility, curiosity, liberation, and transparency.
📚We offer robust support for all our clinicians - including supervision, consultation groups, quarterly CE's, training in couples therapy, and monetary support for outside training.
🔍 Our leadership team is committed to receiving feedback, direct communication, and dismantling the influence of white supremacy in our group practice system.
🤸🏼‍♀️Flexibility around work while staying connected to support, we offer hybrid in person and fully telehealth employment options.

Job Description here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FbwqywTupCV5T2C3u3I28TDVfaDhg7XK/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=110248111305068403174&rtpof=true&sd=true

Reach out to smorgan@lifepaththerapy.org if you're interested in learning more or applying. https://www.lifepaththerapy.org/

Couples therapy is layered work.It asks us to hold difference, story, nervous systems, and culture all at once.This Marc...
02/23/2026

Couples therapy is layered work.
It asks us to hold difference, story, nervous systems, and culture all at once.

This March, we’re offering a 3-part online training series for therapists who want to deepen their couples work with more intention and nuance.

🗓️ March Couples Therapy Trainings
March 6
Introduction to Couples Therapy
Learning the roadmap and unpacking differences

March 13
Self of the Couples Therapist
Understanding your own history, nervous system patterns, and biases

March 20
Narrative Approaches in Couples Therapy
Using story to explore gender, culture, and dominant narratives

Each training offers 1 CEU, and you can bundle all three with a discount using code LEARNINGTOGETHER.

If you’ve been wanting couples trainings that feel relational, reflective, and grounded in real clinical work, this series was created with you in mind.

Register through the link in bio.

02/20/2026

Longing does not always mean something is wrong.

Sometimes it is the part of you that knows what matters.
What you miss.
What you still care about.

Longing can hold desire and grief at the same time.
It can point to connection you had.
Or connection you want.

Therapy is one place we get to listen to those longings together.
Link in bio.

02/18/2026

Nothing like a session where timelines are precise, screenshots are organized, and everyone is deeply committed to being understood. 😅🧾

Under the receipts is usually something deeper hurt, longing, fear, wanting to matter. The real work starts when we can move from proving a point to sharing a need. Move from content into process.

If you’ve ever shown up ready to make your case (in therapy or at home), like, comment, or share. You’re in good company.

A quiet reminder that care does not have to be earned or performed. Sometimes love looks like listening inward and respo...
02/14/2026

A quiet reminder that care does not have to be earned or performed. Sometimes love looks like listening inward and responding with a little more gentleness than before.

If this landed, consider tagging someone who might need this reminder today.

Relational trauma can lead to patterns of vigilance, working really hard, and still feeling isolated.And these patterns ...
02/13/2026

Relational trauma can lead to patterns of vigilance, working really hard, and still feeling isolated.

And these patterns can soften with care, time, and the right kind of support.

Through awareness and slowing down you can learn what safety feels like again - in your body and in your relationships. And learn to trust yourself to discern safety and trust, from punishment and threat.

If you are curious about what that could look like for you,
book an intake call.
Link in bio or https://linktr.ee/LifePathTherapyChi

02/11/2026

Being a couples therapist is part facilitator, part translator, part emotional air traffic control.

Comment or share if you’ve ever been on either side of the couch thinking, “Wow, this is a lot.”

Couples work can be exciting, intimidating, thrilling, confusing, and connecting! Have you been interested in couples/re...
02/09/2026

Couples work can be exciting, intimidating, thrilling, confusing, and connecting! Have you been interested in couples/relationship therapy but don't know where to start? Or maybe you’ve been working with couples for a bit but want to see things with fresh eyes.

This March, we’re inviting therapists into a 3-part online training series designed to support depth, clarity, and confidence in couples therapy work.

✨ March Couples Therapy Trainings
• Introduction to Couples Therapy
Learning the roadmap and unpacking differences
• Self of the Couples Therapist
Exploring your history, nervous system patterns, and biases
• Narrative Approaches in Couples Therapy
Using story to unpack gender, culture, and dominant narratives

Each training offers 1 CEU, is clinician-centered, and grounded in relational, trauma-informed practice.
Sign up for all three and receive a discount with code: LEARNINGTOGETHER.

This is an invitation to slow down, get curious, and strengthen the way you show up in the room with couples.

Register via the link in bio.

Ever feel like you’re standing at a crossroads and not sure which way to go, or even how you got here?Micki is a therapi...
02/07/2026

Ever feel like you’re standing at a crossroads and not sure which way to go, or even how you got here?

Micki is a therapist who believes real change happens in relationship. The kind that feels supportive, genuine, and deeply human. She brings her authentic self into the room so you can feel safer bringing yours.

Her work gently connects past and present, exploring early messages, identity, relationships, values, and the larger systems shaping your life, all while keeping an eye on where you want to go next.

Micki is especially drawn to moments of transition. Early adulthood shifts, career questions that no longer fit, grief, perfectionism, chronic illness, or the sense that a new chapter is asking to be named. With couples, she helps slow things down, notice stuck communication patterns, and build empathy that actually lands.

She’s also a former Chicago improv performer, which means there’s room for creativity, laughter, and “yes, and” alongside depth and care. Even in therapy.

Curious if working with Micki might be a fit? What would feel most helpful right now could start with a tiny brave step.
Book your intake call via the link in bio or https://linktr.ee/LifePathTherapyChi

Before the candy hearts, hallmark cards, and expectations take over, this is a quiet reminder that love is already woven...
02/04/2026

Before the candy hearts, hallmark cards, and expectations take over, this is a quiet reminder that love is already woven through your life in many forms.

Notice what kind of care and love feels nourishing right now.

As we enter Black History Month we are celebrating the Black trailblazers who have made a tremendous impact in the field...
02/02/2026

As we enter Black History Month we are celebrating the Black trailblazers who have made a tremendous impact in the field of mental health.

The work of these psychologists, researchers, and therapists reshaped how we understand trauma, identity, mental "illness", and healing. They challenged systems that caused harm, widened the lens of psychology, and insisted that culture, history, and lived experience matter.

Their scholarship continues to influence how we work today, reminding us that healing does not happen in isolation and that justice, context, and care are inseparable. Honoring their contributions means continuing the work with humility, awareness, and responsibility.

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25 East Washington Street
Chicago, IL
60602

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 8pm
Tuesday 8am - 8pm
Wednesday 8am - 8pm
Thursday 8am - 8pm
Friday 8am - 8pm
Saturday 8am - 8pm
Sunday 8am - 8pm

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