Guiding You Through the Next Steps of Healing and Wellness

Faith-Based Counseling for Individuals, Couples, and Families

How to Get Started

Cornerstone Counseling Center of Chicago therapists incorporate evidence-based, cutting-edge tools into their work with clients, and every client receives individualized care based on their needs and goals.

Our Process

Call our intake team (customer service) for an appointment at (312) 573-8860 or complete the appointment request form.
Our intake rep will ask you a series of questions to help match you with the right therapist.
Cornerstone will verify that your insurance plan covers the sessions. However, it is always best practice that you call your insurance company as well. Learn More
Cornerstone Counseling Center of Chicago has Telehealth and in-person appointments available.
See our HIPAA form here.

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Therapist Spotlight

Ilse Vielma, M.Ed.

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How long have you been with Cornerstone?

What do you like about being at CCCOC

What are populations that you like to work with?

I love working with women, young adults and those experiencing life transitions, and anyone seeking spiritual integration. As a second-generation American, those with immigrant backgrounds are close to my heart because of the unique challenges this population often faces. I also enjoy working with clients that are new to therapy and helping to demystify a process that can sometimes feel scary or unfamiliar.

What are your Specialities?

We Can Help

Cornerstone Counseling Center of Chicago provides exceptional counseling and therapy services to individuals of all ages, couples, and families from a faith-based perspective. We would love to work with you to find a counselor well-suited to talk with you about your life situation.

Cornerstone therapists are licensed and specialize in clinical counseling services, such as:

Depression, grief, anxiety, loneliness, etc.
Couples struggling within their relationship.
Parents improving communication with their children.
Children with behavioral issues, lack of focus in the classroom, etc.

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Helping People Through Therapy and Counseling

Populations We Serve

People

Struggling with feelings of depression, grief, anxiety, loneliness, relationships, etc...
Churches

Pastoral care, leadership training, team building, congregation workshops, etc...

Medical Professionals

Testing, assessments, psychosocial issues, and providing reports and feedback, etc...