MA, NCC, LPC
Jeffery Siddall
Licensed Professional Counselor, National Certified Counselor
Pronouns: he/him/his
Nationally Certified Counselor offering a skills based, solution focused approach with couples, adolescents, and adults, with a commitment to affirming LGBTQ+ clients.
Focus areas
- Marriage counseling
- LGBTQIA+
- Exposure Response Prevention
- Emotional regulation
- Mindfulness and wellness
- People on the autism spectrum
About Jeffery
Jeffery Siddall is a Nationally Certified Counselor (NCC) and Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Illinois. He earned his Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Adler University in Chicago in 2017.
He offers a skills based, short term, solution focused approach to counseling. His work is grounded in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Exposure Response Prevention (ERP) for obsessive compulsive behaviors, Gottman techniques for couples counseling, and Adlerian therapy. These approaches help clients recognize and challenge unhealthy thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. He collaborates with clients to set specific goals and provides homework assignments to promote lasting change.
Jeffery works with couples, children, teens, young adults, and adults experiencing relationship stress, obsessive compulsive behaviors, anxiety and depression, addictions, and life transitions. He is passionate about helping couples explore and improve communication, parenting, intimacy, and sexuality using Gottman informed techniques.
He is enthusiastic about working with diverse populations and has a particular commitment to affirming and supporting LGBTQ+ individuals, striving to create a welcoming space for all clients. Before becoming a counselor, he had a successful first career in education, including 18 years in higher education as a college professor. To schedule an appointment, contact our intake team at (224)-241-2197.
Populations served
- Adolescents (12 to 17)
- Adults (18+)
- Couples
- Families
- LGBTQIA+
Therapeutic approaches
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
- Dialectical Behavior Therapy
- Exposure Response Prevention
- Gottman-informed work
- Adlerian therapy
Availability
Contact our intake team to confirm availability. Call (224)-241-2197 or text 630.710.5729.
Related services
Areas Jeffery often supports.
Areas of support
Specialized support with Jeffery.
DBT-Informed Counseling in Oak Brook
Dialectical Behavior Therapy, commonly called DBT, includes practical skills for responding to emotions, distress, relationships, and difficult moments. Jeffery Siddall may incorporate DBT-informed strategies as part of his therapeutic approach. This page describes DBT-informed individual counseling rather than a comprehensive DBT program.
Learn moreMindfulness-Based Counseling in Oak Brook
Mindfulness can be used in counseling to build awareness of thoughts, emotions, body sensations, and habits without immediately reacting to them. Several Oak Brook Counseling & Wellness clinicians incorporate mindfulness-oriented practices within broader therapy.
Learn moreRelationship Issues Counseling for Individuals in Oak Brook
You do not need to attend counseling with a partner or family member to work on relationship concerns. Individual counseling can help you understand recurring patterns, boundaries, communication, attachment, conflict, and the impact relationships have on your emotional well-being.
Learn moreEmotional Regulation Counseling in Oak Brook
Emotional regulation is the ability to notice, understand, and respond to emotions in ways that support your goals. Counseling can help when emotions feel overwhelming, difficult to recover from, or connected to recurring patterns in relationships or daily life.
Learn moreCognitive Behavioral Therapy in Oak Brook
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, or CBT, is an approach that examines connections among thoughts, emotions, behavior, and everyday situations. Several Oak Brook Counseling & Wellness clinicians use CBT within individualized counseling plans.
Learn moreLife Transitions Counseling in Oak Brook
Changes in work, relationships, family roles, health, identity, retirement, or daily routine can create uncertainty even when the change was expected or chosen. Counseling offers space to understand what the transition means, what feels unsettled, and what you want to carry forward.
Learn moreGottman-Informed Couples Counseling in Oak Brook
Some couples want more than an open-ended conversation. They want a clear way to understand the interaction patterns that keep repeating and practical opportunities to respond differently. Gottman-informed counseling draws from a well-known body of couples work while still adapting sessions to the people in the room.
Learn moreLGBTQ+ Affirming Counseling in Oak Brook
Finding a counselor who genuinely respects who you are matters. LGBTQ+ affirming counseling offers a space to talk through relationships, identity, stress, and the everyday concerns of life without first having to explain or defend your experience.
Learn moreERP Therapy in Oak Brook
Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) is a structured, evidence-based approach often used to address obsessive-compulsive behaviors and related patterns. This page offers an educational overview of how ERP is understood and used at Oak Brook Counseling & Wellness by Jeffery Siddall, MA, NCC, LPC.
Learn moreCounseling for People on the Autism Spectrum in Oak Brook
Counseling can be a steady space for people on the autism spectrum to focus on what matters to them, including relationships, emotional wellbeing, stress, and the shape of daily life, without the expectation that autism itself needs to change. Sessions follow your goals and your pace.
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Before you reach out
Insurance
We work with several insurance and employee assistance (EAP) plans. Participation can vary by clinician, and benefits and eligibility should be verified.
Insurance and feesFees
- Initial intake or evaluation$250
- Individual psychotherapy$200
Sliding-scale availability can be discussed through intake. If cost is a concern, please tell our intake team and we will talk through your options honestly.
What happens next
- 01Reach out to our intake team
- 02Get thoughtfully matched
- 03Plan your first appointment
Finding the right therapist
We take matching seriously. The right fit between client and therapist matters, so our intake process is designed to understand your needs before suggesting someone.
Interested in working with Jeffery?
Our intake team can help you decide. Tell us what you are looking for and we will talk through whether this clinician is a good match, or suggest someone who might be.