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Grayslake | Deer Park | Lake Zurich | McHenry  | Vernon Hills | Wheaton
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What’s New?
ANNOUNCING: Loren Semler, Intern Therapist
We are so glad to introduce Loren Semler, the newest therapist to join our Cherry Hill team. Loren approaches every client with a deep belief in their inherent worth, offering a warm, person-centered presence grounded in unconditional positive regard. Loren works with adolescents (13 and up) and adults, with a special care for younger male clients navigating the path into adulthood. From life transitions and self-esteem to emotional regulation and peer conflict, Loren walks alongside clients with empathy and genuine respect for who they already are. Loren also provides LGBTQ+ affirming care and support for anxiety and depression, drawing on Person-Centered Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Internal Family Systems. We are honored to welcome Loren’s compassion and skill to our team, and we would love to help you connect.
Click the link below to learn more about Loren’s clinical work, areas of focus, and insurance panels. Loren is currently seeing clients in person at our Grayslake location and also offers telehealth appointments.

What We Do At Cherry Hill Counseling
At cherry hill counseling, we use a comprehensive therapeutic approach that focuses on the well-being of you and your family.
Who We Are
Cherry Hill Counseling provides a safe space dedicated to giving you and your family the care, support, and guidance you need whenever you need it.
What We Do
We work hard to restore relationships, heal families, and make a difference in our community by fostering a sense of genuine support and healthy living.
Why We Do It
As a practice, we pride ourselves on our broad spectrum of experiences and qualifications, all of which ensure that you will find the help you’re looking for.
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-Sylvia Plath





