My office is located within the Bridgeport Art Center, a former industrial warehouse that has been repurposed into a space for artists, designers, and independent practitioners. Built in 1911, the building retains much of its original architectural character, including exposed brick, timber beams, and expansive windows. The result is an environment that feels spacious, grounded, and distinct from a traditional medical or office setting.

 

The building occupies an unusual space between preservation and reinvention. Its industrial history remains visible in the architecture, while its current role as a home for artists, designers, and independent practitioners gives it a distinctly contemporary character. The atmosphere is quiet, thoughtful, and conducive to sustained reflection.

 

My practice is hybrid, offering both in-person sessions at the Bridgeport office and telehealth sessions via a secure video platform. This flexibility allows you to choose the format that best fits your schedule, preferences, and needs.

The Bridgeport Art Center is located just south of downtown Chicago, with ample free parking and convenient access to public transit.

 

For more information, please visit www.bridgeportart.com.