Children's Research Triangle — Mental health clinic in Chicago, IL
Address70 E Lake St #1300 IL, Chicago, IL 60601
Phone+1312-726-4011
Children's Research Triangle is a mental health clinic in Chicago, Illinois, offering behavioral health services for children and teens. They provide evaluations, therapy, and specialized programs like Camp SOAR. The clinic also offers professional training, including Youth Mental Health First Aid. Their services are supported by research and government grants, with a focus on providing exceptional care to the Chicagoland area. Families have reported positive outcomes from therapy and evaluations, noting improvements in self-perception, symptom reduction, and educational support.
Best for
- Children and teens
- Families
- Foster children
- Youth with behavioral challenges
| Key services | Evaluations, Therapy, Camp SOAR, Professional Training, Youth Mental Health First Aid |
| Tags | child therapy, adolescent therapy, behavioral health, autism evaluation, trauma therapy, camp, mental health training, chicago, neuro-affirming, psychoeducational reports |
Reviews on Google4.4 · 18 reviews
I'm so grateful to have found Children's Research Triangle. Jessica Chung is truly an amazing individual and made a huge impact on mine and my growing teens life.
I'll start with the negative... I hate mid chicago... haha. Now, on to the positive. This place was such a blessing! My girl is 10. She has struggled since birth with behavior. Everywhere we went we were told it is oppositional defiance, a choice, poor parenting (I'm literally in grad school to be a therapist and actually think I do a great job), and all other ideas. She ended up having to be hospitalized 3 times when finally we were told that they think she is autistic. We came here. They are so thorough, kind, patient, understanding, AND neuro-affirming. They helped me make sense of everything and when I fell apart, she really listened to me and my struggles to this point. I always knew something was off... she will now finally get the help she needs. She is autistic AND has a language disability. But because I had taught her social and emotional skills so regularly she did not present as if she has those barriers. I am SO THANKFUL for childrens research triangle!
This place is awesome. They helped our twins and their results helped with furthering their education.
They don't take time to get to know the child. Just immediately started testing him in a strange environment. Their analysis and report was 100% wrong. Don't take your child there.
I receive a lot help and support for my daughter through a tough time.
Terrible parking
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