savannah flores, lpc, atr

Savannah Flores is a graduate of the Adler School of Professional Psychology where she received her Masters in Counseling Psychology and Art Therapy. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor and a registered Art Therapist. Her Masters training and post
graduate experience includes clinical work in trauma, suicidal ideation, and chronic illness, working with adolescents, adults, and families on medical psychiatric floors at Rush Medical University and Thorek Memorial Hospital. She also has experience working with refugees and LGBTQ communities.

She is passionate about using art as a form of communication. She believes this process innately allows deep thoughts and feelings to be
expressed. Using this creative intuition can convey the truth of your experience in a completely new and transformative way. Art Therapy teaches us to witness rather than make judgments and when we put aside ideas of what art should look like we are more likely to bypass our tendencies to analyze and defend. We all have a creative voice and with that voice you will be able to experience an empowering discovery of yourself and improve your ability to make conscious choices for growth and healing.

Savannah

Consider working with Savannah for:

  • trauma

  • chronic pain

  • grief

  • suicidal ideation

  • sexual identity

  • depression

  • anxiety

  • spirituality

  • creative expression

  • lifestyle balance

  • personal growth

Contact Savannah:

savannah@chicagocbm.com

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You’re thoughts and feeling express a belief. Can you take a moment to recognize the belief? Is it about yourself-I’m undeserving, I’m always falling short? Or is it from someone else in your life-you’re weird? You can’t trust people? After you identify the belief can you ask yourself questions like is this really true? Can I be certain it’s true? Think about what it’s like to love with this belief? Can you see it’s impact on your life? Your relationships? Self-growth? Tap into your most wisest, loving self and ask what do I need most? What message or energy might bring healing to myself? Offer that to yourself and to the place of vulnerability you are experiencing. Notice the quality of presence and think about who you would become if this belief no longer lived with you. Rest in that awareness. (Adapted from Radical Compassion by Tara Brach).