Support for reproductive challenges, body image concerns, substance use concerns, relationship stress, and the emotional demands that can come with different stages of a woman's life.
Local Care
In-person therapy in Schaumburg with a calm, private setting.
Whole-Person Focus
Useful when stress spans relationships, identity, body image, and reproductive concerns.
Flexible Format
Telehealth available across Illinois when that fits your life better.
Good Fit If You Need
therapy that can hold both emotional pain and the practical realities of daily life
This page is designed for people who want more than generic reassurance and need thoughtful, grounded care.
Care Style
Warm and direct
Support that is emotionally attuned without feeling vague or overly polished.
Practical and reflective
A mix of insight, coping support, and steadier self-understanding.
Built for complexity
Useful when several stressors overlap instead of fitting neatly into one issue.
Why This Page Exists
Women's mental health is often shaped by overlapping emotional, relational, cultural, and physical realities. You may be dealing with fertility stress, pregnancy concerns, parenting strain, body image distress, relationship difficulty, substance use concerns, or major life transitions while still trying to function in everyday life.
Therapy here is meant to feel grounded and specific. The goal is not to flatten your experience into a slogan, but to understand what is happening and help you feel more steady inside it.
Therapy support for fertility stress, pregnancy-related uncertainty, reproductive loss, medical decision-making, and the emotional strain that can come with trying to conceive or navigating changing plans.
A supportive space to work through shame, harsh self-criticism, appearance-related distress, and the pressure many women feel around weight, aging, and identity.
Compassionate, non-judgmental support when substance use is overlapping with pregnancy concerns, fertility concerns, postpartum stress, or emotional overwhelm.
Help with anxiety, burnout, role changes, relationship strain, caregiving pressure, and identity shifts across different stages of adulthood.
How Support Can Begin
You may benefit from this work if you feel emotionally exhausted, disconnected from yourself, overwhelmed by expectations, stuck in self-criticism, or alone in what you are carrying.
Many women seek therapy not because something is wrong with them, but because they need a space where their full experience can be understood without minimizing it.
Start with the specific stressors, symptoms, and pressures that are shaping your current experience rather than trying to force everything into one label.
Look at how anxiety, shame, relationships, history, and life-stage demands may be interacting so the work feels more precise and less overwhelming.
Use practical coping tools, insight-oriented work, and a more compassionate internal relationship to create change that actually holds.
Dr. Jelena Djurovic offers in-person care in Schaumburg, Illinois and telehealth sessions for clients across Illinois. This makes it easier to choose the format that fits your schedule, comfort, and level of support needed.
If you are looking for a licensed clinical psychologist near Schaumburg, or you prefer online therapy anywhere in Illinois, you can start by reaching out through the contact page to ask about fit, scheduling, and next steps.
These answers cover the most common local and service-fit questions people ask before reaching out.
Yes. Dr. Jelena Djurovic offers in-person therapy in Schaumburg, Illinois and telehealth sessions for clients located anywhere in Illinois.
This work can include support for reproductive challenges, fertility stress, reproductive loss, pregnancy and postpartum concerns, body image distress, relationship stress, substance use concerns, and major life transitions.
No. Pregnancy and reproductive concerns are part of this work, but women's mental health therapy can also support anxiety, burnout, identity changes, shame, self-criticism, relationship strain, and other overlapping emotional stressors.
These pages may be especially helpful if your current concerns are centered around pregnancy, postpartum adjustment, or getting started with therapy.