Far More Therapy · Chicago & online across Illinois

Resources for finding your next step.

You do not need to know exactly what is wrong—or have the right words—before reaching out.

These starting points can help you understand the work and prepare for a first conversation.

Rob LeLaurin, LCPC, CSAT · Secure telehealth across Illinois

Choosing a specialist

Looking for a Certified Sex Addiction Therapist? Explore CSAT therapy with Rob LeLaurin, including what the credential means, how treatment begins, and questions to ask when choosing care.

The January men’s group

A closed, 16-week online men’s sex and pornography recovery therapy group begins January 13, 2027. Wednesdays, 6:00–7:30 PM Central; online for men physically located in Illinois. Led by Rob LeLaurin, LCPC, CSAT, using Facing the Shadow.

$75 per 90-minute meeting, self-pay. Individual screening is required. Participants may keep their existing individual therapist.

Explore the specialties.

Porn & sex addiction therapy ↗Understand unwanted sexual behaviors and work toward choices that fit your values.Anxiety therapy ↗Make sense of worry, overthinking, and the pressure to keep everything together.Trauma therapy ↗Explore how past experiences affect the present, at a pace that respects your story.Couples therapy ↗Look beneath recurring conflict and work on patterns of disconnection.Christian & faith-informed therapy ↗Room for faith, doubt, and spiritual experience, guided by your goals.Betrayal trauma therapy ↗Support after infidelity, secrecy, or a violation of trust.Therapy for men ↗Space for the pressure, disconnection, or patterns you have been carrying alone.

What to ask a therapist.

A consultation is a chance to learn about the therapist’s approach and decide whether working together feels like a good fit. You can ask practical questions as well as questions about the work itself.

What experience do you have with the concerns that bring me here?
How would we decide what to focus on, and what might sessions look like?
How will we discuss progress or adjust our approach if something is not helping?
What are the fees, insurance options, and expectations for attendance?
How does online therapy work, and what should I know about privacy?

You do not need to share your full story in a first conversation. It is okay to ask questions, take your time, and say what would help you feel more comfortable.

For practical information, explore insurance and fees and online therapy throughout Illinois.

A conversation is a place to start.

If you are considering individual therapy, couples work, or the men’s recovery group, a brief consultation can help clarify your next step.

Request a consultation