Mental Health Practice – Smart Behavior Solutions
Smart Behavior Solutions is a mental health practice at 212 S Marion Street in Oak Park, Illinois 60302, serving tweens, teens, and young adults. The practice centers its clinical work on Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), integrating ACT’s core principles with individual clinician personalities and client interests to build therapeutic experiences that the practice describes as engaging and personally relevant rather than rigidly formal.
Services offered include individual therapy sessions, parent support, group therapy, and clinical supervision for professionals. Parent support is described as customizable based on each family’s specific dynamics and needs, rather than following a fixed curriculum. For younger clients in the tween and teen age range, the practice addresses behavioral challenges, emotional regulation difficulties, and ADHD. For young adults, clinical work focuses on challenges related to college adjustment, post-secondary transitions, finding a sense of direction, and navigating early adulthood.
The practice explicitly positions itself for families who have had prior therapy experiences that did not meet their expectations and who are looking for a different approach, framing what it offers as a “fresh outlook.” The intake process involves a phone screening, insurance verification, completion of intake paperwork through the SimplePractice portal, and an initial goal-setting session. This process is designed to orient both the client and clinician before formal treatment sessions begin.
Office hours are Monday through Friday from 10am to 8pm and Saturday and Sunday from 9am to 5pm, making the practice accessible across the full week including weekends. Sessions are conducted in-person at the Oak Park office. Insurance coverage verification is available to help prospective clients understand their benefits prior to beginning treatment.
Contact information includes phone (312) 415-5507 and email [email protected]. The practice’s Oak Park location is accessible to clients from the western Chicago suburbs and the city itself. Specific clinician names and individual credential details beyond general reference to ACT-trained therapists are not listed on the page. No year of establishment is stated on the site.