The Juniper Center
Megan Gormaly is an experienced therapist currently working at The Juniper Center since July 2017. Previously, Gormaly held roles such as a Day Hospital Program Social Work Intern at Jesse Brown VA Medical Center and a Community Support Team Social Work Intern at Thresholds, where skills in crisis intervention and client support were developed. Earlier experience includes volunteer work as a Crisis Line Worker for the National Runaway Safeline and administrative roles at the Illinois Chamber of Commerce and ComPsych. Gormaly holds a Master of Social Work from Loyola University Chicago and a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology with a minor in Art History from DePaul University.
The Juniper Center
The Juniper Center provides expert, individualized care by 60+ clinicians in five Chicagoland locations and throughout the state of Illinois via teletherapy. The Juniper Center specializes in trauma recovery, depression and anxiety, diverse sexuality and gender identities, addiction treatment, and relationship and family therapy. Founded by Dr. Margo Jacquot in 1996, The Juniper Center is one of the largest women-owned counseling and therapy practices in the area, and provides counseling and psychotherapy, psychiatry and medication management, therapeutic yoga and movement therapy, and psychological testing services for all ages. The Juniper Center takes its name from the juniper tree: Resilient beyond measure, growing and thriving in the most barren of places; shaped by the wind and sun, its trunk becomes a beautiful, majestic sculpture amidst treacherous terrain.