About

Meet Alyssa Weinman, LGPC

Owner of Weinman Wellness Center

Licensed Graduate Professional Counselor & Loyola University Professor

I help overachieving and deep-feeling individuals learn how to overcome burnout, challenge perfectionistic tendencies, and form close, meaningful relationships.

My clients come in to work through life changes, increase self-confidence, manage stress, and find deeper meaning in life.

Many of my clients identify as people who have always felt slightly different, on the outskirts of social circles, desiring closer, more intimate relationships with others.

Through the therapeutic relationship, I help clients overcome the hurdles stopping them from achieving their goals.

Together we will break down the boundaries to healthy and loving relationships, help you feel more comfortable in your bodies, learn to set boundaries, and work together so you can begin to show yourself the compassion and love you often save for others.

Are you ready to start putting yourself first? Let’s get started!

Tailored Solutions for You

No two individuals or relationships are alike. Here’s how I embrace the uniqueness of each client's journey:

  1. Finding out what is bringing you into therapy

  2. Collaborating to identify specific patterns and dynamics that may be contributing to challenges you are looking to overcome

  3. Making a plan for treatment that is best for YOU

  4. Checking in throughout our therapy sessions to see if therapy is aligning with your goals and giving you the experience you are seeking

Alyssa’s Core Values

  • Authenticity

    Are you sick of having to pretend to be someone you're not? Me too! I believe in showing up in the space as our authentic selves... it's a lot less exhausting that way!

  • Client Autonomy

    I never pretend to be an all-knowing expert. Rather, I work together with my clients to help them gain the insight and skills needed to improve their lives, both in and out of sessions.

  • Humor

    As a sassy Jersey girl, I love a good laugh. By incorporating humor into my work, I'm able to relate to my clients, and make therapy a more enjoyable space.