Gwendolyn Dussan is a millennial psychotherapist who has enough lived experience full of trials and tribulations to know it's important to keep reaching out a hand to others. She has walked the path of therapy herself, gaining the lived experience that shapes her work as a therapist. She knows that sometimes the things unseen by others hurt the deepest. She has walked many career paths, worn many hats, and knows how a career sometimes intertwines with identity and self-worth.

She specializes in working with women, entrepreneurs, executives, and high-performance athletes. Her areas of expertise include addressing perfectionism, fostering personal growth, navigating career and life transitions, resolving workplace issues, improving relationships with food, addressing body image concerns, and boosting self-esteem.
With over 20 years of experience in the dance community (ballet, jazz, modern, and hip-hop), she brings additional expertise in the mind-body connection and is equipped to support those navigating disordered eating by fostering body confidence, self-acceptance, and developing new coping strategies.
Her commitment to social justice, honed through training at Loyola University Chicago, further guides her work as she serves our diverse community with empathy and respect.