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Licensed therapists in Arlington Heights, IL

Here are 8 licensed therapists in Arlington Heights, Illinois, checked against the state's own records.

Arlington Heights has 8 licensed therapists on this list: 3 clinical social workers, 2 clinical professional counselors, 1 professional counselor, 1 psychologist and 1 family therapist. Each holds an active Illinois license, and each name opens a page that links to the state's record and to the federal NPI registry, so you can check both yourself.

  • 8

    therapists listed

  • 5

    license types

  • 20

    Illinois towns

Read from the Illinois license list of October 28, 2026 and the federal registry on October 28, 2026.

See every listed town in Illinois.

Arlington Heights

Arlington Heights on the map of Illinois

These are the 8 licensed therapists listed in Arlington Heights.

Open any name to see the license number, the federal NPI and the links to check both.

  • Nicolle Arias, LPC

    Licensed Professional Counselor

    Arlington Heights, Illinois

    License 178022808

    Public license record Active

  • Paula Butler, LMFT

    Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist

    Arlington Heights, Illinois

    License 166001009

    Public license record Active

  • Susan Close, LCPC

    Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor

    Arlington Heights, Illinois

    License 180013294

    Public license record Active

  • Courtney Cooke, LCSW

    Licensed Clinical Social Worker

    Arlington Heights, Illinois

    License 149014230

    Public license record Active

  • Lili Gray, LCSW

    Licensed Clinical Social Worker

    Arlington Heights, Illinois

    License 149010437

    Public license record Active

  • Tria Murphy

    Licensed Psychologist

    Arlington Heights, Illinois

    License 071005031

    Public license record Active

  • Gregory Newlin, LCSW

    Licensed Clinical Social Worker

    Arlington Heights, Illinois

    License 149009743

    Public license record Active

  • Amanda Schwellenbach, LCPC

    Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor

    Arlington Heights, Illinois

    License 180010356

    Public license record Active

The federal registry lists 431 people in Arlington Heights with these license types.

8 of them are listed on this page, and the bars show how the federal registry splits them by license type.

431

people in Arlington Heights with these four license types

  • Counselors211
  • Clinical social workers110
  • Psychologists97
  • Marriage and family therapists19
Source: the federal NPI registry, read October 28, 2026, counting providers with a Arlington Heights practice address and a Illinois license number.

You can check any Illinois license in three steps.

  1. 1

    Find the license number

    It is on the therapist's page, card or letter, and on every profile here.

  2. 2

    Open the state's lookup

    Choose the license type, type the number and finish the security check.

  3. 3

    Match the name and status

    The name, the license type and the word Active should all agree.

Open Illinois's license lookup

An ESA letter in Illinois comes from a professional who has a therapeutic relationship with you.

Illinois runs no ESA registry. Its Assistance Animal Integrity Act asks for written documentation from someone who knows your disability, and it leaves out anyone who issues a letter without a meaningful assessment. A licensed therapist who is treating you fits that.

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Every listing is built from two government records.

Federal

NPI registry

  • Name and credential
  • NPI number
  • Taxonomy
  • Practice city and state

State

IL license record

  • License number
  • License type
  • Active status
  • Expiry date

This page

Same facts, same places

  • Links back to both records
  • No contact details
  • Dated by when each record was read

People often ask these questions about therapists in Illinois.

Illinois's Assistance Animal Integrity Act (310 ILCS 120) asks for written documentation from someone who has a therapeutic relationship with you, such as a physician, a mental health provider or another professional who knows your disability. It leaves out anyone who issues a letter without a meaningful assessment. The Illinois guide has the details.

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For you and your emotional support animal

Here is how to get your own emotional support animal paperwork and gear.

These are ESA Card's own offers, separate from the therapists listed.

The ESA Card kit

A certificate and a digital ID card with your pet's photo, and a registration number anyone can verify, delivered the moment you check out.

Gear that tells people your animal supports you

A vest, a tag and a leash, each marked EMOTIONAL SUPPORT ANIMAL. Every one can be bought on its own.