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Our team
THERAPY, SUPERVISION, OWNER
Kirsten Enoch, LCSW
Kirsten (She/Her/Hers) is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Certified Theraplay® Practitioner, Trainer, and Supervisor-in-Training. She has received additional training and/or supervision in Attachment, Regulation, and Competency (ARC), Trust Based Relational Interventions (TBRI), the Adult Attachment Interview (AAI), Non-Directive Play Therapy, and adoption-related mental health. She is currently pursuing her RPT certification.
Kirsten believes that play is vital to healing in children, and therefore uses play to build trust, regulate emotions, and explore thoughts and feelings that might not otherwise surface verbally. She uses a strengths-based approach in working with families to promote secure attachments, foster healthy relationships, and promote mutual enjoyment. She has worked extensively with children with attachment-related concerns, including those in families built through foster care and adoption. She specializes in working with children and families on issues of trauma, grief, loss, displacement, identity, anxiety, and other related issues. Kirsten is especially drawn to working with younger children toward building a foundation for lifelong positive mental health.
In addition to her work with children, Kirsten also works with adults seeking to understand and reshape their attachment patterns. Drawing on her training in the Adult Attachment Interview, she helps clients explore how early relationships impact present-day dynamics, and supports them in fostering secure, fulfilling connections.
Kirsten earned her Master of Social Work with a mental health concentration from the University of Illinois at Chicago. There, she also earned a certificate in Integrated Behavioral Health with children and adolescents.
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Tricia Robert, LSW
Tricia (She/Her/Hers) is a dedicated therapist with a deep commitment to supporting children, teens, and adults through life transitions, grief, anxiety, depression, and the lasting effects of trauma. With a strong foundation in how early experiences shape emotional and relational development, Tricia integrates attachment-based, strengths-based, and client-centered approaches in her work with both children and adults.
For younger clients, she incorporates play therapy—including non-directive techniques and Cognitive Behavioral Play Therapy (CBPT)—to support expression, emotional regulation, and connection. Tricia is also trained in Theraplay®, using playful, structured interactions to strengthen attachment and promote healing in the caregiver-child relationship.
With teens and adults, Tricia creates a supportive, non-judgmental space that encourages personal exploration and emotional growth. She helps clients connect more deeply with their emotions, build resilience, and take meaningful steps toward living in alignment with their values. Her work is guided by an understanding of the importance of secure relationships—both past and present—in fostering emotional well-being and lasting change.
Tricia holds a Master of Social Work from The University of Chicago, with a concentration in child and adolescent trauma.
“I believe that every individual possesses the potential for growth and transformation. Together, we’ll work to deepen connections, enhance emotional well-being, and create a nurturing environment that supports you and your family in thriving. Let’s embark on this journey of discovery and healing together—I’m here to support you every step of the way.”
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Paige Warren, Intern
Paige Warren is a Master of Social Work student at the University of Chicago and an intern at Bloom & Grow Family Counseling. She has experience supporting children and families navigating a parent/guardian’s cancer journey. Her previous work focused on program design and group facilitation, where she created a welcoming space for conversation centered on community and connection.
Paige is interested in supporting children, teenagers, and families facing anxiety and stress, identity challenges, and family transitions. She utilizes her experience as an athlete and a coach to help promote resilience, positivity, and empowerment. Paige also values authenticity in her work and often uses humor to create a comfortable environment for clients.