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James Daniel Hutto IV, LPC is a counselor in Naperville, IL specializing in counseling, psychotherapy, child psychology, psychology and psychiatry. James Daniel Hutto IV, LPC is affiliated with LifeStance Health.
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He has a state license in Illinois.
Licensed In: Illinois
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James works for LifeStance in Naperville, and is accepting new patients. Expertise: Child ADHD, Body Image Issues, Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT), Career & Work Issues, Bullying & Harassment, Anxiety, Anger/Anger Management, Depression, Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Cultural Issues Impacting Mental Health: Ethnic Identity, Cultural Issues Impacting Mental Health: Racial Identity, Cultural Issues Impacting Mental Health: Ability Status, Grief & Loss, Family Issues: Family Conflict, Cultural Issues Impacting Mental Health: Immigration Status & Cultural Adjustment, Early Life Transitions, Gender Identity, End of Life Challenges, Childhood Behavioral Issues, Family Issues: Parenting Difficulties, Midlife Transitions, LGBTQ+ Support, Humanistic Therapy, Non-Suicidal Self Injury, Learning Challenges, Parenting Support, Late Life Transitions, Mindfulness-Based Therapy, Men's Health, Social Skills & Communication Challenges, School Avoidance, Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, Adult ADHD, Women's Health, Religious & Spirituality Concerns, Relationship Issues, Strength-Based Therapy, Cultural Issues Impacting Mental Health: Social Injustice, Social Skills Training. Ages: 11-14, 15-17, 18-21, 22-26, 27-40, 41-64, 65+