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Locations
Saint Sabina Church
1210 West 78th Place
Chicago, IL 60620
We started working at Saint Sabina in January of 2022. Saint Sabina church is located in Chicago's historic Auburn Gresham neighborhood and is home to Senior Pastor Michael Pfleger, pastor since 1981. Father Mike's relentless dedication to his ministry and justice for African Americans is evident in his Biography (saintsabina.org). Saint Sabina's campus is known in Chicago as a place where you can get help and where all are welcome. Many dedicated people work hard to make Saint Sabina a safe haven. We are honored to be partnering in providing on-site mental health services and education. See below for links to the fruitful organizations on campus, Father Pfleger's demand to address violence in Chicago, and a link to Sunday morning mass (10 AM) where all are welcome.
Services on St. Sabina's Campus
Individual and Group Therapy: Our team provides on-site individual and family therapy three days each week (Tuesdays and Thursdays) from 8 AM-4 PM via the Catholic Charities building located at 1210 W. 78th Place. Jamesa Pruitt, LPC and Stephen Stewart, PsyD are our on site clinical staff providing therapy services.
St. Sabina Academy: Saint Sabina Academy is K-8th, and we are providing therapy services to their youth three days each week. We are also teaching social emotional learning (SEL) classes to grades 1st through 8th each week. The topics covered in our SEL classes include: Social Awareness, Self-Awareness, Self-Management, Relationship Building Skills, and Decision Making.
Group Therapy Services: Stacy Stewart, PhD is running a therapy group for mothers who have lost children to violence. This group takes place once a month on Thursdays from 7-8 PM. Alane Anthony, PsyD is running a separate therapy group for adolescents who have lost family members to violence; this group takes place on the same Thursday of the month.
Trauma-Informed Training: We have been offering trauma-informed seminars to organizations on St. Sabina's campus. If you are on St. Sabina's campus and would like to learn more about our trauma-informed trainings, please contact us at (847) 797-4699 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
** Demand to Address Violence Statement (saintsabina.org)