About Tierney:

Tierney Moll (she/her) is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) with a master’s degree in clinical psychology counseling practice from Roosevelt University and a bachelor’s in psychology from Boston University. Tierney completed her clinical training at Hartgrove Hospital inpatient and trauma program working with children, adolescents, and adults struggling with a variety of mental health difficulties. Prior to joining CCBH, she worked with victims and families of abuse, neglect, and exploitation within the Illinois Adult Protective Services program.

Tierney embraces an eclectic approach to therapy that is largely based on person-centered, cognitive-behavioral, mindfulness and psychodynamic theories. While she works with individuals with a variety of psychological difficulties, Tierney is specifically passionate about working with women presenting with maternal mental health concerns including peripartum and postpartum anxiety and depression, traumatic birth, pregnancy loss and infertility, and fostering healthy parent-infant bonding.

Tierney is also dedicated to working with teens struggling with bullying, self-esteem issues, anxiety and depression, self-harming behaviors and LGBTQIA+ issues. Working from a belief that therapy is a deeply individual experience, Tierney strives to foster a therapeutic space that is compassionate, supportive, and built on trust. She embraces the idea that laughter is healing and incorporates her easygoing and witty nature to create a space that is comfortable for the client to explore their thoughts, experiences, and inner strength in a way that is personally meaningful.