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Infinite Possibilities is a nonprofit that offers free or low cost private practice counseling services. IPP empowers individuals by improving mental health, creating opportunities and promoting inclusivity. Our team is committed to making a more equitable Chicago by increasing access to services.

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The Infinite Possibilities Program is a Chicago-based program committed to improving mental health among adolescents and emerging adults in Black and Brown communities.

Since 2011, IPP has expanded access to compassionate, holistic counseling services for communities historically excluded from private practice services. We exist to challenge inequitable systems, meet people where they are, and foster lasting well-being, resilience, and community strength.

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Our Mission

Infinite Possibilities connects people to compassionate, high-quality counseling services. Through expert counseling and meaningful partnerships, we empower growth, healing, and lasting progress- together. Through partnerships with Chicago nonprofits, we expand support, improve outcomes, and build a stronger city, creating lasting impact together!

Together, through meaningful partnerships and fundraising efforts, we can make a lasting impact on the lives of those we serve and our community at large.

Our Board

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Abbie Kelley

Emily-Kidd

Emily Kidd

Ashley Robinson

Ashley Robinson

Rebecca Roberts

Rebecca Roberts

Kelly Graham

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Beth Grabowski

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Molly Erfort

Mary Kate McDonnell

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Our Board consists of clinicians and professionals who have demonstrated a heavy and heart-felt investment in the development of the IPP program. The IPP Board recognizes the exclusionary origins of the American mental healthcare system, and acknowledges the importance of diversity and representation of all people, not only in the access to care, but from the individuals who hold power and influence the decisions of the program.

For more information about our work, check out Our Impact or contact info@chicagoipp.org.

Ashley Robinson

Ashley Robinson

Ashley Robinson serves as a Board Member for IPP and is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC) with AMK Counseling, where she has provided mental health services for over 7 years. As Chief Clinical Officer, Ashley brings experience in clinical leadership, culturally responsive care, and expanding access to quality mental health services. She is passionate about making effective, compassionate therapy affordable and available to all individuals and communities. Ashley is committed to supporting IPP’s mission through advocacy, collaboration, and meaningful community impact.

Rebecca Roberts

Rebecca Roberts

Rebecca Roberts, LCPC, is the Chief Operations Officer, supervisor, and psychotherapist for AMK Counseling in Chicago, IL. Her experience includes helping clients across the lifespan with anxiety, life transitions, trauma, OCD, and race and oppression-based stress. She has led professional workshops on mental health for partners in the Chicago community. She also serves the International OCD Foundation as a faculty member, DEI Committee member, and consultant.

Kelly Graham

President

Kelly Graham is the Controller at Avant, a leading financial technology company headquartered in Chicago, where she has been a member of the finance team for more than nine years. Prior to joining Avant, she spent three years at Ernst & Young. Kelly holds a Master of Accounting Science from the University of Illinois and is a licensed Certified Public Accountant (CPA). As President of the Board, she brings expertise in financial management, governance, risk oversight, and strategic planning, and is committed to advancing the organization’s mission and supporting its long-term growth and sustainability.

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Elizabeth Grabowski

Vice President

Elizabeth Grabowski is an Associate Professor of Marketing at Aurora University’s Dunham School of Business, where she teaches across undergraduate and graduate programs and serves as Faculty Fellow for the College of Liberal Arts and Business. She brings more than two decades of marketing leadership experience spanning professional sports, cultural institutions, and higher education, including director-level roles with the Chicago White Sox and Shedd Aquarium. Elizabeth holds an MBA from Northwestern’s Kellogg School of Management and has been recognized by Crain’s Chicago Business as one of its “40 under 40.” Beyond the classroom, she consults with nonprofits, startups, and consumer brands on marketing and brand strategy.

Molly Erfort

Molly is the VP of Marketing at Marketing Innovators, where she proudly serves as a third-generation family member helping lead the company’s continued growth and innovation. With more than 20 years of experience in marketing, she has made a positive impact at organizations including Digitas and CDW, helping brands build meaningful connections and drive engagement. Passionate about creativity, connection, and advocating for mental health for all, Molly is dedicated to using her experience to inspire positive change and expand support for those in need, and as a board member she is excited to bring those same values to help grow awareness and impact. When she’s not working, Molly enjoys spending time with her husband, three daughters, and dog, and fitting in a hot Pilates class whenever she can.

Mary Kate McDonnell

Mary Kate McDonnell is a Senior Manager at Accenture in the AI & Data practice and an MSW candidate at Loyola University Chicago, currently in the midst of her clinical training. Her passion sits at the intersection of data, systems, and human well-being—a thread that runs from her decade in consulting to her emerging practice as a therapist. Mary Kate is drawn to IPP’s mission of expanding access to high-quality counseling in Chicago’s Black and Brown communities, and believes in equitable mental health care. She is committed to bringing both her analytical lens and her clinical training to support IPP’s growth and impact. 

Tasia Clark

Tasia Clark is a dedicated advocate for health equity and social justice, committed to amplifying and building more humane communities. As a South Side Chicago native and Xavier University of Louisiana graduate, she brings a multidisciplinary approach to her roles with a background in clinical administration, public service, business operations, executive management, technology, and grassroots advocacy. Tasia is the founder of Brownspace, a wellness and community initiative centering faith, emotional intelligence, and culturally affirming care within communities of color. Guided by her Christian faith, she champions equity and healing for those too often left on the margins.