La Grange Park is located in Cook County, 13 miles W of the Loop..
La Grange Park, is home to the LaGrange Park Little League and the La Grange Park Business Association. Holiday in the Park, held December 8, 2007 at the Community Park District of LaGrange Park, was a huge success. With over 1000 patrons in attendance, here were pictures with Santa, a petting zoo, hay rides, s'mores, children's crafts, music, refreshments and plenty of holiday cheer. On behalf of the LaGrange Park Business Association, Todd Hitzeman presented the grand prize raffle gift to the very lucky winners: the DeJesus Family of LaGrange Park.
La Grange Park is located near Brookfield Zoo , Graue Mill and Museum, the Ernest Hemingway Museum, and the Cernan Earth & Space Center.
La Grange Park was incorporated in 1892. As of the 2000 census, La Grange Park had a population of 13,295.
Famous people from La Grange Park include, Allan B. Calhamer, who invented
Diplomacy, a strategic board game invented in the 1950s that has been played
ever since, grew up in La Grange Park, and lives there today.
David Mitchell, the 11th seeded World tournament poker player, an avid cross country traveller, and a former Guinness Book Record Holder (1988 - 1989) for a record time of holding breath under-water while counting his fingers and toes.
But what if you need help with depression, anxiety, relationship problems, addictions, or eating disorders?
If you're in La Grange Park, arrange to meet a therapist at Gersten Center for Behavioral Health. They specialize in psychotherapy for:
A Licensed Clinical Psychologist Gersten Center for Behavioral Health, a psychology group has highly skilled psychologists that work with the full spectrum of populations and clinical disorders. The Psychologists provide therapy for children, teens, couples, families, and older adults. will help you when you are feeling overwhelmed or stressed, having relationship struggles, problems at work or school.
A Psychlogist can guide you to overcome problems with low self-esteem, anger and loss of control, marital or family problems.
Even if you experience loss of interest in usual activities, feelings of hopelessness or increased negative thinking they can help.
Find out if individual, couple, family or group therapy is right for you.
675 W. North
Avenue,
Suite 306,
Melrose Park, Illinois
60160
In the Gottlieb Professional Building (across from Kiddie Land and the Race Track)
Phone: (847) 329-9210
