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As a seasoned clinical and school psychologist with nearly four decades of dedicated practice, I bring a blend of rigorous training and compassionate support to every client. Whether working in court systems, schools, hospitals, or private settings, I apply evidence-based methods tailored to individual needs. I offer therapy for individuals, couples, and families, and also conduct forensic neuropsychological assessments and serve as an expert witness when needed.
My specializations include ADHD, learning disabilities, and comprehensive testing & evaluation. Over the years, I’ve also addressed a wide range of issues from substance use, trauma, anxiety, and depression, to relationship and behavioral challenges. My goal is to help you build better coping strategies, feel more energized, and function more effectively in your life, relationships, and work.
I provide sessions both in person and online (phone, Zoom, Google Meet, Skype), to enhance accessibility for those who can’t always make it to my Chicago office. I accept most insurance plans and aim to make the process as seamless and confidential as possible.
If you’re ready to take a step toward greater well-being and clearer direction, reach out via phone or email to schedule a confidential appointment today.
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