Services

Clear pathways, carefully held.

Stonebridge is currently accepting psychotherapy inquiries. Psychological assessment and forensic services remain part of the broader practice model, but they are not currently available for new requests.

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Currently available

Psychotherapy is the active service.

Individual psychotherapy is the current entry point into Stonebridge. The work is designed for adults seeking a thoughtful, bounded, clinically serious setting rather than high-volume care.

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Telehealth psychotherapy for clients located in Illinois.

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Initial review for fit, scope, and timing before ongoing care.

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Clear boundaries around communication, consultation, and next steps.

Service Pathways

One standard, different kinds of work.

Each service area has a different purpose. Assessment and forensic pages are informational at this stage. They describe the future direction of the practice while making current availability clear.

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Available now

Psychotherapy

Depth-oriented therapy informed by trauma, addiction, mood, anxiety, neurodevelopmental, relational, and identity concerns.

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Not currently available

Psychological Assessment

Future assessment work will focus on diagnostic clarification, useful recommendations, and defensible reports.

Assessment status →
Forensic records and assessment materials
Not currently available

Forensic Services

Future forensic work will require clearly defined referral questions, role boundaries, and careful limits.

Forensic status →
Professional Grounding

Experience across settings, acuity, and questions.

Clinical settingsPrivate practice, community mental health, inpatient, PHP, IOP, and outpatient work.
Assessment backgroundPsychodiagnostic, neuropsychological, personality, trauma, ADHD, autism, and differential diagnostic questions.
Forensic foundationTraining in forensic psychology, court-involved populations, and role-conscious evaluative work.
Clinical focusComplex trauma, substance use, dual diagnosis, mood, anxiety, neurodevelopmental concerns, and severe presentations.
How to Begin

Start with an initial psychotherapy inquiry.

The consultation form is for non-emergency psychotherapy inquiries only. If the request appears appropriate, follow-up will occur by email with possible next steps.

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