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Referrals & consultations

We work with other professionals and providers to provide comprehensive collaborative care for our clients. Treatment is most effective when we work together to extend its reach into our lives outside the therapy room.

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Collaborating with other providers

It is common for individuals seeking treatment for anxiety to have consulted with psychiatrists and other physicians about their difficulty. Collaboration maximizes consistency and generalizability, and therefore effectiveness, of behavioral interventions. We refer to and collaborate with the following professionals as needed:

  • Psychiatrists, pediatricians, primary care physicians, and other medical specialists
  • Neuropsychologists
  • Clergy members to help address religious obsessions
  • Professional organizers
  • Tutors
  • Dietitians
  • Support group leaders
  • Medical specialists and caregivers
  • Social skills training group leaders
  • Residential treatment programs (e.g., for OCD, BDD)
  • Dialectical Behavior Therapy, eating disorder, and substance abuse treatment specialists
  • Educational consultants

We are happy to participate in school meetings (i.e., IEP, 504 planning, RTI) or provide documentation that facilitates a comprehensive treatment approach.

For professionals

We offer supervision and consultation to mental health professionals interested in training in cognitive-behavioral therapies and anxiety and mood disorders treatment.

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    Supervision

    Clinical supervision on cases in which we can offer our expertise and help fellow mental health professionals expand their scopes of practice is available. These services are individualized regarding duration and frequency. Supervision services are billed at the standard rate.

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    Consulting & Training

    Individual case consultation is always available on an ongoing individual basis. Consultation and training groups are available via waitlist until demand is met for each group.

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Insurance information

The therapists at the Chicago Cognitive Behavioral Treatment Center do not participate in any insurance networks; however, many health insurance policies (with the exception of Medicare and Medicaid) partially or fully reimburse the services of an out-of-network licensed therapist.

Our accolades

Thousands of clients served. Clinician owned and operated. Published scientist practitioners. Deliberately small caseloads. Quality over quantity.

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    Amanda Holly authors research on the mind-body connection

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    Lead Psychologist Daniel Mortenson is a guest blogger at Learning Lab Chicago

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    Marie Chesaniuk authors research on diversity in healthcare

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