Stacy Clark, PhD — Psychologist in Chicago, IL
Address25 E Washington St Ste. 1719 IL, Chicago, IL 60602
Phone+1773-263-0003
Websiteslclarkphd.com
Stacy Clark, PhD, LLC, is a psychologist based in the Greater Chicago Area. She provides individual psychotherapy to adults in a compassionate and non-judgmental environment. Her approach focuses on promoting change and emotional health through insight and the development of effective coping skills. Dr. Clark specializes in treating eating disorders, specifically binge eating, as well as body image issues, sports psychology, and performance enhancement. Her office is located at 25 E. Washington St. Suite 1719, Chicago, IL 60602.
Best for
- Adult individuals
- Individuals with eating disorders
- Athletes
| Key services | Individual psychotherapy, Psychologist services |
| Tags | psychologist, chicago, individual therapy, eating disorders, body image, sports psychology, performance enhancement, coping skills |
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