Designation

Licensed Clinical Psychologist
Certified Alcohol and Drug Specialist
Certified Integrative Mental Health Professional

Office locations

Arlington Heights
Downtown

Tom Alcock PsyD, CADC, CIMHP

Licensed Clinical Psychologist

Certified Alcohol Drug Counselor

Certified Integrative Mental Health Professional (CIMHP)

PsyPact – Authority to Practice Interjurisdictional
Telepsychology (APIT)

I provide services to people who are brave and who ask for help, especially when it sucks to do so. Personally, I know how difficult it was for me to get out of bed when suffering from depression and anxiety and to go about the everyday when concerned about having another panic attack. I know how valuable it was for me to have someone to talk to that wouldn’t judge me or make me feel guilty about being exactly where I was at the time. The idea of “you should be fine”, or “you have no reason to be anxious or depressed” is hurtful and doesn’t help.

My experience and expertise includes working with people who struggle with anxiety, depression, unexplained physical symptoms, substance abuse/dependence, bipolar and mood disorders, issues of identity, eating and exercise disorders, grief & loss, performance, motivation, spectrum disorders and those who cant find a box to fit in.

I find myself a flexible person and Psychologist. Some people benefit from more frequent check ins while others may benefit from a walk or playing a game while we talk or needing a monthly check in to have someone to be accountable with for issues like alcohol, weight, exercise, etc.

I find that clients connect to me who are: people in the arts, business owners or professionals (carrying the stress of the weight of the world on their shoulders), athletes, parents or those who grew up with powerful parents and need help deprogramming the crap that they were taught early on. This includes religious abuse or narcissistic partners/parents. People struggling with finding and implementing new ways to cope and looking to lose the unhealthy ways (drinking, drugs, unhealthy people etc) should reach out.

Let’s start talking.