Amy Bergholtz

Amy Bergholtz, Psy.D. has a diverse and extensive work experience. Amy is currently serving as the Mental Health Services Director at Wexford Health Sources.

Prior to their current role, Amy has held various positions in different organizations. Amy worked at Tompkins and Associates as a Clinical Psychologist, where they provided individual, couples, and family therapy with a focus on adolescents, women, perinatal mood and anxiety disorders, life transitions, ADHD, anxiety disorders, and depression.

Amy also served as the Clinical Director at Hartgrove Behavioral Health System, where they oversaw the Oak Park Counseling Center and the Chatham Family Counseling Center. Amy has experience in working with adolescents and adults with various mental health issues.

Furthermore, Amy has worked at Timberline Knolls Residential Treatment Center as a Clinical Lead and provided their expertise in clinical leadership. Amy was also an Adjunct Instructor at The Chicago School of Professional Psychology and Roosevelt University.

Amy's early career includes working at Allendale Association as a Licensed Clinical Psychologist and Program Coordinator. In this role, they provided therapy in outpatient, therapeutic day school, and residential programs, focusing on middle school-aged and adolescent populations with emotional and behavioral difficulties, trauma history, ADHD, ODD, Conduct Disorder, learning disabilities, anxiety, and mood disorders.

Amy's professional journey started as a Psychology Intern at Violence Intervention Program, where they administered individual and family therapy to children and adolescents affected by domestic violence and abuse, particularly in underserved urban populations and recent immigrant families.

Overall, Amy Bergholtz, Psy.D. has a wide range of experiences, including clinical practice, leadership, teaching, and working with diverse populations, showcasing their versatility and commitment to mental health.

Amy Bergholtz, Psy.D. received their Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Psychology and Women's Studies from Tulane University in 1999. Amy then went on to earn their Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology from the California School of Professional Psychology and Alliant International University-Los Angeles, completing their studies in 2009. Amy has also obtained additional certifications, including the Maternal Mental Health Professional Certificate Training from Postpartum Support International in August 2015. Amy has also completed Gottman Level I Training at The Chicago Relationship Center, although the specific month and year are not provided.