Welcome!
We are an inclusive, seasoned, practice with multiple approaches to a common goal. We tailor our work to your individual needs, communication styles and strengths. You can expect to be listened to keenly, feel understood and be helped to identify the patterns and situations in your life that have led to your seeking assistance. A hallmark of our practice is the belief in the power of the therapeutic relationship in creating an atmosphere which nourishes the ability for change to occur.
Who we help:
- Children ages 10-up
- Adolescents 13-21
- Adults 21 through late adulthood
- Couples
- Families
What we help with:
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Gender Issues
- Life Transitions
- Work
- Trauma
- Couples work
- Family therapy
- Parenting
- Adoption
- Life cycle challenges, disruptions
- Adolescent issues
- Family reunification
- Work/life balance.
Who We Are
Wendie T Dalberg LCSW
I consider my work to be an extreme privilege. For over thirty years, I have had the good fortune to work with scores of individuals, couples, and families to help then live more satisfying lives. My educational background includes a BA form the University of Michigan, and a Masters of Social Work from The Jane Addams School of Social Work at University of Illinois. I’ve availed myself of decades of continuing education workshops.
Whether your discomfort comes form outside sources or is more internally driven, skill and true connection in a therapist can help you identify the sources of your struggle(s) and eventually gain a renewed perspective on change. I find that there is often a parallel component of shame, self-rebuking, that comes with discomfort. It is often, then, a mutual goal between me and my client(s) to help you lift the burden of these feelings and to help create or restore a more positive feeling about yourself. You might be surprised to find there is often a healthy dose of humor in my work. There is sometimes much relief to be had through laughter, and shared human experiences.
I can help you feel less sad, confused, worried, lacking in motivation, unhappy in family, friendship, partnership/couples’ relationships, work dissatisfaction, difficult life circumstances. I can help you feel more hopeful and able to navigate through the situations that had you seek our assistance. You will be welcomed in our practice and I look forward to meeting you.
Ashley Hutchinson Tluczek
Master of Social Work, Mental Health Specialization, Loyola University (2019)
Licensed Social Worker (LSW)
Theoretical Orientation
Ashley’s therapeutic style is collaborative, compassionate, and authentic with a strong focus on establishing a safe, meaningful therapist-client partnership that is key to personal growth, healing, and adjusting to life changes.
Professional Interests/Expertise Areas
Ashley’s client-centered, strengths-based approach blends psychodynamic, cognitive behavioral, narrative, and solution-focused therapy modalities for each client’s individual needs and goals. Ashley’s experience includes helping individuals with a complex trauma history, including domestic violence, addiction, substance abuse, and adverse childhood experiences. She is also a Certified Domestic Violence Professional.
Where We Are
1893 Sheridan Road
Suite 303
Highland Park, IL 60035
(847) 433-3803
How Payment Works:
We are in-network providers for:
- BCBS PPO
- Aetna
- Cigna
- Medicare
If we are out of network with your insurance plan, you will be provided with a statement for submission and reimbursement according to your plan.
If you choose to pay out of pocket, (without the use of insurance) the fee will be set on an individual basis.
Questions about appointments email: WDalberg@sbcglobal.net
Email for billing questions: WDalberg@pbsinconline.com
Phone: (847) 430-6450
For all related billing kindly call the number on the statement you received so that they may help you with your inquiry.
**Please kindly give us 48 hours to respond to billing inquiries. We appreciate your patience.**
Visit PBS Inc. Online or call the billing office at: (847) 430-6450