Sheridan Bochniak is a clinical psychology doctoral student who provides compassionate, individualized psychotherapy and psychological assessment services to children, adolescents, and adults. She works with individuals experiencing a range of emotional, behavioral, and psychological concerns, with an emphasis on creating a safe and supportive therapeutic environment.

Sheridan values a collaborative approach to treatment, and works with patients to build insight, strengthen coping skills, better understand their unique strengths and challenges, and support meaningful personal growth.

Education & Training
● Doctor of Psychology in Clinical Psychology — Midwestern University, Doctoral
Student (2021–Present)
● Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology — Midwestern University (2023)
● Bachelor of Science in Psychology — Loyola University Chicago (2021)

Treatment Areas & Services
● Anxiety Disorders
● Depression
● Trauma and Stress-Related Concerns
● Adjustment Disorders
● Substance Use and Recovery-Related Concerns
● Emotional Regulation
● Child and Adolescent

Therapy
● Adult Therapy
● Psychological Assessment
● Neuropsychological Assessment

Treatment Modalities
● Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
● Psychodynamic Therapy
● Humanistic Therapy
● Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

Languages
● English

Philosophy of Care
Sheridan takes a warm, collaborative, and patient-centered approach to therapy. She believes that strong therapeutic relationships are essential to meaningful change and strives to help each client feel understood, respected, and supported. Her clinical style integrates evidence-based strategies with attention to each individual’s personal experiences, strengths, and goals.

Sheridan explores how past experiences, relationships, and patterns shape current emotions, thoughts, and behaviors. She also helps clients build psychological flexibility and practical coping strategies. Drawing from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Sheridan emphasizes values-based living and supports clients in identifying what matters most to them so they can take meaningful steps toward a more authentic and fulfilling life.