Fabrice Robert Lubin, Psy.D. Email & Phone Number

Chicago, Il

For Real Spaces is a multi-purpose office venue committed to addressing mental health concerns on both the individual and community level. We value access and therefore hope to lower barriers (financial, professional, personal or otherwise) that impede the seeking of mental health services. We offer a variety of therapeutic experiences, a combination of services and providing access to artistic & cultural events. For Real Spaces targets a diverse group of people searching for expansive approaches to therapy and ways to discuss mental health not as an individual problem, but as a communal one.Our space is integrated to function as individual practitioners sharing communal space. We cater to a diverse group of independent clinicians and mental health providers (we host five offices in the space and currently have options for renting). This allows for the promotion of appropriate referrals, supervision, alongside career building opportunities and training. We want to support the improvement of providers as well as those they serve.At the six corners of Wicker Park — This space is beautiful, it’s conveniently accessible via public transportation, and is located in one of the most residential/commercially vibrant areas in Chicago.

Greater Chicago Area

For Real Therapy is a counseling service designed to be culturally inclusive, creative, and contextually vibrant.

Fabrice Robert Lubin

Working with many artists, health care providers, & emerging adults who are trying to bridge steps between taking new risks and practicing responsible decision making.• Conducting comprehensive psychosocial assessment including clinical intake, developing case conceptualization, and initiating treatment interventions for individuals, couples, and families.• Fostering relationships with a wide community of service providers, petitioning court for inpatient care services, and proper documentation of treatment care plans• Researching, developing, and leading professional training seminars • Assisting IOP/PHP programs with coordinating discharge services and assisting with finding support services for guests within their community.• Providing evidence based psychotherapy (CBT, ACT, DBT), maintaining a weekly caseload of 20 - 28 guests• Conducting and leading weekly clinical supervision • Clinical specialization include: treating anxiety, depression, mood disorder, self-esteem and relationship issues, emotional and motivational counseling around academic issues, vocation, and work.

3139 N Lincoln Ave Ste 202, Chicago, Il 6065

• Providing counseling services to: individual, couples, and family• Advertising, promoting, and discussing services available to the general population• Developing, coordinating, and leading workshops focusing on: relaxation, creative writing, stress/anger management, and fostering positive relationships

• Provided short-term individual/family counseling to 6 – 9 clients weekly who are enrolled in IOP (individual outpatient therapy) or PHP (partial hospitalization program) based programs• Led daily process groups with an emphasis on contextually based interventions including: mindfulness, DBT, values, crisis intervention, distress tolerance, expressive therapy and Acceptance Commitment Therapy• Conducted comprehensive psychosocial assessment for individuals with significant co-morbidity including: mood disorders, psychosis, substance abuse, eating disorders, and trauma• Maintained relationships with a wide community of service providers, petitioning court for inpatient care services, and proper documentation of treatment care plans• Participated in development of new program tailored to individuals experiencing multiple hospitalizations• Coordinated discharge and assisting with maintaining support services for clients within their community.

Chicago, Il

• Scheduling, coordinating, and organizing art classes for various venues around the Chicagoland area• Maintaining consistent contact with local business owners• Co-leading art instruction with adults

Indianapolis, Indiana Area

• Providing individual psychotherapy for veterans with chronic mental illness. Common diagnosis includes: schizophrenia, schizoaffective, personality disorder, bipolar disorder, dual diagnosis and chronic PTSD • Utilizing recovery based model to engage veterans in group treatment such as process group and skills training• Conducting research related to metacognitive capacity and its relationship to schizophrenia• Supervision of practicum students and providing in-service training to support staff• Working within an interdisciplinary team in order to serve veterans returning from combat deployment in Iraq and Afghanistan.• Supervised training utilizing evidence based treatment models including: Cognitive Processing Therapy, Prolonged Exposure, and EMDR• Co-leading therapeutic treatment with couples “Operation Restoration” • Co-leading Cognitive Processing Therapy group for PTSD• Utilizing evidence based practice models (CBT, DBT, and ACT) to engage veterans in individual, couples, family, and group psychotherapy• Providing telemental mental health services including psychological assessment and evidence based therapy• Co-leading evidence based psychotherapy groups: process of mourning, coping skills development, and values exploration• Attending and actively participating multidisciplinary treatment team meetings • Providing psychological assessments and evaluations for homeless veterans• Leading group psychotherapy focusing on strengthening coping skills, interpersonal relationships, and applying Acceptance Commitment Therapy model toward depression and anxiety• Providing individual therapy for currently displaced veterans dealing with severe mental illness and substance abuse.

Greater Chicago Area

• Provided therapeutic counseling including: individual, couples, and family• Conducted intake interviews and initial assessment of clients• Co-led LGBT community support group• Led seminars focusing on coping skills, stress management, and test taking strategies• Assisted clients in gaining access to service providers including: shelters, rehabilitation clinics, financial assistance programs, and housing initiatives

• Provided holistic patient care to psychiatric adult patients in a hospital setting including: monitoring of hygiene, behavioral management, managing groups, conducting one-to-one supervision• Crisis Prevention intervention with acute mental health population including: severe psychopathology, depression, and personality disorder• Collaborated with all hospital staff including: nurses, medical doctors, psychiatrists, social workers and other professionals• Coordinated hospital stay of adult patients and maintaining a safe environment

Greater Chicago Area

• Provided therapeutic counseling including: individual, couples and family• Provided therapy to individuals with acute stress, traumatic experiences, learning disabilities, and substance abuse• Lead psychosocial rehabilitation group with outpatients focused on Community Support and Anger Management• Supervised therapy practicum students: explored issues related to group therapy, process of group therapy experiences and assisted students in development of groups• Worked directly with staff psychiatrists, social workers, and other professionals for client advocacy• Conducted intake and comprehensive assessment with adolescents and adults • Clinical progress notes and billing within a medical database (Cerner)

Psyd., Clinical Psychology

B.S., Psychology