Stephen Patt, MD

Psychiatrist and psychoanalyst

Education & training

Undergraduate: Harvard College, 1960
Graduate School: Chicago Institute for Psychoanalysis, 1986
Medical School: Columbia University College of Medicine, New York, MD, 1964
Psychiatry Residency: Michael Reese Hospital, 1968
Clinical Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, University of Illinois College of Medicine
Board certified in Psychiatry, American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, 1972

Clinical interests

Individual psychotherapy
Mood and Anxiety disorders
Psychoanalysis
Marital Therapy

Memberships/academic highlights

Member, American Psychiatric Association
Member, Illinois Psychiatric Association
Member, Society for Psychotherapy Research
Member, Chicago Psychoanalytic Society

Interests & hobbies

History of Literature
Traveling
Investing

Personal perspectives on teaching

I believe that the survival of psychotherapy as a psychiatric competence is vital to the future of our field. Therefore, my teaching goal is to help residents gain a comprehension of and technical skill in the complexity of psychotherapy. Getting to know and working with a variety of talented young physicians enriches my professional life. In the teaching process, I invariably learn from them as well and clarify my own thinking.