Our Doctors
Caroline M. Morrison, M.D.
Dr. Morrison has been a psychiatrist in private practice in Naperville since 1992. She is the co-founder of Naperville
Clinical Associates. Dr. Morrison received her undergraduate degree with honors in Biological Sciences from
the University of Chicago and her medical degree from the University of Missouri-Columbia. She completed her
internship in Internal Medicine and her residency in Psychiatry at Rush Medical Center in Chicago where she was
Chief Resident in Psychiatry. Dr. Morrison is board certified in Psychiatry by the American Board of Psychiatry
and Neurology. She has been awarded a certificate in advanced clinical psychopharmacology from the American
Society of Clinical Psychopharmacology. Dr. Morrison has been a member of the American Psychiatric Association
throughout her career and became a fellow in May, 2011.
Dr. Morrison specializes in the outpatient psychiatric treatment of adult patients with depression, bipolar and anxiety
disorders, including panic disorder and OCD. She has a special interest in the treatment of women with psychiatric
illness during pregnancy and postpartum and in treatment refractory depression.
Lisa A. Pinto, Psy.D.
Dr. Pinto is the co-founder of Naperville Clinical Associates. Dr. Pinto graduated from Forest Institute of Professional
Psychology in 1989 and completed her internship at Charter Barclay Hospital in Chicago. She has been a Licensed
Clinical Psychologist since 1991, and has 26 years of clinical experience. Dr. Pinto has served as an inpatient unit
director at Charter Barclay and was the Director of Practicum Training and Assistant Director of Internship Training
at Linden Oaks Hospital in Naperville for 3 years. Dr Pinto enjoys supervising young psychologists, and currently
supervises doctoral students at Teen Parent Connection and other community clinics in DuPage County.
Dr. Pinto has been a passionate advocate for survivors of sexual abuse and has led many committees dedicated
to public awareness of the issues survivors face. She has also served as an expert witness in cases alleging
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Dr. Pinto has special interest in working with family members who have lost a
loved one to suicide and helping to decrease the stigma of suicide. Her other clinical areas of specialty include
depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety, ADHD, personality disorders and family therapy. Dr. Pinto is warm, empathic
and incorporates humor into her therapy sessions. She is goal-oriented and sees the therapeutic process as a
collaborative one in which all parties involved regularly evaluate goals and progress made. Her practice is limited to
adults.
Dr. Pinto is a member of the Illinois Psychological Association and Naperville Sunrise Rotary.
Teresa A. Gorno-Reid, Psy.D.
Dr. Gorno-Reid has been engaged in clinical work for more than 20 years. Her practice is dedicated to individual psychotherapy with adults, in an outpatient setting. She utilizes a psychodynamic approach, attending to current issues and symptoms in the context of earlier life experiences, while highlighting the relational nature of therapy as a means for intrapersonal growth and potential change. Dr. Gorno-Reid specializes in the treatment of depression and related anxiety, has a particular interest in issues unique to women, as well as offers an expertise in the treatment of older adults and addressing challenges that may emerge later in life.
Dr. Gorno-Reid's education and clinical training are extensive. Following her undergraduate work at Saint Mary's College in Notre Dame, Indiana, she earned multiple graduate degrees. Dr. Gorno-Reid holds a Master of Arts from the University of Chicago, where she studied adult development and aging. Her second Master’s degree is from Northwestern University in counseling psychology. While enrolled at Northwestern, Dr. Gorno-Reid was awarded the Winn-Anderson Fellowship in Gerontology in recognition of her study and work related to older adults. She completed her doctoral degree in clinical psychology at The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, graduating with honors. Her clinical training sites include both inpatient and outpatient experience at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Michael Reese Hospital and Medical Center, North River Community Mental Health Center in Chicago, in addition to Linden Oaks Hospital in Naperville.
Dr. Gorno-Reid is an established member of several professional organizations, including the American Psychological Association, Illinois Psychological Association, Gerontological Society of America, and the American Society on Aging.
Monica Schmitt, Psy.D.
Dr. Schmitt is a licensed clinical psychologist. She received her undergraduate degree
from Bradley University. Dr. Schmitt went on to receive her doctorate in clinical
psychology from the Chicago School of Professional Psychology. Her clinical training
sites have included Hartgrove Hospital, Lake Forest College Counseling Center and
Texas Tech University Student Counseling Center.
Dr. Schmitt specializes in treating adolescents and adults who are struggling with
depression, anxiety, and adjustment to life transitions. She has a particular interest in
working with mothers/fathers to be and in the treatment of perinatal/postpartum mood
disorders. Her other clinical interests include couples/marital therapy, gay/lesbian/
bisexual issues and stress management.
Dr. Schmitt's therapeutic approach is warm, accepting, interactive and collaborative. Her
style as a therapist encourages a relationship of trust and a sense of safety for her clients.
As trust and safety in the therapeutic relationship evolves, she empowers and gently
encourages her clients to go outside of their comfort zone to find greater understanding
and meaning in their lives. As a clinician, she sees each individual client as a unique
person. Given this, she tailors her therapeutic approach to each client's needs and to each
client's strengths.
Dr. Schmitt is professionally affiliated with the Illinois Psychological Association and the
American Psychological Association. She is also a registrant with the National Register
of Health Service Providers in Psychology.
Deanna K. Weiss, Psy.D.
Deanna K. Weiss, Psy.D. is a licensed clinical psychologist who has provided comprehensive treatment to children,
families and adults for over 15 years. Dr Weiss completed her undergraduate degree with honors in Psychology from
the University of Illinois, Urbana and her graduate masters and doctorate degrees with honors in Clinical Psychology
from the Illinois School of Professional Psychology. She has completed internship, residency and post-doctoral
training from facilities including University of Chicago Hospital, Chicago Children's Memorial Hospital, Alexian
Brothers Hospital and Tinley Park Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities Center (inpatient training ). Dr.
Weiss is a member of the American Psychological Association, the Illinois Psychology Association and the Pediatric
Psychology Association.
Dr. Weiss incorporates warmth, humor and cognitive/behavioral and solution based-methods into her practice. She
collaborates with her clients toward the development of meaningful therapy goals. Her training and experience allow
her to thoughtfully assist families in addressing their child's stress, anxiety, grief, depression, adjustment difficulties,
or social skill problems and to treat both female and male adulthood issues related to anxiety, depression and life
stress. Dr. Weiss focuses part of her practice on working with psychological issues related to chronic medical illness
and family adjustment to medical problems.
In addition to her private practice therapy services, Dr. Weiss provides a seminar series to parents, teachers, and
medical/mental health practitioners. Topics are focused within her areas of interest including child psychology, anxiety disorders and medical psychology.
Courtney Wiseman, MD, MPH
Dr. Wiseman received her undergraduate degree with honors in psychology at the University of Notre Dame. After working for
a year at homeless shelter in Chicago as a volunteer coordinator, she headed to Washington D.C., where she completed her
medical degree at Georgetown University School of Medicine. At Georgetown she was awarded the Community Service Award. Her
internship and psychiatric residency were accomplished at the University of Illinois at Chicago, where she also simultaneously
earned her Masters degree in Public Health.
For five years, Dr. Wiseman worked as a psychiatrist for Cambridge Hospital in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where she was also an
instructor at Harvard University. She returned to Chicago to work at Northwestern University in the outpatient department and in
the hospital as a consultation liaison psychiatrist. Currently, she specializes in the outpatient psychiatric treatment of adults.
In addition to her clinical work, Dr. Wiseman is also interested in many different areas of research. In 2008, she was awarded a
research fellowship from Harvard Medical School. Her work has been published both in Neuropsychopharmacology and Current
Psychiatry.
Dr. Wiseman is a member of the APA and the American Association of Community Psychiatrists. She is board certified by the
American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology.
Amy Bilka, MA, LPC
Amy is a licensed psychotherapist. She received her undergraduate degree with honors
from the University of Georgia with a dual Bachelors degree in Psychology and Sociology.
Amy went on to earn a Masters degree in Clinical Psychology from the Illinois School
of Professional Psychology. Her clinical training sites have included the International
Academy of Design and Technology, the Genesis Therapy Center and Teen Parent
Connection.
Amy previously worked in the partial inpatient unit at Hartgrove Hospital working with
children and adolescents suffering from psychological and behavioral challenges. She also
has volunteered for years at domestic violence agencies and shelters providing support
to women experiencing abuse in their romantic relationships. Currently Amy is working
toward a Doctoral degree in Clinical Psychology and is completing her final internship at
Gateway Foundation. She is a member of both the Illinois Psychology Association and the
American Psychological Association.
Amy's clinical interests include gay/lesbian/bisexual issues, adolescent and adult life
transitions, relationship issues, trauma and abuse. She specializes in treating teenagers
and young adults dealing with unplanned pregnancy and women currently in abusive
relationships as well as survivors of domestic violence. Amy incorporates warmth,
empathy, humor and insight-oriented methods into her practice. She views the therapeutic
process as a collaborative one in which the therapist offers understanding and support,
providing the client with the space to develop a deeper understanding of his or her self and
the courage to work toward change.