Dr. Jacqueline Duke, Psy.D.

Jacqueline Duke, Psy.D., LLC is a private mental health practice offering therapy for individuals and families including adults, adolescents, and children. Complete and partial psychological assessments are offered for clients as young as 12 months, as well as adult evaluations.

Dr. Jacqueline Duke (FKA Dr. Jacqueline Cesaroni) is an Illinois-Licensed Clinical Psychologist and graduate from the Illinois School of Professional Psychology (M.A., Psy.D.) and the University of Michigan (B.A.). Since 2005, Dr. Duke has provided psychotherapy for clients of all-ages in a variety of clinical settings across the Chicagoland area. Her previous work settings include: inpatient psychiatric hospitals, outpatient behavioral health hospitals, community mental health centers, substance abuse support teams, state forensic centers, and therapeutic day schools.

To further expand on her current clinical and academic experience, Dr. Duke has recently completed coursework in a post-doctoral M.S. in Clinical Psychopharmacology. Her North Shore private practice was established in 2014.

Expert Media Contributions

Appearances on national and local television news media include Al Jazeera: America Tonight, ABC Chicago: Windy City Live, CW's Eye Watch News, and Fox News: Your World with Neil Cavuto; radio Midday Live with Dr. Drew. Expert literary contributions include recovery network Exaholics.com, MEL Men’s Magazine, Bustle.com and Elle Canada Magazine.

Non-Profit Work

Dr. Duke has been a board member with the Illinois Psychological Association and continues to be an active member of the American Psychological Association. Her volunteer work includes serving on the Advisory Board Council of Evanston’s Institute of Therapy through the Arts and serving as the Director of Development of the mentorship program within Chicago’s HEAR Foundation’s Educational Scholarship Program. She also assisted in providing narration in the Beginning with Babble app, developed by the founders of LEAP at Northwestern University, to assist parents in improving their child’s interactions and language. Most recently, Dr. Duke provided consistent postdoctoral supervision to assist clinical teams responsible for providing mental health services within Thresholds Organization.