Stephanie Forgas, LCPC

Stephanie Forgas, LCPC

Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor
Family Medicine | Psychiatry
Language:
English

    About me

    Gender

    Female

    Education & training

    Positions
    Instructor
    Graduate Degree
    MA, Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Roosevelt University, Chicago, IL
    Undergraduate Degree
    BS, Psychology, Western Illinois University, Macomb, IL

    Specialties

    Conditions

    Treatments & procedures

    Patients in waiting room

    Appointments

    SIU Medicine strongly encourages all patients to verify coverage, benefits and which providers are considered in-network with their health plan. SIU Medicine has more than 300 health care providers ready to serve you and your family. SIU Medicine accepts a wide variety of governmental and non-governmental health plans to serve our community. 

    Clinical locations

    Locations

    SIU Medicine Family Medicine Outpatient Clinic | Springfield

    520 N. 4th St. Springfield, IL 62702
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    Mon - Fri: 8:00 am-5:00 pm
    217-545-8000

    Featured Publications

    [1] Lacson JCA.  Doyle SH.  Del Rio J.  Forgas SM.  Carvajal R.  Gonzalez-Calderon G.  Feliciano AR.  Kim Y.  Roetzheim RG.  Sutton SK.  Vadaparampil ST.  Soto-Torres B.  Kanetsky PA.  A randomized clinical trial of precision prevention materials incorporating genetic risk to improve skin cancer prevention activities among Hispanics.  2022 Jan;2(1):28-38. 
    PMID: 35845857

    [2] Calderon-Casellas C.  Lacson JCA.  Forgas SM.  Doyle SH.  Del Rio J.  Feliciano AR.  Kim Y.  Roetzheim RG.  Sutton SK.  Vadaparampil ST.  Soto-Torres B.  Kanetsky PA.  Assessment of skin cancer precision prevention materials among Hispanics in Florida and Puerto Rico.  2022 Oct;105(10):3143-3150. 
    PMID: 35778318

    [3] Lacson JCA.  Forgas SM.  Doyle SH.  Qian L.  Del Rio J.  Valavanis S.  Carvajal R.  Gonzalez-Calderon G.  Kim Y.  Roetzheim RG.  Vadaparampil ST.  Kanetsky PA.  Assessment of melanoma precision prevention materials incorporating MC1R genetic risk information.  2022 May;12(5):683-687. 
    PMID: 35552458

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