IBS & Brain-Gut Psychotherapy at Cornerstone

Evidence-based care for the brain-gut connection

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For Referring Providers

Thank you for the work you do supporting patients with IBS.

Many patients complete appropriate medical evaluation and follow treatment recommendations, yet continue to experience persistent symptoms. Brain–gut psychotherapy addresses the gut–brain axis directly, helping patients reduce symptom-related anxiety, nervous system reactivity, and fear-based patterns that can maintain or worsen symptoms.

When to Consider Referral

Based on Rome Foundation clinical guidance, referral may be helpful when patients:

  • Continue to experience GI symptoms despite appropriate medical care
  • Report anxiety related to symptoms or flare-ups
  • Avoid activities, travel, or meals due to fear of symptoms
  • Demonstrate hypervigilance to gut sensations
  • Struggle to follow dietary or treatment plans due to stress or overwhelm

How to Refer

Step 1

Patients may schedule directly. Share the website www.susanliddy.com or direct link to online scheduler

Step 2

In the initial consult, we will:

  • Clarify symptoms, history, and goals
  • Assess fit for brain–gut psychotherapy
  • Outline next steps

Patients can also reach me by email or phone:

susan@cornerstonefamilyservices.com

(770) 910-7353 ext. 705

I’m happy to connect briefly to discuss whether this approach may benefit your patient population or to coordinate care.

You can share this website with your patients: www.susanliddy.com