Brett Stotz
THERAPIST | LICENSED MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELOR | VIRTUAL
Brett offers individual, couples, and group therapy. He employs Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to help patients learn healthy coping strategies to better manage life’s stressors. Regarding growth, he believes that one of the most powerful tools we have is learning how to make meaning of our lives; using Narrative Therapy, Brett helps patients identify their value and worth so that they can harness these strengths to address current and future stressors.
Brett believes in the unique strength of every individual – he realizes that sometimes it can be difficult for patients to see their potential because of mistaken internalized beliefs or perceived weaknesses; Brett works to cultivate strong, supportive relationships with his patients so he can help them correct these distortions.
SPECIALIZATION
Depression
Loneliness
Low Self-Esteem
Trauma
Substance Abuse
Education
M.S. CLINICAL MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING
Canisius College: Buffalo, New York
B.S. PSYCHOLOGY (Minor in Sociology)
University of Pittsburgh
professional Qualifications
NEW YORK STATE LICENSED MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELOR
(License number: 010252)
ACADEMIC RESEARCH
Brett’s research has focused on ADHD and Bipolar Disorder