About
Matt
Bartholf is the founder and president of The Cognitive
Behavioral Therapy Center of Charlotte. Matt completed a Master’s of
Science in Rehabilitation Counseling and a Master’s of Science in
Substance Abuse and Clinical Counseling. In helping clients make
the positive changes they desire, Matt utilizes an array
of respected and scientifically validated
treatments. Matt's practice focuses on adolescents and adults,
specializing in the treatment of chronic pain, addiction,
depression, anxiety, career
issues, and relationship problems.
Counseling Approach
Matt's approach is grounded in cognitive and behavioral therapies with an emphasis on third-generation cognitive behavioral therapies. These counseling approaches have an established evidence-base, with demonstrated effectiveness in helping clients face their struggles and move towards a valued life. In addition to his two Master's degrees in Counseling, Matt has completed post-graduate education in Cognitive Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Choice Theory - all which heavily influence his work.
Professional Memberships
- American Counseling Association
- Licensed Professional Counselor Association of North Carolina
- Association of Contextual and Behavioral Science
- Professional Association of Rehabilitation Counselors
