Careers at CBT Collective
Where Training Meets Real Treatment
At CBT Collective, we believe exceptional client outcomes begin with exceptional clinician development. Our clinicians receive ongoing mentorship, consultation, and training from CBT leaders who've trained therapists around the world, not because they need to catch up, but because even our best clinicians never stop sharpening their craft. Whether you're early in your career or looking to deepen a specialty area, you'll join a culture that values curiosity, growth, and clinical excellence.
Our Philosophy
We Invest in Clinicians Because Our Clients Deserve It
Many practices provide supervision, usually from one person. Few provide structured, ongoing professional development led by multiple master clinicians who've trained CBT therapists around the world, so our clients benefit from a depth and breadth of expertise that goes beyond any single clinician. That's part of why we're CBT Collective.
Training isn't just an onboarding experience here. It's part of how we practice, regardless of clinical tenure.
OUR METHODOLOGY
Why We Focus on Empirically Supported Treatments
Our clinicians train across a range of models, from Beckian cognitive therapy to behaviorism to exposure-based approaches. Every technique has to earn its place, backed by research, not tradition, and tailored to what's actually happening with each client. No matter the condition or complexity, our trainers hold every clinician to that same evidence-based bar.
Your Trainers
Learn From Leaders in the Field
Our training team is built from former Beck Institute faculty, Academy of CBT leadership, researchers, authors, and consultants: clinicians who haven't just kept up with evidence-based treatment, but helped shape where it's going.
Robert Hindman
Trent Codd
Scott Waltman
Francine Broder
Jason Duncan
Our Training Model
What Training Looks Like
Our training model is designed to support clinician growth while ensuring clients receive thoughtful, evidence-based care informed by ongoing consultation and professional development.
Weekly Individual Consultation
Weekly Individual Consultation
Weekly Group Consultation
Interactive Didactics
Personalized Growth Plans
Getting you Ready for Certification
Dr. Rosemare Kurtz is a licensed psychologist specializing in neuropsychological and psychoeducational evaluations for children, adolescents, and young adults.
She holds a Ph.D. in School Psychology from Columbia University and completed a two-year post-doctoral fellowship at Northwell Health to obtain a specialization in neuropsychology. Her diverse experience spans across academic medical centers, schools, and community clinics, where she has honed her skills in assessing and supporting children and young adults with various needs.
Dr. Kurtz has vast experience evaluating a wide range of concerns, including ADHD, autism-spectrum disorders, neurodevelopmental disorders, learning disabilities, language disorders, and intellectual challenges, as well as the emotional and behavioral difficulties often associated with these conditions.
Dr. Dobbs takes pride in ensuring comprehensive evaluations, accurate diagnoses, and relevant recommendations.
She prioritizes holding extensive feedback sessions for each evaluation to ensure families understand presenting problems and leave the evaluation experience feeling heard, understood, and confident in plans for intervention moving forward.
Dr. Dobbs subscribes to the therapeutic assessment model, in which evaluations help each client develop insight into and identify effective solutions for persistent challenges. She carefully selects relevant “gold-standard” and evidence-based assessments for each evaluation, and incorporates feedback from family members, teachers, and outside providers.
Sam is a dedicated and experienced psychotherapist, specializing in child, adolescent, and adult therapy.
He address anxiety and depression, which may cause difficulties with daily functioning, school performance, self-esteem, and relationships with peers and family members. He also treats behavioral problems, such as acting out or defiance, whether these behaviors are causing disruption at home, school, or other social settings. Additionally, he helps children and adolescents who have had difficult life events process their experiences, develop coping skills, and heal from emotional pain.
At the heart of his therapeutic practice lies the powerful and proven technique of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT).
The CBT Collective Difference
Here's what that looks like in practice:
Who Thrives Here?
You might be a fit if you:
Ready To Grow With Us?
