About Psychotherapy
Psychotherapy done well is an effective approach for treating mental health struggles by talking with a highly trained mental health professional. It is an evidence-based treatment that is grounded in research, theory, and skill-based dialogue guided by the psychotherapist. It helps people to change harmful or distressful thoughts, beliefs, feelings, and behaviors. Neuropsychotherapy refers to a group of psychotherapy methods & tools that produce sustainable brain change by altering neural pathways & networks in ways that alleviate difficulties such as trauma, anxiety, depression, anger, and addiction.
About Me
Alex Cashman-Rolls
Neuropsychotherapist
MBA, MSW, CCTSI, EMDRPT-II
Colorado License: LSW.0009925563
New York License: LMSW 124462
Washington License: LSWAIC SC61587128
NPI: 1174351324
I have 8+ years experience supporting adolescent & adult mental health in a variety of roles & settings. I began practicing psychotherapy in 2022. After a 15 year business career, at age 43 I decided to pursue my authentic purpose. I love supporting & guiding individuals who are seeking insight and change in their lives as they pursue the healing, self-direction and connectivity needed to build a life that has meaning and value to them.
Educated and trained at Columbia University and Boston University, I’m certified as a trauma specialist by the Arizona Trauma Institute and I’m trained & certified in neuropsychotherapy & EMDR by Dr. Jennifer Sweeton (Stanford University). I am also trained in perinatal mental health, including paternal mental health, by Postpartum Support International. I previously worked on a mobile crisis team at the University of Rochester Medical Center, a behavioral pharmacology research team at the University of Chicago Medical Center, and in various other residential & outpatient mental health & substance abuse treatment settings.
About Newt
Newt Wiggler
Chief Interspecies Psychiatric Support Officer (CHIPSO)
Colorado & Washington, USA
Call (585) 330-6741
Email me via Psychology Today
Please note that I cannot offer a fast response to emails or voicemails, and I do not receive text messages. So if you’re in need of someone to talk to quickly, and especially if you feel at risk of harming yourself or someone else, please do not wait for a response from me – instead please call 988 or 911 now while you’re waiting for me to respond.
