New Jersey
Therapists
Vetted, culturally competent, licensed therapists ready to support you.
DR. BROOKE BARTLETT, PHD
Brooke Bartlett, Ph.D. is a licensed clinical psychologist and owner of Center for Trauma, Anxiety, and Stress Inc. (CTAS). A nationally recognized trauma specialist, Dr. Bartlett is also a highly specialized first responder and military psychologist with over 10 years of hands-on training and experience providing a wide range of culturally competent mental health services. She has an extensive research history examining first responder and military metal health, with over 20 scientific publications, dozens of national and international conference presentations, and a published book chapter. In addition to her clinical and research work, Dr. Bartlett is frequently featured in a variety of first responder-focused media outlets, including CRACKYL Magazine, industry podcasts, and more. Driven by a deep passion for serving those who serve others, Dr. Bartlett founded CTAS to deliver comprehensive evidence-based services that are accessible, effective, and rooted in cultural competence. She is available to provide culturally competent therapy to first responders in 42 states.
-All states except: Alaska, Hawaii, Montana, New Mexico, Louisiana, Iowa, New York, & Massachusetts
LISA FOGLIA, LPC, LMHC
Lisa Foglia is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in the State of New York and a Licensed Professional Counselor in the State of New Jersey. With over 15 years of experience in the mental health field, Lisa’s current private practice, Emotional Archeology, specializes in the treatment of trauma using an integrative approach and drawing on the most helpful concepts across different modalities. As a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional, Lisa’s passion is to normalize and destigmatize mental health support in populations that are frequently exposed to traumatic content. Lisa has worked extensively over her career with first responder populations including police, firefighters, EMT’s, correction officers, Federal Agents, veterans and attorneys and is currently building a program that offers mental health psychoeducation and support to first responder agencies and organizations.
As the daughter of a U.S. Marine, Vietnam Veteran with multiple Purple Hearts and retired New York State Trooper, Lisa has personally experienced the psychological complexities of first responder work and the toll it takes not just on the individual but on the entire family, more specifically, when left unaddressed. She is dedicated to helping this population and their families to understand that the experience of trauma is this line of work is inevitable, impacting not just a few, but all.
Her down-to-earth, compassionate and straight-forward approach to therapy helps clients understand that trauma does not equate to weakness and not necessarily a “disorder”, but rather an ineludible aspect of specific occupations.