Brett Benedetti LAC, NCC

Education: Bachelor of Psychology Georgian Court University / Master’s Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Georgian Court University

During Brett’s undergraduate studies, she focused on learning, supporting, and working with adolescents with developmental disabilities. Brett has recently worked in community mental health, specifically at CPC Integrated Health in the Addiction Recovery Services program. She also has prior experience working in substance use treatment facilities and outreach programs. Brett’s clients often had substance usage issues but also faced other challenges such as anxiety, depression, and other co-occurring conditions. Additionally, she has experience working with individuals with process addictions. Brett has also worked closely with the LGBTIQIA+ community, providing a haven for individuals and facilitating weekly meetings for adults and adolescents. Currently, Brett is working towards obtaining h LCADC and LPC.

Brett uses Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, which emphasizes the relationship between thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Specifically, delving into how the client experiences these symptoms and the relationship they have with them. She also takes into consideration clients’ past and present experiences. Additionally, Brett uses an Integrative approach that focuses on clients’ overall well-being, including their physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual dimensions.