Welcome
You have reached Pittsburgh’s premiere psychological specialty group practice. We offer state of the art psychotherapy and consultation for emotional, behavioral and interpersonal problems throughout the life cycle. Our professional staff all have specialized areas of interest and expertise. We view every client as a unique individual and will match your personal needs with the appropriate specialist.
Our Services Include:
Adolescent Disorders
Anxiety Disorders
Attention Deficit & Hyperactivity Disorders
BalanceQuest Marital & Sex Coaching
Behavioral Medicine & Stress Program
College Age Issues
Depression
Pregnancy, Post-Partum & Infertility
Preschool & Middle Childhood Disorders
Psychological Assessment
Sexual Problems & Marital Distress
Weight Management & Spirituality
Women’s Issues
Alcohol Rehabs
An Introduction to CDTA
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to Cognitive Dynamic Therapy Associates.
Pittsburgh/Shadyside Office
155 N. Craig St., Suite 170
Pittsburgh, PA 15213
CDTA North Hills Office
8500 Brooktree Rd. Suite 200
Wexford, PA 15090
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Specializes in: Anxiety & Depression
Stress Management
Drug & Alcohol Addiction Weight Management
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Robert Schwartz, PhD at the 2017 GPPA Legacy Award Dinner.
Robert Marc Schwartz Ph.D. has been in professional psychology since the early 1970s, making contributions to research, clinical work, and professional practice. Jokingly referring to his career as having experienced “the worst of both worlds,” Dr. Schwartz has had significant impact in both academic and clinical circles.
Dr. Schwartz’s academic research on the “States of Mind” model has gained international attention in clinical and positive psychology circles, and it is regularly discussed in leading psychology and psychiatry journals. Dr. Schwartz also taught in various academic institutions including the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, and the University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine.
Clinically, Dr. Schwartz has again found himself “riding multiple horses,” through his dedication to an integrative approach that spans across the psychodynamic and cognitive behavioral schools. The very name for the group practice that he co-founded, Cognitive Dynamic Therapy Associates, speaks to his dedication to cultivating a professional clinical psychology that is diverse. He also developed a clinical specialty as a certified sex therapist, which led to his co-founding the Kurtz Center for Love & Intimacy, one of the premier national training centers for sex therapy.
Dr. Schwartz is equally devoted to his family and his faith. He is the father of four young men of whom he is very proud, and the husband of Amy, the love of his life. He currently splits his time between Jerusalem and Pittsburgh and he continues to write professional papers. Please join us to celebrate Dr. Schwartz’s legacy.