Background
Parker Mott, Psy.D.
Dr. Mott completed his Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology from the University of Central Florida in Orlando and was awarded his Master’s Degree and Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from The American School of Professional Psychology at Argosy University in Tampa, FL. He completed his internship at the Clemson University counseling center in South Carolina, and finished his residency requirements in private practice. Dr. Mott recently worked as the Associate Director of a large group practice in Naples, Bonita Springs, and Fort Myers, Florida. While at this position, he provided individual and family therapy, marital and couples counseling, conducted psychological assessments and bariatric evaluations, and provided supervision to post-doctoral residents. In addition, he worked in the community providing psychological services to those in assisted-living facilities and at a renowned ALS Clinic.
In addition to work in college counseling and private practice, Dr. Mott has experience in a variety of clinical settings which include working in inpatient psychiatric facilities assessing and treating those who suffer from serious mental illness and self-injurious behaviors. Dr. Mott also has clinical experience with those who suffer from substance-related problems, addiction, and co-occurring disorders.
Dr. Mott is a published author and at times appears in media reports and news publications. He is a member of the American Psychological Association (APA), Florida Psychological Association (FPA), and Mental Health Counselors of Central Florida (MHCCF)
Treatment Approach
Dr. Mott works from a humanistic solution-focused approach that employs Interpersonal and Cognitive-Behavioral interventions which attend to one’s own culture, individual differences, and preference. He believes in a collaborative therapeutic process in which the client and therapist work together in identifying presenting problems and establishing goals. The goal is to help the person come to new insights about one’s issue in a safe and supportive environment while resolving them in a collaborative manner with the therapist. This process helps to build confidence and empower the person in taking control of one’s life
Services
Dr. Mott has experience treating those who struggle with anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties, identity issues, and adjustment to changes in life. He also has worked with children and adolescents with academic difficulties and mild behavioral issues. In addition, he provides psychological testing related to personality assessment, bariatric evaluations for surgery, and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and Learning Disability evaluations for students that range in age from elementary school to college. Dr. Mott works with adults, adolescents, and children, and has successfully worked with special populations such as older adults, college-age students, and emergency first responders (law enforcement, firefighters, paramedic, etc…) His areas of interest include anxiety management for performance related anxiety, such as public speaking, test anxiety, and anxiety reduction related to sports performance. Mindfulness techniques and meditation are also areas of interest to Dr. Mott and can be utilized in practice per request. Dr. Mott also provides consultation, outreach presentations, and supervision based on the needs of an individual, company, or organization.
Background
Hans V. Rohrer, M.S., RMHCI
Hans graduated from the University of Central Florida with a bachelor’s degree in communications, and later received his master’s degree in mental health counseling psychology at Palm Beach Atlantic University.
During his course work, Hans conducted his internship at the National House of Hope, a residential campus dedicated to healing troubled teenagers and restoring their families.
During his course work, Hans conducted his internship at the National House of Hope, a residential campus dedicated to healing troubled teenagers and restoring their families.
