Founding Member and Former NACBTp President

Current SC Member and Training & Accreditation Task Force Subcommittee

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Jennifer Gottlieb, Ph.D. is a Diplomate of the Academy of Cognitive and Behavioral Therapies whose work has been dedicated to the development, evaluation, and implementation of effective psychotherapeutic interventions for people with severe and persistent mental health conditions. She is a founding member and the former president of the NACBTp, and is currently on the faculty at Cambridge Health Alliance and Harvard Medical School where she focuses on training and implementation of evidence-based practices, including CBT for Psychosis. Dr. Gottlieb has provided formulation-based CBTp clinical training, consultation, supervision, treatment implementation guidance (as well as training in clinical supervision provision) to therapists and administrators at numerous mental health agencies locally, nationally, and internationally. She was a co-investigator and treatment manual co-author for the nationwide NIMH RAISE-Navigate coordinated specialty care initiative for young adults experiencing a first episode of psychosis, Dr. Gottlieb was a Fulbright Scholar with a Senior Researcher Award to Spain where she focused on increasing effective screening for trauma and PTSD in Madrid mental health agencies serving people with psychosis and other mental health challenges. Her recent book, Treatment of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder in Serious Mental Illness: A Cognitive Restructuring Approach (Mueser & Gottlieb, APA, 2025) is the comprehensive clinical handbook for a brief, evidence-based approach to treating PTSD in people with psychosis and other severe symptoms and conditions, with intervention materials available in both English and Spanish.