Take the first step towards healing with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.

Dr. Cordier created a groundbreaking revision of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, the first in over fifty years, tailored to contemporary understanding of brain function. NE-CBT addresses the intricate interplay between brain and body, the importance of human connection, and fosters the growth of a healthier cognitive process. The program aims to empower individuals through the acquisition of life skills, emotional regulation, interpersonal abilities, and fostering a more wholesome engagement with life.

Thomas A. Cordier Ph.D., is the founder and executive director of the American  Center for Cognitive-Behavioral Training (ACBT) and the American Cognitive  Behavioral Treatment Centers as well as the Cordier Institute for Advancements in  Neuro Emotive-Cognitive Behavioral Treatment (NE-CBT). He created both the interpersonal-cognitive-behavioral treatment (I-CBT) and the Neuro Emotive Cognitive Behavioral Treatment Systems as well as the pediatric, adolescent and adult behavioral programs at the New England and American Centers for CBT in  Connecticut, USA. Dr. Cordier has studied the approach and effectiveness of an interpersonal/intrapersonal, interconnected, and neurologically/biologically modern approach to cognitive-behavioral methods.  Dr.Cordier created an integrative clinical concept that merges components of validated, effective treatment modalities and tools into one unique highly effective treatment system that is user-friendly for both clinicians and patients/clients of all ages as well as parents and family members of patients/clients. In addition, Dr.  Cordier trains each of his clinicians at the institute by utilizing an intensive training program that he has developed. Dr. Cordier has an extensive background in the  clinical treatment of children and adolescents as well as adults.  He received his bachelor’s degree in psychology at the University of CT and completed his graduate work in clinical psychology at the University of Hartford in  CT, the Harold Abel School of Psychology, and the Graduate Theological Foundation in South Bend Indiana. Dr. Cordier worked on the evaluation and testing of children and teens with behavioral issues such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), oppositional defiance disorder (ODD), and conduct disorder (CD) while working on his practicum at Yale University. He also worked with children, teens, and adults in several Hospital PHPs, emergency psychiatric, and substance abuse centers throughout New England. Dr. Cordier received training in cognitive-behavioral methods at both the Albert Ellis Institute for REBT in NYC and the Aaron Beck Institute for cognitive therapy in Pennsylvania.   Thomas Cordier is a retired military officer who served over twenty years of exemplary service in the United States Air Force as a medic where he became a  military medical “MSC” officer specializing in hospital management and administration.