Dr. Gotler specializes in the evaluation and treatment of anxiety, mood, impulse control (including ADHD), and adjustment disorders, and also has extensive experience working with adolescents dealing with bullying/relational aggression. 

She has worked with adults, adolescents, children, couples, and families in a variety of inpatient and outpatient settings and has extensive experience doing parent training, school consultations, and psychological and behavioral assessments.  Additionally, while earning her doctorate in psychology, Dr. Gotler conducted research focused on increasing prevention and intervention strategies for adolescent girls coping with relational aggression/bullying (also known as "mean girls" issues).  

Dr. Gotler primarily uses cognitive behavioral therapy for the treatment of psychological difficulties, but integrates aspects of other treatment orientations to meet the individual needs of her patients and families.  These techniques include psychodynamic, interpersonal, dialectical behavior therapy (including mindfulness), behavior modification, and family systems.

She provides the following services in her practice:

• Individual psychotherapy for children, adolescents, and adults
• Couples therapy 
• Parent training (including co-parenting work with couples going through a divorce)
• Family therapy
• Consultation/ behavioral assessment in school or home
• School consultations, including but not limited to bullying and other relational aggression