Ott Counseling

Ott Counseling This is the business page for Ott Counseling: a growing therapy practice.

Frequently Addressed Areas & Concerns:

Anxiety/Depression
Life transitions
Relationship Issues
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
Mood Disorders
Trauma/PTSD
Compassion-fatigue/Burnout
Personality Disorders
Infertility
Pregnancy loss (miscarriages, stillbirths, terminations)
Grief & Loss
Pregnancy/Postpartum Mental Health Struggles
Personal Growth Goals

04/15/2026

The next time you're in, take a good vibe and leave one if you have the capacity.

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Richard Manuel is accepting new clients with immediate availability!He works mainly with adults offering supportive ther...
04/15/2026

Richard Manuel is accepting new clients with immediate availability!

He works mainly with adults offering supportive therapy and trauma therapies. He truly meets his clients where they are and offers insight and support with everything from trauma resolution, relationship challenges, work stress, challenges navigating the current landscape of our world, and coping with depression, anxiety, and more.

Give us a call at 716-586-2230 or email Richard or our office manager, Kate directly to get set up.
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We're back baby!! Another round of Pogressive Counting training coming this Fall. Plenty of time to register, and get ea...
04/12/2026

We're back baby!! Another round of Pogressive Counting training coming this Fall. Plenty of time to register, and get early bird pricing and opt for a payment plan!

🎉30 CE’s included🎉

Progressive Counting (PC) is a highly effective trauma resolution method that can be used with children, adolescents, and adults. It is well tolerated, and highly effective in reducing emotional reactivity and behaviors associated with trauma. It will shift your clients from just managing symptoms day to day, to truly healing trauma wounds.

In this training, not only will you learn Progressive Counting, but you will also learn about polyvagal theory, attachment, dissociation, and FLASH technique!

ADDITIONALLY, we offer a discounted rate and shortened training offered to EMDR therapists who were trained by TICTI (Trauma Institute/Child Trauma Institute only).

Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions about how this training may be able to assist you in working with your clients.

We look forward to seeing you in the fall!

Sign up here ➡️ https://nicolewolasztherapy.com/progressive-counting/

Every child is unique, as are their parents — their therapy should be, too. Our latest blog breaks down different types ...
12/03/2025

Every child is unique, as are their parents — their therapy should be, too. Our latest blog breaks down different types of therapy for children in clear, caregiver-friendly language, so you can feel confident choosing the right fit. 💛

Our newest staffer, Mary Gannon, specializes in supporting infants, children, and parents, and her schedule is open for January.

Read more here:

Just like there’s no “one perfect therapy” for adults, there isn’t a single right choice for every child. Learn more about child therapy options in our recent blog!

10/12/2025

How we feel and the emotions we experience are a central part of our mental health. Conversely how we respond to emotions is critical for our health, mental and physical. While they can perplexing, stubborn, frustrating, annoying, frightening and downright depressing at times, emotions are a fundamental and necessary part of brain functioning. In fact, they are central to being human.

Unfortunately societal beliefs often tells us we shouldn’t have emotions or some emotions are bad. Telling your brain it shouldn’t have emotions is like telling your heart not to beat or your lungs not to breathe, and it doesn’t make your brain very happy.

Emotions don’t always feel nice and can make us want to run away from them. And like any avoidance, short term this seems to work, we feel relieved. But inside your brain is feeling pretty annoyed at trying to hold it all in.

How you respond to your emotions is important. Research shows suppressing, berating and shaming emotions doesn’t help us deal with them at all and just creates more stress and make emotions feel even more difficult.

Naming, validating, expressing and recognising emotions seems to help us process them and help us become friends with them, rather than them having power over us. It seems to soothe those emotions and instead of adding a layer of more stress and difficult feelings, helps us deal with the ones we have.

read more about the science of emotions and how we can help our emotions in my books
📕‘A Toolkit for your Emotions’.
📚 A toolkit for modern life
📖 A toolkit for happiness

Join us for PC training!Only a week left of early bird pricing!!!Link in comments for brochure and registration.
08/24/2025

Join us for PC training!

Only a week left of early bird pricing!!!

Link in comments for brochure and registration.

08/06/2025

This is funny…. But in reality It’s hard to open up but it becomes even harder when you are rejected with a pacifying comment in response to your pleads for help

REMINDER: SPACE IS STILL AVAILABLE FOR PROGRESSIVE COUNTING THIS FALL! :)
07/23/2025

REMINDER: SPACE IS STILL AVAILABLE FOR PROGRESSIVE COUNTING THIS FALL! :)

06/04/2025

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📣📣📣 Attention clinicians and human service workers (i.e. mental health counselors, social workers, marriage and family t...
05/30/2025

📣📣📣 Attention clinicians and human service workers (i.e. mental health counselors, social workers, marriage and family therapists, psychologists, graduate students, etc!) 📣📣📣

We’re excited to invite you to an in-depth, virtual, interactive Progressive Counting training.

Registration is now open!

🧠 What Is Progressive Counting (PC)?
PC is a highly effective and well-tolerated method for resolving trauma and loss memories. It can be used with clients of all ages and integrates seamlessly with phase-based trauma treatment. PC is often preferred over EMDR for its simplicity, cost-effectiveness, and client comfort.

LIVE Online | October 2025 – March 2026

Taught by expert trauma trainer Nicole Wolasz, LCSW-R, along with Laura Ott, LCSW, and Lori Chiarmonte, LCSW
Special Guest: Annie Monaco, LCSW-R, RPT

Includes:
✅ 30 CEs | 12 EMDRIA CEs
✅ Progressive Counting textbook & scripts
✅ Practice via Zoom breakout rooms
✅ Optional low-cost consultation groups post-training

💡 Ideal for:
Therapists already trained in trauma modalities (EMDR, TF-CBT, etc.), especially those working with perinatal populations, children, or dissociative clients.

💲 Registration:

$850 Early Bird by Sept 1, 2025

$899 after Sept 1

$575 for Trauma Institute-trained EMDR therapists

Register by September 20th to receive materials in time

👉 Link to registration & flyer in comment section. 🔗

Let’s grow your trauma toolkit with a method your clients will appreciate and you’ll feel confident using!!!

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02/26/2025

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3871 Harlem Road Suite 206
Cheektowaga, NY
14215

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