MatthewÌýTomatz

  • LPC
  • LAC
  • CGP
  • Embedded Team Manager
  • Embedded Therapist for the College of Music
Matthew Tomatz

Matthew joined CAPS in 2008 and has served thousands of Å·ÃÀ¿Ú±¬ÊÓƵ students in various capacities. Matthew holds a Master of Arts in Psychology (Contemplative Psychotherapy) from Naropa University, a Master of Music from the University of Cincinnati College - Conservatory of Music, and a Bachelor of Music with a certification to teach from the University of Houston.

Prior to joining CAPS, Matthew worked in a variety of settings including drug and alcohol treatment programs, an adult offender therapy program, The Å·ÃÀ¿Ú±¬ÊÓƵ AIDS Project, and private practice. Before entering the field of psychotherapy, he studied music education and trumpet performance and worked as assistant dean for the Aspen Music Festival and School. He is also a certified yoga instructor and trained meditation teacher.

Matthew draws on experiences as a psychotherapist, educator, yoga and meditation instructor, and group facilitator to cultivate a unique way of working with students and the challenges they face. Matthew utilizes a variety of contemplative and psychodynamic therapeutic techniques and a multicultural approach to create a dynamic and purposeful clinical experience. His intention is to help students understand themselves better, develop meaningful relationships, live in accordance with what matters most to them, and meet their goals.

Pronouns: he/him/his

Education

  • MA: Psychology, Naropa University, Boulder, CO
  • MM:ÌýUniversity of Cincinnati College, Conservatory of Music
  • BM:ÌýUniversity of Houston

Areas of interest

Performance/peak performance, Veterans, mindfulness/meditation, relationships, anxiety, men’s issues, chronic illness or injury, spirituality/religion, multicultural concerns, substance use disorders, anger, procrastination/motivation, and finding your way to living the life you want.

Thing You'd Most Like to Do

Orbit the earth.

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