by Dr. Andrew Rosen | Jul 15, 2016 | Child Anxiety, Phase of Life Anxiety
We’ve passed the midpoint of the summer vacation break and parents and children are beginning to think about the upcoming school year. This is the time to start planning for new clothes and school supplies, including the dorm room items you’ll need if your child will...
by Dr. Andrew Rosen | Jun 18, 2016 | Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Phase of Life Anxiety
Welcoming a new family member into your household is an exciting and joyous event. There is so much anticipation about the new baby and women often go through their pregnancy daydreaming about happy things: who will the baby will look like, what will their first words...
by Dr. Andrew Rosen | Nov 15, 2014 | General Anxiety, Phase of Life Anxiety
College is supposed to be the highlight of young adult lives. It represents a time for independence, new experiences, and carefree living before the “real world” and true responsibilities kick in. So why is it that today’s college students are so susceptible to so...
by Dr. Andrew Rosen | Oct 22, 2014 | Child Anxiety, Phase of Life Anxiety
Dieting and the body image concerns that lead to it are nothing new in our society. But what happens when innocent dieting becomes something worse? The effects of eating disorders, when left untreated, can result in damage to almost all organ systems, as well as...
by Dr. Andrew Rosen | Jan 24, 2013 | Phase of Life Anxiety
In recent years our nation’s unemployment rate has reached unforeseen heights. This means unprecedented numbers of people are out there looking for a job and hoping they’re the lucky candidate to seep through the cracks. This also means a lot of rejection for people...
by Dr. Andrew Rosen | Jul 19, 2012 | Phase of Life Anxiety
Sadly, divorce has become a common aspect of American culture. With more couples divorcing on a regular basis, there are plenty of test studies to support the U.S. Surgeon General’s claim that 30-40% of those undergoing divorce experience a significant increase in the...
