Welcome to My Clinical Practice 

If you are considering seeing me for psychotherapy, the following information about me and my practice should help you decide whether we might be a good fit.

For New Patients and Clients

I will meet with you two or three times to get know you, your goals for treatment, and the specific nature of your concerns, as well as what has been—and has not been—helpful to you in the past. After this, I will suggest various possible approaches to treatment and together we will sift through them to find the one(s) that feel right for you.

I have had training in a variety of theoretical approaches of psychotherapy including cognitive-behavioral therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, family systems therapycouples therapy, and psychodynamic therapy. The type of treatment I recommend will depend in part on the nature of your problem(s), the ways that you best learn about yourself, and the ways that you have successfully reduced your distress and addressed your problems in the past. It is also possible that I may recommend other types of treatment for which I do not have appropriate training; in such cases, I would refer you to a colleague who has a particular expertise that best fits you and the nature of your problem.

My areas of expertise include treating:

  • people with eating disorderssuch as anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa
  • people with insomnia (I am certified in CBT-I, cognitive-behavioral therapy for insomnia, the first-line treatment for insomnia)
  • people with anxiety disorders, such as problems with panic, phobias, and obsessive-compulsive disorder.
  • people with depression
  • couples 
  • adults with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder or others looking for executive function coaching.
  • families in which all members in therapy are adults
  • people with relationship problems
  • people struggling with the psychological effects of infertility and fertility treatments
  • people with work-related issues
  • people who are trying to figure out “who they are

In addition, I have been certified in clinical hypnosis, and may also recommend that we use hypnosis as a way to make our work together more efficient. To learn more about hypnosis click here and here. If this is something that interests you, please let me know during our sessions. I also have training in using the Flash Technique; if you are interested in using that, please let me know. I use the Gottman Method Couples Therapy in my work with couples, a well-researched method for treating couples, as well as other couples therapy approaches, as warranted. I have also been certified to treat adults with ADHD, and in discernment counseling, which helps couples considering separating

(Before you contact me, you may want to read the brief overview of my general office policies. Please note that I am not an "in-network provider" for any insurance plans, which means that you may receive anywhere from zero to partial reimbursement for our sessions, depending on your plan and whether you are able to obtain "pre-authorization" for our work together. You may want to contact your health insurance provider before you contact me to find out whether they will reimburse you for visits--I would be an "out-of-network provider." If they will at least partially reimburse you, you should determine whether you have a deductible as well as co-payments.)

I look forward to working with you.  


Robin S. Rosenberg, Ph.D., ABPP
Clinical Psychologist

Email: 

Licensed in: 
CA #24085; CT 
#4254; MA 
#4604; NY #021395; UT #
10834698-2501;
FL #
TPPY1750 for telehealth: 
https://flhealthsource.gov/telehealth