Dan Rosen, Ph.D. – Licensed Psychologist – Philosophy

Daniel C. Rosen, Ph.D. - Licensed Psychologist

As a cognitive-behavioral therapist, I am interested in exploring the relationship between how you think, how you feel, and what you do in challenging situations and relationships. My approach integrates mindfulness traditions focused on being present with the here-and-now experience and is aimed at supporting you in taking action consistent with your personal values.

My practice is informed by the following principles:

The Purposeful Life
I support my clients in creating purposeful lives in pursuit of optimal health. I facilitate my clients in taking on the challenging work of living their lives fully and in accordance with their values. Often, the question of “What matters most?” arises early in the therapeutic process and guides future work.

Treating the Whole Person
The integration of mind, body, and spirit is essential to my understanding of health and well-being. I believe that in addition to understanding our experiences of self and family, our work is strengthened through an awareness of how multiple dimensions of identity have impacted us.

Acceptance & Mindfulness
I invite clients to deepen their understanding of their present experience, giving specific attention to thoughts and feelings they’ve been unwilling to let in. I draw from the Acceptance and Commitment Therapy tradition, an approach that supports psychological flexibility and committed action.

Evidence-Based Practice
Though much of psychotherapy is an art, science plays an indispensable role in our work together. I believe that scientific research serves an essential function in promoting successful and ethical care, and continually strive to integrate research of validated treatment approaches into my practice.