Dr. Rosner has been great, consistently, over the 2 years she's been seeing our child. She's also helpful, professional, and generously accessible. I don't know that it's her job to care, exactly (rather than help, which can be done even without caring), but she clearly cares deeply. We are sincerely grateful to her.

Submitted May 10, 2019

Dr. Rosner has been great for our kid. She's compassionate, responsive, helpful, and my kid likes/trusts her. She has also been communicative/helpful/supportive to us. Everyone has their own experiences; whatever. I feel it's _my_ ethical obligation to note that Dr. Rosner has been, in pretty much every sense, great re. my kid, and our family. She's not your friend. She's not your kid's friend. She's a professional doing a job. How good a job you might perceive her to do depends on you, your kid, and the situation. I recommend her.

Submitted Feb. 14, 2019

Very supportive, empathic and insightful. Helped me understand things so I could make positive changes and move on with my life. Extremely helpful. I would definitely recommend her to others.

Submitted Jan. 27, 2011

To say the least I think this lady needs a psychologist of her own. She is very strange. We sent our daughter to see her , and she did very little to help her. The Pediatrician we have diagnosed the medication our daughter is on. Rosner did absolutely nothing else. In a nutshell she was useless. She absolutely remembered to bill us on time every month though. She also stated our daughter would have seperation anxiety if we discontinued seeing her. Our daughter hasnt mentioned her once in the past year we stopped going to her. She was a waste of time and money.

Submitted May 20, 2008