Dr. Rosenstock has worked in the field of psychology since 1999. She began her career working with abused teenage girls living in a group home. She traveled to London, England in 1999 to study Psychology at The University Rohampton Surrey where she completed intensive coursework in Existential, Developmental and Aging psychology. She then returned to BIOLA University to complete her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and minor in Religious Studies.

Dr. Rosenstock entered graduate school at Pepperdine University where she obtained a Master’s Degree in Alternative Dispute Resolution. She completed her Masters Degree requirements in The Hague, Netherlands where she was accepted into International Institute for Mediation and Conflict Resolution (IIMCR) through Erasmus University, Holland. There she and other students from around the world studied international conflict resolution from world leaders and other influential people involved in the field. Dr. Rosenstock worked with nonprofit organizations, Small Claims Court and the Superior Court conducting mediations and promoting alternative dispute resolution for three years.

Dr. Rosenstock completed her second Masters Degree and Ph.D. from the California School of Professional Psychology. Her training emphasis was Individual, Couples and Family Psychotherapy. During that time Dr. Rosenstock began administering Learning Disability Assessments for college students for two years. She also conducted assessments and worked as an advocate for people with developmental disabilities over a period of five years.

In 2003 Dr. Rosenstock began work as a therapist at the Southern California Counseling Center, an outpatient treatment center, where she worked with a diverse clientele. There she was trained in Humanistic and Cognitive-Behavioral therapy. The following year, Dr. Rosenstock worked at the Wright Institute of Los Angeles (WILA) another diverse clinic where she was trained in Psychoanalytic theory. Dr. Rosenstock spent two years at the Maple Counseling Center where she continued to see a diverse population of individuals, couples and families.

In 2015 Dr. Rosenstock went through an extensive 2 year training to specialize trauma treatment, through the use of EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing Therapy). This highly effective approach is ideal for addressing acute stress and PTSD. Dr. Rosenstock achieved EMDRIA Certification through advanced study and training. She is dedicated to continued professional growth and keeps up to date on the latest research and clinical modalities in effort to have an effective practice.

Dr. Rosenstock is currently working in private practice in Brentwood, California. Located just west of the 405 in Los Angeles, California. She continues to work with an ethnically, economically, and clinically diverse population who consist of a wide range of ages.