The Center For Treatment Of Anxiety and Mood Disorders

The Center For Treatment Of Anxiety and Mood Disorders The Center for Treatment of Anxiety and Mood Disorders offers cutting edge therapy designed to get you on the road to a speedy recovery.

For over 30 years The Center for the Treatment of Anxiety and Mood Disorders has been providing care to children, adolescents and adults who suffer from anxiety and mood disorders. Founder and Clinical Director Andrew Rosen, PhD and Medical Director David Gross, MD have been working together to provide the highest level of clinical care from the outset. In recent years the Center has expanded its

services to offer additional help to individuals who suffer from problems with stress, marital issues, educational and vocational concerns, and those in need of Mindfulness and Resiliency Training. Our mental health professionals are specialists in the diagnosis and treatment of anxiety, mood disorders and stress disorders using scientifically-based interventions. We strive to help others learn to overcome their problems and go on to fully enjoy productive and meangingful lives employing specialized psychotherapies, pharmacotherapy and educational programs. We can help you take that first step toward feeling empowered and on a positive path to growth and well-being! Call our office at 561-496-1094 to schedule an appointment or fill out the forms below for new patients.

Depression can impact every aspect of a person’s life, from energy and motivation to relationships and daily functioning...
06/03/2026

Depression can impact every aspect of a person’s life, from energy and motivation to relationships and daily functioning. At The Center for Treatment of Anxiety and Mood Disorders, we provide evidence-based treatments that help clients better understand their experiences, challenge unhelpful thought patterns, and reconnect with meaningful activities. Our goal is to support each client in building sustainable strategies for improved mood and well-being.

Visit our website to learn more about how we treat depression: https://www.centerforanxietydisorders.com/

This month, we highlight the connection between identity, self-expression, and emotional well-being. Understanding these...
06/01/2026

This month, we highlight the connection between identity, self-expression, and emotional well-being. Understanding these connections is important. Support should reflect lived experiences.

Our brains are designed to protect us, but sometimes fear responses become exaggerated and lead to phobias that interfer...
05/27/2026

Our brains are designed to protect us, but sometimes fear responses become exaggerated and lead to phobias that interfere with daily life. Exposure therapy helps patients gradually face feared situations in a structured and supportive way, allowing the brain to learn that these triggers are not actually dangerous. Over time, avoidance decreases and confidence increases through repeated, successful experiences.

Read more about how exposure therapy helps treat phobias on our blog: https://www.centerforanxietydisorders.com/2025/08/04/exposure-therapy-for-phobias/

05/26/2026

New episode of the Two Shrinks and a Mic Podcast: When Saying No Isn't Enough: A Psychiatrist's Honest Take on Addiction Treatment
Description. Listen to the new episode here: https://twoshrinksandamic.buzzsprout.com/2506063/episodes/19233147-ep-49-when-saying-no-isn-t-enough-a-psychiatrist-s-honest-take-on-addiction-treatment

In this episode, Dr. Rosen and Dr. Gross sit down with addiction psychiatrist Dr. Adam Demner to talk about what actually happens — and what doesn't — when someone tries to get clean.
The conversation covers a lot of ground: why treating addiction without addressing the underlying psychology can backfire, how early psychoanalytic approaches actually drove some patients to drink more, and what the monkey bars have to do with recovery. Dr. Demner walks through the stages of change in plain terms, including what it looks like when someone's not even close to ready, and why that still doesn't mean treatment has nothing to offer.

They get into the 28-day rehab model, why the best outcomes often come from longer stays, and what physician recovery programs can teach us about the role of accountability versus insight. There's also a candid conversation about the growing cultural pressure around psychedelics and ma*****na — and why "the research supports it" isn't always what people think it means.

The throughline is something all three of them come back to: addiction treatment isn't a quick fix, it's rarely linear, and the goal isn't a diagnosis — it's a person.

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As we gather today, we also take time to honor and remember lives that made an impact. Shared remembrance can foster con...
05/25/2026

As we gather today, we also take time to honor and remember lives that made an impact. Shared remembrance can foster connection and healing. Supporting one another through reflection matters.

Social anxiety can make everyday interactions feel overwhelming, often leading to avoidance that reinforces fear over ti...
05/21/2026

Social anxiety can make everyday interactions feel overwhelming, often leading to avoidance that reinforces fear over time. At The Center for Treatment of Anxiety and Mood Disorders, we use evidence-based approaches such as Cognitive Behavior Therapy and exposure techniques to help clients gradually build confidence in social situations. Treatment focuses on reducing avoidance, improving coping skills, and creating meaningful change in how patients experience connection with others.

Visit our website to learn more about how we treat social anxiety: https://www.centerforanxietydisorders.com/

05/19/2026

New Podcast Episode! Is W**d Really as Harmless as Everyone Says?

Dr. David Gross and Dr. Andrew Rosen have been watching the ma*****na conversation shift for decades and they're not buying the hype. Learn more in their newest podcast episode: https://twoshrinksandamic.buzzsprout.com/

In this episode, they dig into why so many people are convinced ma*****na is harmless, or even healing, when the clinical picture tells a much messier story. Confirmation bias plays a starring role: we tend to seek out what confirms what we already want to believe, and the ma*****na industry has been very good at giving people exactly that.

The conversation covers what actually happens in the brain when cannabinoids move in and why THC's fat-soluble nature means it sticks around far longer than most users realize. They talk about state-dependent learning, the subtle but real effects on driving, and why today's ma*****na is nowhere near what it was in the 1960s. Same name, very different drug.

There's a lot of ground covered on the developing brain too. Why teenage use hits differently than starting in your 30s or 40s, what the research actually shows about schizophrenia risk, and why the frontal lobe matters more than most people appreciate.
The to***co comparison runs throughout, and it's hard to shake. It took decades and a mountain of lawsuits before the public caught up with what science was already saying.

They're worried we're on the same road with ma*****na, just further behind than we should be.

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Depression and bipolar disorder are complex mental health conditions that go beyond temporary changes in mood. These dis...
05/19/2026

Depression and bipolar disorder are complex mental health conditions that go beyond temporary changes in mood. These disorders can affect thoughts, energy levels, relationships, and daily functioning in ways that are often misunderstood. At The Center for Treatment of Anxiety and Mood Disorders, clinicians provide individualized, evidence-based care that helps patients better understand their symptoms and develop practical strategies for long term stability.

Read more on our blog by visiting our website: https://www.centerforanxietydisorders.com/2025/09/04/depression-and-bipolar/

Anxiety is often easy to dismiss, especially when you’re still meeting expectations, staying productive, and showing up ...
05/14/2026

Anxiety is often easy to dismiss, especially when you’re still meeting expectations, staying productive, and showing up day after day. In high-performing environments, constant worry, tension, and overthinking can start to feel “normal,” making it harder to recognize when stress has crossed into something more serious. Cultural messaging, social media, and even workplace dynamics can blur the line between everyday pressure and clinical anxiety, delaying people from seeking the support they need. But persistent anxiety doesn’t just stay in the background, it can impact focus, physical health, relationships, and long-term wellbeing. Recognizing when anxiety is being minimized is often the first step toward meaningful, lasting recovery.

Read our full blog article: https://www.centerforanxietydisorders.com/2026/03/13/why-anxiety-is-often-minimized/

At The Center for Treatment of Anxiety and Mood Disorders, we help clients build the skills needed to face fear with gre...
05/12/2026

At The Center for Treatment of Anxiety and Mood Disorders, we help clients build the skills needed to face fear with greater awareness and self-compassion. Growth often happens gradually through consistent effort, supported by evidence-based therapies that reduce avoidance and increase resilience. Each step forward contributes to meaningful and lasting change.

Visit our website to learn how we support anxiety recovery: https://www.centerforanxietydisorders.com/

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4600 Linton Boulevard, Ste 250
Delray Beach, FL
33445

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