Meyerrose is an individual and family counselor, who specializes in treatment of anxiety disorders and substance abuse. Meyerrose specializes in adolescent, adult, and family cognitive-behavioral therapy. This therapeutic philosophy examines how a person's perceptions affect their mental health. It is highly regarded for its success in helping people recover from depression, anxiety, and addictions.
Cognitive distortions contribute to negative and self-destructive thoughts, moods, and behaviors.
Meyerrose uses these highly effective treatments to work with individuals who have obsessive-compulsive disorder, anxiety disorders, trichotillomania, and addictions. Previously, Anna Meyerrose was at West Central Behavioral Health, Dartmouth-Hitchcock, where she provided individual and group therapy to teens, adults, and families. Meyerrose also counseled consumers at McLean Hospital in both substance abuse and anxiety disorders. At Harvard University Health Services, Meyerrose coordinated and managed mental health education programs for students. DHPA offers evaluation and treatment services for a full range of mental health and substance abuse issues to individuals of every age.