Education
Dr. Brad Rosenfield received his bachelor's degree from Temple University and graduated
summa cum laude and as a President's Scholar. He completed his master's coursework
at Chestnut Hill College and received his Doctor of Psychology in Clinical Psychology
at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, receiving Meritorious Distinction
and the Dean's Award for Academic Excellence. Dr. Rosenfield completed his practicum
and post-graduate training at the University of Pennsylvania's Adult ADHD Treatment
and Research Program of the Center for Cognitive Therapy.
Courses
Cognitive Therapy
Human Diversity and Multicultural Counseling
Sleep Disorders
Practicum Seminar
Research
Dr. Rosenfield's current research, CBT for Dementia Prevention, hopes to create a
multidisciplinary intervention for our elders to ameliorate the progression of mild
cognitive impairment and Alzheimer's Disease. This project is a collaboration between
PCOM, A.T. Beck, the Beck Institute for Cognitive Behavior Therapy and Aaron T. Beck
Psychopathology Research Center.
Dr. Rosenfield also actively researches the relationship between cognitive distortions
and various psychiatric conditions such as ADHD, MCI/Dementia, substance use disorders,
and disorders of mood, anxiety, sleep and personality.