Ann Rosoff, PhD Psychologist
Dr. Rosoff has been in private practice as a clinical psychologist for over 30 years. She completed her doctoral work at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and did her formal clinical training there and at Northwestern University Medical Center in Chicago. She has been with the Green House Group since 1993. Ann works with individual adults and couples, and supervises other clinicians. Her work as a clinician and supervisor is integrative, utilizing a set of techniques that draw from multiple sources: psychodynamic, cognitive and family systems theories, as well as IFS, AEDP, and Somatic Experiencing. She is an EMDRIA Certified Consultant, and is skilled at integrating EMDR into the work she does. She is the author of two professional articles about EMDR psychotherapy:
Rosoff, A. L. (2019). How we do what we do: The therapist, EMDR, and treatment of complex trauma. Journal of EMDR Practice and Research, 13(1), 61–74. Doi.org/10.1891/1933-3196.13.1.61 Rosoff, A. L. & Korn, D. L. (2026) Treating survivors of complex developmental trauma: An agile approach to EMDR psychotherapy. (Manuscript in preparation).
The goals of her work vary according to each person's needs and challenges, but may include helping people to:
Move beyond the destructive impact of overwhelming negative childhood or adult experiences, including trauma, abuse, and war; Enhance effective coping, self-protection, and psychological growth during stressful life transitions such as divorce, loss, or illness; Resolve relationship problems and learn to function better within a family or relationship setting; Learn to cope successfully with emotional challenges like depression and anxiety.
Dr. Rosoff is a member of the EMDR International Association, the International Society for the Study of Trauma and Dissociation, and the New Hampshire Psychological Association. She is licensed in NH and is an approved PSYPACT practitioner, permitting her to deliver telehealth services to individuals located in PSYPACT member states. She accepts a limited number of insurances, including Anthem and Medicare, and those plans that allow for out-of-network benefits.
At present, she is accepting new professional consultees interested in developing their skills in EMDR and psychotherapy, but unfortunately not new clients.
Dr. Rosoff can be reached at 603-668-3050 Ext *28.
Rosoff, A. L. (2019). How we do what we do: The therapist, EMDR, and treatment of complex trauma. Journal of EMDR Practice and Research, 13(1), 61–74. Doi.org/10.1891/1933-3196.13.1.61 Rosoff, A. L. & Korn, D. L. (2026) Treating survivors of complex developmental trauma: An agile approach to EMDR psychotherapy. (Manuscript in preparation).
The goals of her work vary according to each person's needs and challenges, but may include helping people to:
Move beyond the destructive impact of overwhelming negative childhood or adult experiences, including trauma, abuse, and war; Enhance effective coping, self-protection, and psychological growth during stressful life transitions such as divorce, loss, or illness; Resolve relationship problems and learn to function better within a family or relationship setting; Learn to cope successfully with emotional challenges like depression and anxiety.
Dr. Rosoff is a member of the EMDR International Association, the International Society for the Study of Trauma and Dissociation, and the New Hampshire Psychological Association. She is licensed in NH and is an approved PSYPACT practitioner, permitting her to deliver telehealth services to individuals located in PSYPACT member states. She accepts a limited number of insurances, including Anthem and Medicare, and those plans that allow for out-of-network benefits.
At present, she is accepting new professional consultees interested in developing their skills in EMDR and psychotherapy, but unfortunately not new clients.
Dr. Rosoff can be reached at 603-668-3050 Ext *28.