Best Dr Andrew Rosen Podcasts (2025)

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No, You Don’t Have To Become The Grumpy Old Man with Dr Dan Leach 30:34

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Send us a text Men shouldn’t have to accept midlife decline as a foregone conclusion. We sit down with Dr Dan Leach—GP, health systems consultant, and founder of Valence Health—to unpack how evidence-based optimisation, honest conversations, and smart tracking can restore clarity, energy, and connection for men in their forties, fifties, and beyond…

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How A Life Insurance Rejection Sparked A Telehealth Revolution with Anthony Masiello 41:20

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Send us a text A life insurance denial at 33 can feel like a verdict. For Anthony Masiello, it became a turning point that led to losing 160 pounds, reversing multiple conditions, and ultimately building Lifestyle Telemedicine—a national platform where board‑certified physicians deliver lifestyle‑first, evidence‑based care through telehealth. We ta…

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Ep. 24 - Understanding ADHD and Anxiety Confusion 21:02

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Send us a text In this episode of Two Shrinks & A Mic, Dr. Andrew Rosen and Dr. David Gross explorewhy ADHD and anxiety disorders are so often confused. They break down busy thoughts, racing thoughts, obsessive loops, and the difference between pseudo ADHD and true ADHD that begins in childhood. They also explain how obsessive anxiety can mimic att…

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Ep. 23 - How to Tell OCD From Everyday Anxiety and What to Do About It 29:13

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Send us a text Tap into Two Shrinks and A Mic as Dr. Andrew Rosen and Dr. David Gross break down the real difference between everyday obsessive habits and true obsessive compulsive disorder. They explain how traits become disorders, why the brain craves certainty, and how overthinking, hypervigilance, and catastrophic thinking can take over daily l…

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Ep. 22 - Understanding Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and Why the Brain Won’t Let Go 26:42

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Send us a text In this episode of Two Shrinks and a Mic, Dr. Andrew Rosen and Dr. David Gross explore obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) and the thinking patterns that keep people trapped in endless loops of worry, checking, and self-doubt. They explain what distinguishes OCD from everyday overthinking, why uncertainty feels unbearable for those w…

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How A Navy Doctor Found Emergency Medicine And Reimagined Continuing Education with Dr Charles Pollack 40:36

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Send us a text What does a sustainable medical career look like when the pager never really goes silent? We sit down with Dr Charles Pollock to chart an uncommon route through Navy service, emergency departments, academic leadership, and a radical rethink of continuing education. His story starts with a military scholarship and a formative tour wit…

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What If Mental Health Focused On Prevention, Not Just Treatment with Dr Joanna Rosen 35:38

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Send us a text What if mental health treated prevention like medicine treats cholesterol—something you build for, measure, and maintain before the crisis? We sit down with Dr Joanna Rosen, a clinical psychologist and trauma consultant, to explore how the nervous system handles overwhelm, why symptoms are the body’s attempt to protect you, and how a…

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Restoring Women’s Pelvic Health With Functional Medicine with Leslie Jones 28:23

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Send us a text Painful periods, vulvar pain, and feeling dismissed by the system don’t have to be a life sentence. Functional medicine practitioner Leslie Jones explains why women’s pelvic health is so often misunderstood—and how a root cause approach can transform relentless pain without rushing to surgery. Leslie shares her recovery from severe L…

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From Anxiety To Authenticity: What Young People Need From Care And Communication with Helen James 19:27

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Send us a text The stories we tell about care shape whether families reach out—and what happens when they do. Child psychotherapist and founder Helen James joins us to unpack the quiet crisis in youth mental health, the rise in teen anxiety since lockdowns, and the hard truth that trust takes time. She explains why six or twelve sessions rarely cut…

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Your Therapist Is On Zoom, Not In Your Living Room with Rotem Mosche 23:53

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Send us a text Privacy, speed, and real human connection can coexist online—when the system is built with intention. We sit down with Rotem Moshe, executive clinical director at Stepstone Connect, to unpack how telehealth is reshaping mental health care for first responders, rural communities, and anyone who needs therapy to fit life, not the other…

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How Decolonial Therapy Helps Families Thrive with Ana Irazabal De Sanchez 30:31

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Send us a text Feeling pressured to “have it all together” after birth? We sit down with Dr Ana Irazabal DeSanchez—licensed clinical social worker, doctor of social work and certified perinatal mental health professional—to unpack what truly supports families during conception, pregnancy, loss and postpartum. Drawing on her story as an immigrant fr…

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Ep. 21 - Understanding Social Anxiety: Real Causes, Symptoms, and Treatments That Work 30:35

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Send us a text In this insightful episode of Two Shrinks & A Mic, Dr. Andrew Rosen and Dr. David Gross break down one of the most common yet misunderstood conditions—social anxiety disorder. They explain how it differs from shyness, introversion, or antisocial behavior, and why it’s become increasingly prevalent in today’s post-pandemic, social med…

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From Pitch-Side Physio To Scalable Digital Triage For Musculoskeletal Health with Peter Grinbergs 35:57

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Send us a text If you could cut months of waiting into minutes of meaningful help, how much would outcomes improve? We sit down with Peter Grinbergs, co-founder of EQL and former elite sport physio, to unpack how musculoskeletal care can be faster, safer, and more equitable when data, design, and clinicians work together. Peter traces the path from…

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From Trend To Truth: What Rising ADHD Diagnoses Really Mean with Dr Antonietta Pirillo 37:12

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Send us a text The headlines say ADHD is “everywhere.” We ask why it took so long to see it. Dr Antonietta Pirello, consultant clinical psychologist and founder of the Spectrum Clinic, joins us to map the real forces behind rising diagnoses: updated DSM‑5 criteria, long‑ignored inattentive presentations, and a culture that is only now recognising h…

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Why Health Practitioners Don’t Need To Be Everything To Everyone with Ben Fleisher 30:37

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Send us a text Burnout thrives in the space between good intentions and leaky boundaries—and that’s exactly where we go with licensed acupuncturist and zero balancing teacher, Ben Fleisher. From early studies in Buddhism and meditation to founding Woodstock Healing Arts in upstate New York, Ben shows how grounded rituals and collaborative care can …

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Authenticity As Competitive Advantage In Eye Care with Helena Stengel 25:30

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Send us a text Walk into a busy independent optician and you’ll feel it right away: the pace, the care, the quiet choreography that makes a complex clinic look effortless. Helena Stengel, a dispensing optician and director of a 90-year-old UK practice, takes us behind the counter to show how authentic communication and advanced technology can coexi…

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Ep. 20 - Why We Can’t Sleep Anymore and How to Fix It 26:20

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Send us a text Psychiatrist Dr. David Gross and psychologist Dr. Andrew Rosen explore the complex world of sleep—why it’s so hard to get, how stress and overstimulation keep us up at night, and why good sleep hygiene is essential for mental health. From doom-scrolling to over-the-counter sleep aids, the doctors break down what’s really sabotaging y…

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How A Former NFL Player Rebuilt Purpose And Designed A Trauma-Informed Recovery Model with Tim Massaquoi 33:10

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Send us a text What if healing looked less like a waiting room and more like a community hub filled with movement, mindfulness, and real-world support? That’s the vision Tim Massaquoi brings as Executive Director of a recovery centre serving families after a mass shooting in Southwest Philadelphia. His journey from the NFL to psychotherapy and lead…

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Ep. 19 - The Power of Teamwork in Treating Anxiety 27:26

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Send us a text In this insightful episode of Two Shrinks & A Mic, Dr. Andrew Rosen and Dr. David Gross explore how true healing from anxiety requires a balanced partnership between psychotherapy and psychiatry. They share real-life examples from their practices and unpack the science of how our brains rewire through active learning, practice, and c…

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How Tiny Behaviour Changes Beat Complex Illness And Slash Hospital Visits with Dr John Oberg 33:46

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Send us a text What if the fix for “non-adherence” isn’t motivation, but the size of the next step? We sit down with Dr John Oberg of Precina Health to unpack a protocol that treats the whole person and then shrinks change until success is likely. Starting with medication correctness and adherence, and only then moving to lifestyle when someone is …

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It’s Not “Just Teeth”: Why Your Jaw Runs The Show with Dr Suzie Bergman 29:55

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Send us a text A car accident in her teens didn’t just change Dr Suzie Bergman’s life; it changed her field. After years of surgeries and a total TMJ joint replacement, Suzie turned personal pain into a mission to rebuild how we care for orofacial pain—by uniting dentistry with medicine, sleep, rehabilitation, and behavioural health. We dig into wh…

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Work, Health, And The Disability Gap with Dr Karen Wallace 28:08

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Send us a text What if healthcare could keep more people in good work, not just treat them after they fall out of it? Dr Karen Wallace, GP and Director of Clinical Partnerships at Maximus UK, takes us inside disability medicine and functional assessments, where the focus shifts from diagnosis to day‑to‑day function and real‑world capability. Across…

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How A Surgeon Built Lean, Patient-First Orthopaedics with Mr Murali Bhat 31:57

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Send us a text What if half the fracture clinic queue never needed to be there at all? We sit down with a veteran hand and upper limb surgeon whose career spans elite sport, complex wrist trauma, and a passion for redesigning care so patients get help faster, safer, and with far less hassle. From the early days of noticing waste in patient pathways…

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From Branding To Better Therapy: Rebuilding Mental Health Service Around Dignity with Maryam Meddin 41:05

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Send us a text A single two-hour session that left more questions than answers became the catalyst for change. We sit down with The Soke founder Maryam Meddin to trace how a painful first brush with psychotherapy pushed her to redesign the entire care journey around human dignity, safety, and clarity. From the first phone call to the moment a clien…

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Sleep Without The Quick Fix with Emma Gawne 38:09

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Send us a text Sleep shouldn’t demand that parents ignore their instincts. We sit down with Emma Gawne, a certified sleep coach and founder of Help Baby Sleep, to unpack a humane, evidence-based approach that respects infant biology, attachment, and the realities of family life. Emma’s personal journey through poor guidance and postnatal depression…

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How Exposure, Creativity, And Compassion Rewire Anxiety with Jonny Baker 36:19

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Send us a text The gap between fear and freedom is often smaller than it feels. We sit down with therapist and coach Jonny Baker to unpack how integrative hypnotherapy, NLP, guided meditation, and psychotherapy principles combine to help people move from spirals of anxiety into steadier, more connected lives. Johnny’s route from art school to hypno…

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Hidden Epidemic: Low Testosterone And Men’s Health with Dr Zak Zafrani 31:20

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Send us a text Feeling flat, foggy, or unlike yourself is not a personality flaw. It can be a hormone story hiding in plain sight. We sit down with Dr Zak Zafrani, a GP with a specialist focus on men’s health, to unpack why testosterone deficiency is often missed, how stigma keeps men quiet, and what a safe, evidence-based path forward looks like w…

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Ep. 18 - Understanding the First Step Toward Healing 22:38

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Send us a text For many, that first therapy session is one of the hardest steps toward healing. In this episode, Dr. Andrew Rosen and Dr. David Gross talk about what it’s really like to walk into a mental health professional’s office for the first time. From breaking old stereotypes about “shrinks” to explaining how trust and hope begin to form, th…

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From SEO Myths to Meaningful Growth: Dr Larry Stanleigh on Trust, Teams, and Relationship-Based Healthcare 34:05

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Send us a text A bigger ad budget won’t fix a leaky back door. Dr Larry Stanleigh joins us to show how sustainable growth in healthcare comes from relationships, not campaigns—and why most clinics overspend on SEO while underinvesting in trust. Larry’s path spans general dentistry, cosmetic work, periodontal care, and a deep niche in orofacial pain…

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Reimagining Therapy: From Talk to Energy, Trauma to Transformation with Ruthie Smith 33:16

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Send us a text What if therapy could feel lighter, calmer, and more grounded—without losing depth? We sit down with psychotherapist, trainer, and author Ruthie Smith to explore a practical way of working that brings the mind, body, and subtle energy into one coherent process. Ruthie shares how a formative career in psychoanalysis evolved after one …

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When Parents Lead: Nicole Runyon on Tech, Limits, and Raising Resilient Kids 29:18

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Send us a text A wave of teen distress has swept through otherwise loving, intact families—panic attacks, self-harm, school avoidance—without the trauma histories clinicians typically expect. Psychotherapist and parent coach Nicole Runyon traces a common thread: unbounded devices and a culture that prizes comfort over challenge. We dive into how th…

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How a Paediatrician-turned-Entrepreneur Built a Lean, Tech-Savvy Allergy Practice that Makes Immediate Impact with Dr Loren Isakson 23:24

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Send us a text What does it take to build a modern allergy and immunology clinic that actually moves the needle for patients? We sit down with Dr Loren Isakson, founder of North Star Allergy, Asthma and Immunology, to unpack the choices behind a lean telemedicine launch, a thoughtful pivot to in-person care, and a day-to-day practice that treats sn…

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Inside a Psychiatrist’s Craft: Care, Balance, and Better Medicine wih Dr Sharon Winters 37:40

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Send us a text What if “work-life balance” isn’t a tug of war at all, but a single timeline you learn to steer? That’s the lens Dr Sharon Winters brings to four decades in psychiatry, blending rigorous medicine with a deeply human, relationship-first approach that feels increasingly rare. We sit down with the board-certified psychiatrist and child …

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Send us a text What if you could get the same high-quality medical imaging at half the price? Dr. Kristen Dickerson turned this question into a nationwide healthcare revolution when she founded Green Imaging after watching hospital acquisitions triple imaging prices overnight in her community. The radiologist-entrepreneur discovered a powerful insi…