Andrea Rosenhaft is a Contributor at Insider. She specializes in mental health topics, drawing from her personal experiences with anorexia, major depression, and borderline personality disorder, as well as her work as the founder of BWellBStrong, a treatment consultation service. Andrea's insights have also been featured in Psychology Today.
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Andrea's coverage primarily focuses on mental health and wellbeing, with a significant emphasis on citing data and providing expert commentary. She tends to cover topics related to mental health, therapy, depression, aging, and self-disclosure.
Given the prevalence of data citations in Andrea’s articles, she may be particularly interested in pitches that include access to new research findings or surveys related to mental health trends or therapy practices. Additionally, given her focus on expert commentary for these sensitive topics like mental illness and aging alone concerns; she would likely appreciate pitches from professionals who can provide actionable advice and insights into these subjects.
While no specific geographic focus is mentioned for Andrea's coverage area in the articles provided; it can be inferred that her themes are universal in nature without being tied specifically to one region.
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Personal Perspective: I've been in my apartment for 30 years, and may be here another 30. This is what aging alone and in place looks like for me.
Personal Perspective: It took a major medical event for me to realize that I may feel unworthy of the good things happening in my life.
Personal Perspective: The elderly experience the highest rate of suicidal ideation, often driven by social disconnection.
Personal Perspective: I worked hard to get a promotion but I know personal issues may still pop up.
Choosing your hard is linked to making a decision to pursue the difficult path with intentionality.
Personal Perspective: Is long-term psychotherapy more effective for complex conditions? In my case it was. Working with a psychiatrist for 11 years saved my life.
Suicide Crisis Syndrome is a proposed condition that describes the feeling of utter hopelessness often felt by the most suicidal clients.
