WELCOME TO INSIGHTS INTO AGING

We co-founded this company to offer excellent continuing education on topics related to clinical geropsychology.

We believe it’s important for mental health professionals to be knowledgeable and sensitive to the cultural complexities of working with older adults.

Who We Are

Amy Rosett, Ph.D.
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Amy Rosett, Ph.D., is a clinical psychologist, offering psychotherapy and consultation, often regarding aging issues, in her private practice. She has extensive clinical and staff training experience in long-term care settings from 1996 – 2013. She began teaching classes about Medicare and other geropsychology issues in 2013 and in 2017 became an APA-approved sponsor of continuing education courses. Dr. Rosett was the principal author of the Medicare Primer for Mental Health Professionals on GeroCentral.org. She served on the Board of Psychologists in Long Term Care. Dr. Rosett is the 2010 President and a former Board Member of the Los Angeles County Psychological Association. She co-founded Insights into Aging with Dr. Stacy Reger in 2024.
Stacy Reger, Ph.D.
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Stacy Reger, Ph.D., is a clinical geropsychologist working in private practice conducting capacity, neuropsychological, and psychological assessments, as well as psychotherapy. She has a decade of experience working with older adults at the VA in various clinical settings, including long-term care, hospice, spinal cord injury inpatient and outpatient clinics, and in neuropsychology assessment clinics. Her areas of expertise include aging, disability, and trauma and has been teaching advanced level courses since 2007. Dr. Reger was the director of training for the APA-accredited internship at Long Beach VA Medical Center. She has served on the Board of the Los Angeles County Psychological Association since 2015. She co-founded Insights into Aging with Dr. Amy Rosett in 2024.

Not Just for Psychologists

We know there are many folks working with older adults in various roles who want to know more about the complexities of aging. Other professionals working with older adults, like attorneys, fiduciaries, physicians, nurses, and case managers can benefit from learning with us! Some of our courses are also helpful for caregivers and family members who want a better understanding of aging. We welcome learners of every background and role.

Older adults deserve skilled mental health care

Only 1 – 2% of mental health professionals specialize in aging, yet many work with older adults but haven’t had much training in this area.