Rogers Behavioral Health in Tampa

Serving children, adolescents, and adults with anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, ARFID, binge eating disorder, and other eating disorders, our treatment offers supervised meals, nutritional education, and medical monitoring. Patients have an individualized care plan and a treatment approach structured around evidence-based cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), with an emphasis on graduated exposure and response prevention (ERP).

Life can be intensely uncomfortable for anyone living with the paralyzing, unending OCD, and anxiety-related disorders. During treatment, children, adolescents, and adults learn strategies to reduce the symptoms of OCD, such as rituals, avoidance, or overwhelming fears.

Our evidence-based therapies for OCD combine cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT); exposure and response prevention (ERP); medication management; individual, group and family therapy; and experiential therapy.

Rogers provides leading, specialized treatment for those suffering from mental health issues and substance use at the same time. It’s critical to identify and treat mental health issues such as OCD and anxiety, or depression and other mood disorders, along with the addiction.

Led by a multidisciplinary team, our programs use an evidence-based approach, including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), twelve step facilitation (TSF) therapy, and motivational enhancement therapy (MET).

The effects of trauma and untreated PTSD cause those affected to relive events, avoid them entirely, or experience heightened emotions.

At Rogers we provide care for those struggling with trauma and PTSD through evidence-based treatment that research shows is the most effective for reducing symptoms. Therapy you may engage in as part of your treatment plan include cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy (TF-CBT), prolonged exposure therapy for PTSD (PE), behavioral activation (BA), experiential therapy, and family involvement.

When you experience repetitive negative thoughts, avoid activities you once enjoyed, have difficulty managing your emotions, or experience another challenging mental health symptom, it can be difficult to make the changes needed to regain the life you enjoy. 

In Primary Behavioral Health, adults and teens learn to understand their current coping strategies and how these strategies impact their mental health. While building foundational life skills, individuals gain the tools they need to succeed on their mental health journey and live a more fulfilling life. Skill development is guided by evidence-based cognitive behavioral therapy strategies that are commonly shared across behavioral activation, exposure and response prevention (ERP), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT).