Rosen Mitchell 43537 Ridge Park Drive, Temecula, CA 92590

"Mr. Rosen is a fraud. He wrote an article regarding parental alienation for the newspaper, but could not recognize parental alienation if it was standing right in front of him. Somehow, he got is name on the list of Court sanctioned therapists, however, that will be changing soon. I would give a negative 10 if I could. Waste of time and money. Find a reputable therapist, not this guy."

"Mr Rosen has been a blessing in my daughters and my reunification order from the court. Very professional, kind, polite and patient. We have come along way and I would recommend his services to anyone in need of family therapy. He is fair, trustworthy and is only interest is helping others solve there’s issues. I have been using him since July 2021 and have not had any problems or complaints. Very happy for his services and how things are coming along."

"Beware! Stay away. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED. No integrity and is extremely unprofessional."

"If I could offer a 0 in my review I would. Mr. Mitchell seems very partial to women only, he is easily manipulated and does not have a very good process in place to deal with both parties equally. If you are a man, and have to do group therapy with Mr. Mitchell, I would suggest you find someone else if you want things to be fair. Stay as far away from this therapist as you can. For example, he was sharing things with my ex outside of session that he was not sharing with me directly. She in turn tried to use this information in court, and because I was not aware of their underhanded conversations, it totally blindsided me in court. As a professional that is receiving money from both parties, he should be sharing his thoughts or notes equally in open session not with just one party. Extremely unprofessional and a total waste of my money and time. Nothing was accomplished in our sessions. Stay away!!!"

"I met with him to begin reunification therapy with my son. The next step was for him to meet my son, one on one. After, the three of us would meet. I made a payment of 160 dollars for him to see my son, alone, on October 26th. When the time came, he allowed my son's mother to join the meeting with my son. She has a long history of being a liar and manipulator. She is also pushy and a bully. I did not agree to her being there. His excuse for allowing her presence was that she paid to be there. In my opinion, that is a weak excuse for an act of weakness. Recently I told him I intended to ask the judge to assign a new therapist. I was blunt and direct with him on how I felt. I never raised my voice, used harsh or threatening language. Today, before I got the chance to ask the judge in court for a new therapist, I learned that he asked to be dismissed on his own. I'm fine with that, except in his request, he made a leap of logic, claiming that my attitude towards him is an indicator that I am not ready for reunification. I believe Mr. Rosen made these claims for personal, not professional reasons."