Christina LaRosa, MD

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Christina LaRosa, M.D. is a board certified adult psychiatrist and is currently completing post-graduate training in field of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry at the University of Michigan here in Ann Arbor .  Dr. LaRosa developed a strong interest in anxiety disorders and OCD as an undergraduate student at the University of Michigan, where she assisted in clinical research under the mentorship of Dr. Gregory Hanna, a recognized expert in the field of pediatric OCD and anxiety. Her work on abnormal error monitoring in pediatric OCD was ultimately published in the Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, and she went on to receive her medical degree from the Wayne State University School of Medicine in Detroit, MI in 2013.  Following medical school, she returned to the University of Michigan to complete a post-graduate internship and general psychiatry residency from 2013-2017, where she trained in the Anxiety Disorders Program under the expertise of Dr. James Abelson. Now, as a current child and adolescent psychiatry fellow at U of M, Dr. LaRosa is collaborating once again with Dr. Hanna on clinical research surrounding the sensitivity and specificity of the error-related negativity (ERN) in OCD and other anxiety disorders. Although OCD is her main area of interest, Dr. LaRosa has comprehensive expertise in evidence-based assessment and treatment of all disorders seen at our clinic.

Contact Information

Prospective new clients, please submit the New Client form in the New Clients section of this website.  For routine matters, current clients can reach Dr LaRosa via their online patient portal.  Routine messages will generally be returned within two business days.  For urgent matters, please call 734-368-9691.  For emergency concerns, please call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room. 

Insurance

Dr LaRosa does not accept insurance at this time.  Payment is expected at the time of service.  We are able to give you a proof of service receipt if you wish to submit it to your Health Savings Plan (HSP/HSA) for reimbursement.