Dr. Brittany Rosenbloom is a Clinical and Health Psychologist at the Toronto Academic Pain Medicine Institute (TAPMI) and an Associate Scientist at Women’s College Hospital and Assistant Professor, Affiliated Scientist at the University of Toronto. Clinically, she was trained across the lifespan and approaches each person with a developmental and biopsychosocial lens. Her research focuses on understanding why some individuals develop chronic pain alongside mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, and PTSD, and on designing integrated treatments for these co-occurring concerns. Dr. Rosenbloom’s work bridges science and clinical practice, utilizing evidence-based approaches to help patients receive timely and effective care throughout their lifespan.

Dr. Rosales oversees psychological services within the division of Pain Medicine, both inpatient and in the Pain Medicine Clinic. These services include psychological assessments, acute behavioral medicine interventions, and psychotherapy for pain management. She is the Associate Director of the Pain Rehabilitation Program, an inpatient functional rehabilitation program where she is responsible for directing clinical strategies and developing innovative and evidence-based practices.

Dr. Rosales’ research interests focus on investigating and addressing pediatric health disparities, including the impact of social determinants and adverse childhood experiences.  She employs a community-centered approach that acknowledges the unique expertise of patients, their families, and the communities they belong to. She fosters collaborative efforts between clinical and community settings to develop relevant and sustainable interventions.