Dr. Scott Langenecker is a dedicated psychologist specializing in treating worry and overthinking in adolescents grappling with depression and anxiety. He employs rumination-focused cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) for individuals aged 12 to 17, targeting the tendency to become trapped in negative thinking patterns that often accompany emotional distress. Recognizing that rumination poses a significant risk factor for both depression and anxiety, he systematically works to reduce this ruminative habit in his clients. Additionally, Dr. Langenecker conducts neuropsychological assessments for individuals aged 12 to 55, focusing primarily on mood disorders, ADHD, and learning disabilities. His approach to rumination-focused CBT is direct and interactive, utilizing logs and diaries to help clients identify and understand their thought patterns. Through behavioral and mental experiments, he encourages the development of effective habits that promote better management of these conditions. Dr. Langenecker and his team, which includes graduate students and postdoctoral trainees, are committed to integrating personal, social, and biological processes in order to foster a deeper understanding of depression and anxiety, guiding their clients toward a path of healing and resilience.