Rachel Rogers

There’s a beautiful passage by Jacquelyn Small that sums up the way I view and practice therapy: “When therapeutic relating occurs, both parties have dissolved the boundary between the one needing help and the other offering it; they are simply two beings bouncing off each other in truth; We all just need clear people to bounce off of so we can see our own light.” I strongly believe that we’re the experts of our own lives and sometimes we just need a safe, non-judgmental person to see us, believe our experiences and remind us that we’re deserving and healing is possible. I’ve had the privilege of working with individuals and families on various issues, including sexual abuse and assault, other forms of trauma, LGBTQ issues, depression, anxiety, substance use/addiction and grief/loss. I have had specialized training and experience in working with survivors of sexual violence and trauma (children, teens and adults). Each client has unique needs and life experiences, and I follow their le