The human capacity is an unstoppable force once it has harnessed the power of self-efficacy. Rossina operates from a strengths based, person-centered approach that taps into this precious resource. Areas of focus include veterans issues, trauma, grief, anxiety, depression, substance abuse, and career counseling. She employs a blend of Person Centered, Solutions Focused Brief, and Cognitive Behavior Therapies in her work. Coupled with empathy and encouragement, individuals will find they are better equipped to face adversities and sustain their victories. She is currently in pursuit of her MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Argosy University.

The Center for Humanistic and Interpersonal Psychotherapy provides individual and couples therapy. We offer services on a sliding scale to the meet the unique needs of our clients and accept Medicaid. At the Center for Humanistic and Interpersonal Psychotherapy, we believe that an essential starting point is getting to know the individual, their strengths and challenges, their values, and what they want from therapy. Each individual is different; therefore, each therapy experience needs to be designed specifically for the person entering therapy. Individuals enter psychotherapy and counseling for varied reasons, including personal growth, relationship problems, life transitions, traumatic experiences, environmental stressors and challenges, depression, anxiety, and more. Individuals entering therapy also seek out diverse outcomes.

I have been counseling for over 25 years helping couples helping couples move past hurt, betrayal and broken trust and to develop strong and resilient marriages that are able to absorb the traumas and setbacks of life. I dedicate a portion of my practice to working with couples whose lives have been impacted by cancer (esp. Prostate Cancer) and major illness. I also coach men who find themselves in transition due to changes in work, family, and health.

Have you already seen medical professionals or therapists to help recover from an accident, war, medical procedure, assault or childhood abuse, and you still don't feel significantly better? Does it seem as though you are: * Anxious after recurring nightmares? * Suffering from PTSD due to war? * Terrified that you will have another accident? * Tired of swinging between angry outbursts and going numb? * Depressed because you feel like damaged goods after a trauma? * Exhausted from dealing with digestive problems, migraines, and chronic pain which medicines don't seem to help? With 20 yrs of experience in the field of trauma, Maggie uses body-centered approaches of Somatic Experiencing and Hakomi to heal the wounds of trauma and resulting relationship difficulties. To learn more visit www.HealingAfterTrauma.com