Ginette Rhodes
AMFT, APCC
I provide an inclusive, safe space for you to explore. I will work to empower you with curiosity and support. I offer a nurturing, humorous, and direct approach. I am LGBTQIA affirmative, and I am committed to the work of healing racial trauma.
As a single mother by choice of a child born premature, I have an insider’s understanding of navigating the NICU and advocating for a child. I can provide knowledgeable support during your fertility journey. I am passionate about supporting mothers, specifically mothers navigating the healthcare system. I can help you face difficult moments in parenting, recognize intergenerational traumas, and create a more conscious parenting style.
I am working under the supervision of Erin Hickman, LMFT, PMH-C, CA License #111012
Ginette Rhodes
AMFT, APCC
I provide an inclusive, safe space for you to explore. I will work to empower you with curiosity and support. I offer a nurturing, humorous, and direct approach. I am LGBTQIA affirmative, and I am committed to the work of healing racial trauma.
As a single mother by choice of a child born premature, I have an insider’s understanding of navigating the NICU and advocating for a child. I can provide knowledgeable support during your fertility journey. I am passionate about supporting mothers, specifically mothers navigating the healthcare system. I can help you face difficult moments in parenting, recognize intergenerational traumas, and create a more conscious parenting style.
I am working under the supervision of Erin Hickman, LMFT, PMH-C, CA License #111012
Education
I received my Masters in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University and have training in Maternal Mental Health and NICU Considerations. I am currently receiving training in postpartum mood disorders. In addition, I have experience working with adolescents (and their families) in a high school setting.
Practice Philosophy
My approach toward therapy is integrated-inspired by Psychodynamic, IFS, CBT, Mindfulness, Humanistic, and Attachment Perspectives. I believe in the intersection of psychotherapy and social change and see the impact of intergenerational trauma, especially on BIPOC psyches and bodies.
We can create deeper awareness around the factors resulting in unwanted patterns and feelings so you can take the necessary actions.