Rachel Roundtree, MHS, LPC, CAC, CDDP

My communication style

I establish a collaborative relationship by understanding your cultural dynamics and worldview. I provide a safe space to help you develop trust in the process. I show up on time, keep my word, listen attentively, and provide appropriate feedback.

My journey to mental healthcare

I began volunteering in a hospital at fourteen, knowing instinctively I wanted to help others. I have worked in inpatient behavioral health, crisis units, and substance abuse treatment. One highlight was directing programs for the LGBTQIA+ community. My core belief is that as long as there is life, there is hope.

My goals for you

I ascertain your needs, motivation for seeking treatment, challenges, and aspirations. By understanding what matters to you, I tailor my approach, offer relevant solutions, and align my goals with yours.

Our first session

The first session focuses on getting to know each other. We will explore why you sought therapy and what you want to achieve. I will complete a psycho-social history to help identify issues you may choose to address in future sessions.

I identify as...

• Female
• Black or African American
• Christian