Linda Rogers Lpc-S

Linda Rogers, LPC-S, is a seasoned therapist with rich experience in supporting diverse populations, including those involved in the criminal justice system and individuals with chronic mental health challenges such as Depression, Anxiety, and Schizoaffective Disorder. Her expertise extends to children, adolescents, and families, veterans, and individuals in outpatient substance abuse treatment. Linda served as the Outreach, Deployment, and Mobilization Program Manager in Germany from 2000 to 2003, which deepened her understanding of the unique struggles faced by military families. With a Doctorate in Counseling Psychology, she is particularly adept at addressing core issues related to mood disorders, anxiety, and behavioral challenges among the youth. Linda is committed to assisting individuals navigating difficult life events, including grief, divorce, and custody battles, which often result in heightened stress and relational difficulties. She strives to cultivate a warm, trusting environment that promotes the development of positive coping strategies. In addition to her therapeutic practice, Linda provides clinical supervision for ALC practitioners aiming to achieve licensure and offers training opportunities, including Mental Health First Aid and ethics workshops. Her passion for teaching at a local university complements her dedication to enhancing her clients' quality of life.