Rhoda Banks is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist with a wealth of experience in guiding clients through significant life changes, including depression, divorce, and workplace challenges. With qualifications that include an LCSW and extensive training from Columbia University, she excels in providing Employee Assistance Program (EAP) services and is recognized as a Substance Abuse Professional (SAP) conducting DWI evaluations and assessments for DOT referrals. Rhoda’s expertise extends to teenagers grappling with divorce and relationship issues, as well as couples facing marital conflicts and extramarital affairs. Her extensive background includes years of service with the State of New York, where she supported individuals with chronic mental illnesses. Rhoda helps clients struggling with depression, anxiety, and relationship challenges, utilizing her specialty in substance abuse to foster healing and restoration. She plays an active role in the Military Support Program in Connecticut, offering her skills to counsel veterans returning from Iraq. Rhoda is passionate about empowering individuals to embrace life fully, helping them identify and remove emotional barriers. With a commitment to bringing hope to the brokenhearted, she facilitates the healing of deep wounds as a highly skilled therapist.