Rosalie Guest, LPC, is a compassionate and multi-dimensional professional committed to supporting individuals across all age groups, from children to elders. Her journey began in education, where she worked with children who were not yet ready to transition from kindergarten to first grade. This early passion for helping others led her to pursue a nursing degree, where she gained extensive experience as a psychiatric nurse at Waterbury Hospital's locked unit. Here, she immersed herself in family therapy methodologies, establishing a solid foundation for her counseling practice. Continuing her education, Rosalie earned a Master's in Counseling from St. Joseph's College in Hartford, Connecticut, followed by an advanced degree focused on therapy. With specialized training in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Restructuring), she focuses on trauma-related issues in her practice. After completing a year-long internship at McCall Foundation in Torrington, CT, Rosalie worked as an alcohol-drug therapist, supporting not only those struggling with addiction but also their partners and families. She also brings valuable experience as a hospice and public health nurse in Litchfield County. Rosalie's dedication to fostering healing and growth is at the heart of her practice, where she integrates a variety of therapeutic modalities, including Neuro-Linguistic Programming, Emotionally Focused Therapy, and Dialectical Behavior Therapy, to meet the unique needs of each individual, couple, or family she serves.