Rhonda H. Teagle, LPC-S

I am honored to work with clients who identify diversely in sexual orientation, identity, culture, age and neurotype.

I tend to be a good fit for clients who consider themselves to be quiet, sensitive and/or shy, but I work successfully with many types of people.

I have a special interest in working with people with Autism who also identify as LGBTQIA+ and clients who struggle with feeling overwhelmed, uncertain, anxious and depressed.

Many of my clients are exploring their identity due to unplanned life transitions like significant grief and loss, navigating a new or suspected Autism diagnosis, healing from family of origin wounds, and seeking self-empowerment.

I have been working in the mental health field since 2008. I have had the pleasure of working with fellow practitioners specializing in the LGBTQIA+ population, and I feel deeply committed to this population.

I also have worked for many years in the domestic violence field with both men and women as survivors and perpetrators of violence, helping clients in relational crisis become healthier partners and parents.