Gina Rodi

My goal as a therapist is to help guide you toward authenticity while re-establishing interpersonal connections with those around you. Whether you’re looking to gain skills, problem-solving for everyday stress, or are experiencing major life events, we can explore and work toward your personal goals collaboratively. I have a specialty in working with individuals who don’t have a good relationship with food and are seeking to repair their body image, self-esteem, and comfortability with food.

Genuine empathy and trust are crucial for a positive relationship between a therapist and client. I offer a non-judgmental safe environment. My approach is integrating a mix of cognitive behavioral, psychodynamic, and dialectical behavior therapy techniques. I focus on client centered strength-based perspectives and utilized motivational interviewing to assess readiness toward change.

I work with adults, college students, teens, and couples, to 1. Identify maladaptive thoughts/behavior patterns, 2. Understand what’s at the root of these patterns, 3. Cultivate tools and behaviors that encourage, rather than inhibit, growth. I offer compassionate, honest feedback, providing an outside lens that will allow you to see yourself more clearly.