Madyson Rocha

I work best with college students who are juggling a lot at once and trying to find their way through a major life transition. Many of the students I connect with feel overwhelmed by school, relationships, family expectations, or the pressure to have everything figured out. They may be dealing with stress, anxiety, self-esteem concerns, imposter syndrome, relationship challenges, or family conflict.

I am especially interested in supporting students who are questioning their sexuality or feeling othered in some way. If you are exploring your identity or feeling unsure of where you fit, you do not have to navigate that alone.

In therapy, I show up as warm, supportive, curious, and compassionate. My goal is to create a space where you feel understood, relieved, and hopeful. Our work is collaborative and guided by your needs. We can talk through past and present experiences and build coping skills to help you feel more confident navigating hard things. I will meet you where you are.

Working under the supervision of Alexandria Perry, LMFT 128015