Rosalyn McFarland (She/Her)

I approach depression by creating a supportive space for patients to openly discuss their challenges. Using evidence-based therapies like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and mindfulness, along with medication when needed, I focus on treating the whole person. My goal is to help individuals manage their symptoms, address underlying causes, and regain control of their mental health for lasting healing.

When treating psychosis and schizophrenia, I focus on building trust and creating a safe, compassionate environment. I use a combination of medication management and therapies like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to help patients manage symptoms and improve daily functioning. My goal is to provide consistent support, helping individuals maintain stability and work towards long-term well-being and recovery.

In addressing family conflict, I aim to create an open and non-judgmental space where each family member feels heard. I use techniques like family therapy and communication-focused approaches to help resolve underlying issues and improve relationships. By fostering understanding and empathy, my goal is to help families find healthy ways to navigate conflicts and strengthen their connections for long-term harmony.

In my person-centered approach, I focus on creating a warm, empathetic, and non-judgmental environment where patients feel safe to express themselves. Guided by Carl Rogers’ principles, I believe that each individual has the capacity for self-growth and healing. My role is to offer support and understanding, empowering patients to explore their feelings, find their own solutions, and move toward personal growth and well-being.

In my coaching approach, I work alongside individuals to help them set clear, actionable goals and develop strategies to achieve them. I focus on empowering clients by building their confidence, self-awareness, and problem-solving skills. Through guidance, encouragement, and accountability, I help clients navigate challenges, unlock their potential, and make meaningful progress toward their personal and professional aspirations.

I prioritize culturally sensitive therapy by recognizing and respecting each client’s unique background, beliefs, and experiences. Understanding the impact of culture on mental health is essential in my practice. I strive to create an inclusive environment where clients feel valued and understood, incorporating their cultural perspectives into the therapeutic process. By acknowledging diversity and promoting open dialogue.