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Natalie Rhodes M.S., NCC, LPC
About Me
I am here to tell you that your body is not something that needs to be fixed. I consider myself to be a body inclusive therapist who specializes in helping clients recover from disordered eating behaviors, weight stigma, body image concerns and impacts from diet culture. I also serve clients experiencing depression and anxiety symptoms, family issues (such as divorce & addiction), adjustment issues, impacts from COVID-19 and trauma (such as intimate partner violence & sexual assault). I currently offer individual therapy for teens and adults.
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I obtained my Master of Science degree from Portland State University, specializing in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, in 2020. I am a Nationally Board Certified Counselor and a Licensed Professional Counselor with the State of Oregon and South Carolina. I am originally from Boise, Idaho where I graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 2009 from Boise State University. While I lived in Portland, Oregon for over a decade, I now reside in sunny South Carolina.
Additionally, I am a Certified Body Trust® Provider as recognized by Center for Body Trust®. I will be offering Body Trust® coaching sessions starting January 2024. If you are interested, please contact me today to be added to the coaching waitlist.
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I know starting therapy can be difficult, that is why I offer a free 20-minute phone consultation to answer any questions you may have and assure we are a good match before moving forward. Contact me today!
Natalie Rhodes she/her
Teen Therapy
Body Image & Eating Concerns
Anxiety & Depression
Being a teenager can be hard. I believe this to be true because the teenage years are a unique transitional period from childhood to young adulthood that can be filled with feelings of distress and confusion. I use my advanced knowledge in human development and my creative arts background to connect with teens at their level...
Weather you have been in recovery from your disordered eating behaviors for years or if you are just now looking for support, I am here for you. Disordered eating shows up in many different ways and the level of severity can vary from person to person. Due to the life threatening nature of this presenting concern, I first assess each client to determine the appropriate level of care. If we determine that you aren’t quite ready for outpatient with me, I will work with you to find the right resources to meet your needs...
Anxiety and depression are very common yet very real mental health disorders that tend to flair up in times of transition and uncertainty. Often times an element of trauma can be associated with these problems as well...