North Charleston Counselors.

client-centered, holistic approach to her clients. She offers curiosity not judgement, authenticity, and a high regard for those served. Rochelle’s specialties include includes Depression and other Mood Disorders, Anxiety, Post Traumatic Stress, Compulsive and Attention/Focus Disorders. Rochelle is a clinical expert who provides evidence based interventions including CBT, TF-CBT, DBT, Motivational Interviewing, Play Therapy, Behavior Modification and Task Centered Strategies to diverse populations as part of the therapeutic process. In her free time, Rochelle enjoys traveling, reading, and having fun with family and friends.

about three years ago and have enjoyed exploring the new area I’m living in. My career experience has been serving children, adolescents, and adults in a variety of mental health settings. My areas of focus have been ADHD, anxiety, the autism spectrum, depression, grief, life transitions, self-esteem issues, stress, and socio-emotional issues. I also enjoy working with neurodiverse clients. In my role as a counselor, I provide support and guidance. I believe the transformative power of the therapeutic process and relationship. I favor evidence-based counseling strategies and techniques. I look forward to meeting and supporting clients on the path to self-discovery and growth.

depression. With vast clinical experience, Tamara deeply understands how vital communication and connection are when overcoming complex life challenges.

Throughout her career, Tamara has done extensive work utilizing Internal Family Systems (IFS) to assist clients in safely exploring and healing core vulnerabilities. She also brings a strong background in supporting neurodivergent individuals and those on the Autism Spectrum. Tamara uses a deeply neurodiversity affirming perspective in her practice, focusing on celebrating differences, honoring authentic communication styles, and collaborating with clients to build environments where they can truly thrive.

To help clients center themselves, Tamara teaches how physiology impacts emotions, incorporating education on the nervous system alongside somatic therapy to gently release stored trauma and stress in the body. Believing therapy should be as unique as the individual, Tamara uses a robust selection of therapeutic modalities. She integrates CBT and Behavior Activation (BA) to reframe thought patterns, ACT for resilience, and assertiveness training to improve relationships. Central to her practice are social justice approaches, validating the systemic impacts on mental health.

Ultimately, Tamara believes therapy is about adapting and flourishing. She is committed to being an empathetic guide, empowering her clients through self-discovery to live up to their full potential.