Natalie Rosado, LMHC, has over 10 years of experience practicing therapy in the Tampa Bay area. She’s counseled in a variety of clinical settings including community centers, residential programs, church ministries, and private practice, which has led to an expansion and extensive development her experience and professional work.

What many may not know is that Natalie not only graduated with a Master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling from the University of South Florida, but she also earned a Master’s degree in Sociology from Boston College, one of the nation’s foremost universities and leading institutions in research. Here, Natalie led a research study on the resilience of people who have endured struggles and obstacles, identifying the characteristics and traits that assist people in overcoming life’s difficulties. While in Boston, Natalie was also asked by Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s (MIT) Division of Student Life to help build a center that promotes relational bridges and interpersonal communication.

Many clients find comfort in knowing that Natalie is active in her church and has experience integrating faith-based techniques into her counseling sessions if a client’s preference is to receive Christian counseling. Natalie currently serves as one of the ministry leaders within her church, a nondenominational church that spans across the globe, serving as a woman’s ministry leader.

As you can see, clients of Natalie receive a multifaceted treatment plan that is adaptable and personal to them. Natalie recognizes the importance of treating the individual and not simply a population or demographic. Natalie’s sociological, psychological, and spiritual experience provides her clients with a clinical approach that cannot be found in any other office.

When Natalie is not working, you can find her running, reading the latest self-help book, hanging out with her little nephews, or hanging out with her Shih-Poo, Charlie.