About Matthew Rumohr

Introduction:

It can be very easy to find oneself feeling unable or uncomfortable to speak about issues on one’s mind, and Matthew (he/they) is hopeful to offer a space where these thoughts and feelings can be explored. Everyone’s journey varies, and it can be stressful to open up to someone new, but taking the step of voicing these concerns can be the beginning of healing and growth. Matthew is motivated to join someone in their journey and walk alongside to support, learn, and grow. Matthew is focussed on meeting people where they currently are and taking time to understand what areas of growth would like to be attended to. Be this working through struggles around LGBT+ identities, or tackling more generalized anxiety, Matthew utilizes an eclectic therapeutic approach, but has had more experience with person-centered therapy and dialectical behavioral therapy as well.

Education:

Matthew got his Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Vanderbilt University

Style:

Matthew’s style focuses on working with someone to meet them where they are at and construct a plan collaboratively to best navigate the concerns at hand. Matthew utilizes a client centered approach, while pulling from Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Motivational Interviewing, and Mindfulness to create an effective and personalized care plan. Matthew believes that everyone has the capacity to change, and works to create a safe and comfortable environment to best tackle even the most scary aspects that may be struggled with.

Hobbies:

Matthew enjoys creation based activities including wood working, as well as character and story creation for table top games. Otherwise they enjoy pulling tarot and connecting with nature when the weather is nice.

Specialties:

Ages 18 and up. Depression, Anxiety, Grief, LGBTQIA+ issues, Life transitions.