Kennesha Rodgers

 

Kennesha Rodgers,(she/her/hers) is a Counselor-in-Training and in her final months of her graduate degree in the Clinical Trauma Counseling program at Eastern University.

With a background as a social worker, Kennesha transitioned into personal development coaching and Project Management, bringing a wealth of life and professional experience to her work with clients. She has a passion for helping individuals navigate self-empowerment, trauma, attachment and relationship challenges, religious trauma, and grief. She values working with people from all walks of life and diverse backgrounds.

Having personally experienced the transformative power of therapy and coaching, Kennesha is deeply committed to making these services accessible, especially for under-resourced communities. She believes every person deserves the chance to heal and live with hope, and she is honored to be a compassionate presence for those on this journey. Kennesha‘s mission is to foster therapeutic relationships within which clients feel seen, supported, and encouraged to pursue lives of freedom and connection. 

Kennesha takes an integrated, trauma-informed approach to therapy, engaging the whole person—mind, body, emotions, and spirituality within their unique relational and social context. She believes that each person carries their own inner wisdom and partners with them to uncover and trust this wisdom. Kennesha is trained in CBT and several experiential modalities including EMDR and Psychodrama, integrating various approaches based on client need. As a certified Enneagram Coach, she integrates this insightful tool into her therapeutic and coaching work, enhancing clients’ self-understanding and growth. 

“I am committed to creating a space with my clients to hold all of the complexity of life. With safety, curiosity, honesty, and hope, my clients can reclaim their stories and build lives grounded in self-compassion, choice, and healthy attachments. Trauma does not get the final say!”

Kennesha’s typical fee is $125 for individual therapy (53 min).  Although she only works on a self-pay basis, she is able to provide documentation for clients to submit for out-of-network reimbursement from their insurance provider.

Facilitates: Trauma Recovery Support Group on Monday Evenings