Rebeca Rocha, PhD, LCSW
Psychotherapist
Portland OR
Most of Rebeca's clients are young and middle age adults from minority cultures and racial backgrounds. She dedicates time to learn about the resources, qualities, values, and resilience of those under her care. Considering each person wishes and needs, she employs therapeutic interventions such as Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Somatic Experiencing (SE), and Mindfulness.
While Rebeca does not have availability currently, she is accepting clients to be added to her waitlist. In order to serve the community efficiently, she will prioritize individuals from minority racial/cultural groups or with a specific cultural need.
Rebeca is a Brazilian-born multiethnic cisgender woman with a PhD in Clinical Psychology and Culture from Universidade de Brasília, Brazil and a MSW from Arizona State University (ASU). Her PhD dissertation dedicated to the long-term ritualistic use of ayahuasca and its relationship with substance use patterns. Rebeca has completed her MAPS's MDMA assisted psychotherapy training. She is currently a student of Fluence's Psilocybin-Assisted Therapy Certificate to become a psilocybin services facilitator in the state of Oregon. She has worked with domestic violence survivors, unaccompanied immigrant and refugee youth, and individuals as they worked through trauma, grief, depression, substance use problems, psychosis, and anxiety.