Karly Rodriguez is a licensed mental health counselor, meditation practitioner, medical advocate and a mom working to parent for social justice. Karly was raised in Teaneck New Jersey in a Latinx and Jewish family. She is a proud graduate of the Counseling for Mental Health and Wellness program. Karly believes that oppression is at the root of our suffering and she is committed to movements for collective liberation, with no exceptions. She utilizes mindfulness and indigenous focusing oriented therapy to support clients in reconnecting to their bodies, intuition, and communities.
Selected Publications
Suzuki LA, Rodriguez KH, Onoue MA and Ahluwalia MK. Content Analysis of Racial Identity, Ethnic Identity, and Acculturation Measures. Poster presented at: Unificiation Through Diversity. 12th Annual Multicultural Summit and Conference; 2011 Jan 27-28; Seattle WA.
Rodriguez KH. White Racial Identity Development and Eating Disordered Behaviors. Poster presented at: Feminist Empowerment Through Unity and Diversity. 34th Annual Association for Women in Psychology Conference; 2009 Mar 12-15; Newport, RI.
Chi J, Wolfe C, Weiss D, Leavitt R, Rodriguez K, Grom L & Prevete T. Social Justice & “Diversity Talk” at a Liberal Arts College. Poster presented at: Disparities across the Globe: Place, Race, Class, Ethnicity & Gender. The Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues Conference; 2008 Jun 27-29; Chicago, Il.