Taylor Rogers, MA, LPC
Pronouns: She/Her/Hers
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Staff Counselor, SIUE Counseling Services
- M.A. in Clinical Psychology, Southern Illinois University
- B.A. in Psychology with Clinical and Counseling Emphasis, Blackburn College
As a staff counselor, Taylor’s main role in the department is to provide therapy services for clients on an individual or group basis. Taylor hosts outreach events and provides educational programming to the campus community. Taylor frequently provides consultation to other staff members and interns as well as the campus community. She is also an adjunct instructor for the SIUE Psychology Department.
Taylor has been part of the Counseling Services’ team for a few years now. She previously worked as a neuropsychometrist in St. Louis where she administered cognitive evaluations to adults with head trauma or neurological conditions. Taylor earned her master's degree from SIUE in 2017 and was an intern at SIUE CS during her studies!.
Taylor’s therapeutic approach includes a mixture of Person-Centered Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and the utilization of Dialectical Behavioral Therapy Skills. Taylor also strives to meet every client with a trauma-informed and multicultural approach.
In my role as a staff counselor:
"My role as a counselor is to create a warm environment where every client feels heard and accepted. This means that clients can talk about anything from mental health concerns to relationships to their own lived experiences. I want to help introduce clients to themselves. The self that knows their values and goals and can begin living a life consistent with those beliefs. My goal, is that by the end of therapy clients will be able to turn our relationship inward, feel confident in being themselves, and know they can navigate problems and relationships without me.”
