Leah Cordero, MA, CTP, IMH22639
Owner & Creator of Still Rooted Therapy, LLC
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I'm passionate about helping women overcome dysfunctional patterns of thought and behavior by safely navigating through past traumas, stepping outside of the people-pleasing pattern, setting boundaries and learning how to love themselves.
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My approach is genuine, curious, understanding, direct and affirming as I believe you personally hold the key to your own healing. Speaking your truth is trauma work, cycle-breaking work and inner child work- all in one. If you are ready to connect with yourself, you're in the right place.
Mental health support for the soon-to-be:
Cycle Breaker
Recovering People-Pleaser
Boundary Setter
Effective Communicator
Self-Loving & Empowered
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Background & Experience
Credentials
Registered Mental Health Counselor Intern, IMH 22639
Certified Trauma Professional
Licensed School Counselor K-12
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Education
Mental Health Counseling Certificate, Lamar University
M.A. School Counseling, Florida Gulf Coast University
B.S. International Development, Central Michigan Univ.
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Certifications
Certified Trauma Professional
EMDRIA Approved EMDR Therapist
Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction
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Internship & Volunteer Experiences
PACE Center for Girls, Fort Myers FL
Lee County School District, Fort Myers FL
Hospice of Northwest Ohio, Perrysburg OH
Centros de Integracion Juvenil, Cuidad Guzman MX
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Outside the Office
When I'm not in the office, I love spending time with my family, traveling (there is no place I wouldn't want to go!) and exploring new foods.
My "happy places" involve books, plants, gardening, tea, exercise, 90s rock & reggae, forest walks and meditation.
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My core values are: learning, personal growth, purpose, exploration and freedom.
"In this space, you are seen, heard and empowered. You have a voice. You matter. You are good enough. From surviving to thriving, you are… STILL ROOTED."
Why Still Rooted?
Still Rooted Therapy, LLC serves as a symbol of strength, resilience and perseverance in moments of inevitable struggle. It is a reminder that even when you feel unstable, detached and disconnected, you will always be connected to your internal roots. ​
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Rooted: having developed from something; strong and difficult to destroy
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