Rowan O’Leary (he/him) is a Licensed Master Social Worker who graduated from New York University. He uses a multidisciplinary approach to therapy, blending psychotherapy with evidence-based practices and a harm reduction model to best meet the individual needs of his clients. Rowan has extensive experience working with clients facing depression, anxiety, panic attacks, stress, complex trauma, and PTSD. He also specializes in working with LGBTQ+, queer, transgender, and non-binary clients, providing a supportive space for exploring identity and navigating relationship issues.

Rowan’s therapeutic approach is rooted in creating a judgment-free, affirming environment where clients can feel safe and accepted. He draws on his background in trauma-informed care, particularly in supporting LGBTQ+ clients, and integrates psychoeducation and advocacy into his work. This holistic approach allows Rowan to help his clients manage stress and trauma while promoting self-acceptance and personal growth.

With specializations in trauma, identity exploration, and sexual exploration, Rowan is dedicated to helping clients understand and embrace their identities, overcome challenges, and improve their overall well-being. His work also focuses on addressing relationship issues, sexual exploration, and managing the effects of complex trauma.

Rowan offers both in-person and virtual therapy sessions, providing flexibility for clients to engage in therapy in the way that best suits their needs. This hybrid approach ensures that care is accessible and supportive, whether clients prefer to meet in person or from the comfort of their own home.