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About My Clients
Having experienced over two decades of diverse educational and experiential learning through multiple modalities, Roderic Burks brings a depth of experience academically, clinically, and personally to his work with clients. Having studied in over seven universities and accomplished multiple degrees and certifications in counseling psychology and wellness, Mr. Burks provides an intentional space to unite one with one's Authentic Self through soul-centered learning.
My Background and Approach
Mr. Burks graduated cum laude from Adams State University with a master's in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and from George Washington University in Clinical Management and Leadership, bringing a wealth of academic achievement to his practice. He furthered his education with a master's in Mind-Body Medicine from Saybrook University, where he earned the prestigious Presidential Scholarship. Additional studies at the Maryland University of Integrative Health and the University of Santa Monica honed his expertise in Integrative Health and Wellness and Applied Spiritual Psychology, respectively. Furthering his pursuit, he engaged in the Clinical Depth Psychology doctoral program at Pacifica Graduate Institute. With advanced training spanning The Gottman Method, psychoanalytic psychotherapy, Jungian and Depth Psychology, DBT, group therapy, and Positive Psychology, Mr. Burks offers a comprehensive approach to counseling and holistic well-being.
My Personal Beliefs and Interests
With over 25 years in healthcare, I have found myself most aligned with the works of luminaires like Carl Jung, Drs. Ron and Mary Hulnick and many contributors to depth psychology, positive psychology, Gestalt psychology, self-psychology, ego psychology, non-secular spiritual psychology, and humanistic psychology, to name a few. I believe lessons bestowed upon us on this Earth are a curriculum meant to illuminate the Authentic Self. Through a soul-centered lens, we align ourselves with our Authentic Self. When we do our "Ego-work," we take "Soul" responsibility for our lives and realize the innateness of who we are.