Shelby Rosenblum (She/her)

"Personality disorders" are a great example of my belief that our "symptoms" are often trying to tell us something. While personality disorders have a bad reputation, my experience has been that folks who experience these symptoms often had difficult childhood experiences and carry that wounded child with them. My goal in working with people who experience personality disorder symptomatology is to help them to make contact with that child and provide the space for them to get their needs met.

I think of trauma as something that changes the way we see ourselves or the way we see the world. Trauma changes the stories we tell ourselves. When we can become more conscious of these stories, then we have the power to change them.

I have worked at all levels of addiction treatment- inpatient, residential, and IOP. I now support people along the change spectrum- those questioning their substance use but aren't ready to quit, to those who have been sober for years. I am well versed in 12 step recovery and also support alternative paths to sobriety. I believe quitting is just the beginning of recovery. I am passionate about supporting people as they come out of treatment in figuring out what comes next.

"Personality disorders" are a great example of my belief that our "symptoms" are often trying to tell us something. While personality disorders have a bad reputation, my experience has been that folks who experience these symptoms often had difficult childhood experiences and carry that wounded child with them. My goal in working with people who experience personality disorder symptomatology is to help them to make contact with that child and provide the space for them to get their needs met.

I think of trauma as something that changes the way we see ourselves or the way we see the world. Trauma changes the stories we tell ourselves. When we can become more conscious of these stories, then we have the power to change them.

I have worked at all levels of addiction treatment- inpatient, residential, and IOP. I now support people along the change spectrum- those questioning their substance use but aren't ready to quit, to those who have been sober for years. I am well versed in 12 step recovery and also support alternative paths to sobriety. I believe quitting is just the beginning of recovery. I also work with people as they come out of treatment to figure out what comes next.

"Personality disorders" are a great example of my belief that our "symptoms" are often trying to tell us something. While personality disorders have a bad reputation, my experience has been that folks who experience these symptoms often had difficult childhood experiences and carry that wounded child with them. My goal in working with people who experience personality disorder symptomatology is to help them to make contact with that child and provide the space for them to get their needs met.

I think of trauma as something that changes the way we see ourselves or the way we see the world. Trauma changes the stories we tell ourselves. When we can become more conscious of these stories, then we have the power to change them.

As a candidate in training with The Inter Regional Society of Jungian Analysts and a member of the New Orleans Jung Seminar, I bring a psychoanalytic (specifically Jungian) perspective to my work with clients. This means using different methods such as dream work and active imagination to explore clients' unconscious material and how that material impacts their day to day lives.

As I work towards becoming a Jungian analyst, I am increasingly focused on depth work and facilitating clients' connections to their own depths.

In addition to being a Licensed Professional Counselor, I am also a Licensed Addiction Counselor. I have extensive experience working in the treatment setting and work with people who are sober curious and in long term recovery alike.

In addition to being a Licensed Professional Counselor, I am also a Licensed Addiction Counselor. I have extensive experience working in the treatment setting and work with people who are sober curious and in long term recovery alike.