Marilyn Rosa, LPC
Licensed Therapist in Newton, Kansas
As a licensed therapist with a background in manufacturing and HR, I bring clinical expertise and an understanding of the pressures high-performing professionals face.
Here’s what to expect in therapy:
Notice Patterns
Without judgment, I’ll help you understand why unhealthy patterns keep showing up in your life and relationships.
Develop Skills
I’ll help you develop practical skills to respond differently when unhealthy patterns appear.
Grow Resilience
Over time, I’ll help you build the resilience to handle life’s challenges with greater self-compassion.
You’re used to handling hard things.
At work, you lead, solve problems, make decisions, and carry responsibility. At home, people depend on you too. You’ve built a life around being capable, dependable, and able to keep moving when things get difficult.
But something has shifted.
Anxiety has become harder to manage. A relationship is strained. An unhealthy pattern keeps repeating. Something that you used to push through is taking more of your energy, and the ways you’ve always coped aren’t working anymore.
When you’re usually the person with the answers, it's difficult to admit you need help.
You may feel alone. You may quietly judge yourself. Somewhere in the back of your mind is the thought, “I should be able to handle this.”
But here’s the truth: You shouldn’t have to sacrifice your own well-being to keep showing up for everyone else.
At The Greenhouse Therapy Center, I understand the pressure of leading at work, caring for the people who depend on you, and struggling privately at the same time. As a licensed therapist with a background in manufacturing and HR, I bring clinical expertise and an understanding of the pressures high-performing professionals face.
The work starts by helping you notice the patterns beneath what you’re experiencing. Why does this keep happening? What triggers the response? What beliefs or habits keep the pattern going?
Then we’ll build practical skills that help you respond differently. Instead of simply understanding the problem, you’ll learn what to do when the pattern shows up in your relationships and daily life.
Over time, that understanding and practice can help you become more resilient. You can recognize what you’re feeling, respond with greater self-compassion, set healthier boundaries, and trust yourself to make difficult decisions.
You can keep being the capable person others depend on without abandoning your own well-being in the process.
To get started, book your free 15-minute consultation.