Located in the sunny state of California, Rosa Casquino's therapy practice is focused on providing personalized therapeutic support to adults recovering from childhood trauma and sexual abuse. Rosa firmly believes that therapy is not a 'one size fits all' process; rather it's a healing journey that should be catered to the individual needs of each client. Leveraging her extensive experience and a wide range of tools such as Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP), EMDR, and Parts Work (Internal Family Systems), Rosa offers a supportive setting for her clients to take the first step towards recovery. She provides her empathetic and affirming services via telehealth across California and Nevada, and also conducts in-person sessions in Pasadena, positioning herself as an approachable therapist for the BIPOC and LGBTQ+ communities.

Rosa is not just a seasoned therapist, but also a passionate public speaker and advocate for mental health. She commonly presents on a range of mentally-focused topics, contributing to communities, schools, and agencies. Her subjects of expertise include the impact of Domestic Violence on children aged 0-5, its influence on the BIPOC community, Teen Suicide Prevention, and Mental Health Care for Trauma Providers. Outside of her practice, Rosa contributes to the future of the field by providing clinical supervision to associate mental health clinicians and graduate level students from prestigious institutions such as USC, CSUN, CSUB, and UMass. With a master's degree in social work from California State University, Northridge, and a bachelor's degree in social sciences from Chapman University, Rosa exhibits a rich knowledge of multiple therapeutic modalities, including EMDR and structural dissociation theory. She maintains an open door and prompt communication, ensuring any appointment requests are tended to swiftly.