Fluent in both English and Spanish, Veronica G. Mejia is a Counseling graduate and pre-licensed Registered Mental Health Intern with a compassionate approach rooted in the belief that empathy is the cornerstone of any healing journey. She is here to help you break old patterns, own your worth, and create a life that feels authentic, peaceful, and unapologetically yours. Veronica provides a secure and welcoming space where you can explore your emotional well-being. Her work is based on understanding how early attachments and family backgrounds shape who we become. With individuals, she helps you move toward a fulfilling life, free from the constraints of depression and anxiety. With couples, she focuses on strengthening emotional bonds to resolve conflict. Reclaiming your happiness and navigating life with resilience and self-love.
Veronica holds an M.A. in Counseling from Northwestern University, a program that is CACREP accredited. Her graduate studies focused on psychodynamic theory and its application, as well as courses on ethics, multiculturalism, evidence-based practices, trauma processing, somatic experiencing and couples/family work.
Her professional experience includes roles as a Clinician RMHCI at the David Lawrence Center. She also worked as an M.A. Mental Health Counseling Intern at both Waves Holistic Counseling and Counseling for Community Wellness. Before her work in counseling, she was a Program Manager for Academic Affairs & Student Experience at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University.
