Hello, my name is Rashunda, aka

Counselor

I love the idea of having better relationships with ourselves and others. I have been providing counseling since 2005. My expertise is helping clients develop healthy relationships. I have also counseled in PK-College settings, home-based, and now private practice.

Therapist

I offer a warm, yet down to earth approach for strengthening relationships with self and others. My approach begins with a lot of listening and questions to understand you.

Learner

It's important for me to practice and stay educated. I am trained in Internal Family Systems (IFS) Level-1, Intimacy From the Inside Out (IFIO) Level -2, Discernment Counseling, and Sex Therapy. While I am fully licensed, I still use recordings to improve my skills for review by my own supervisor and consultant

Educator & Researcher

I enjoy teaching, researching, and presenting on trending and important topics in counseling and therapy which also helps me to provide the best care to clients.

Romantic

I consider myself a realistic romantic. I love all things love, yet realize that commitment is needed to keep relationships going. I respect that couples can choose satisfying relationships, or not.

100% Human

I provide real interactions with clients where the range of emotions and experiences are welcomed. I'm sometimes weird and quirky. For fun, I like going to museums, meeting new people, wearing cowboy boots 🧡, watching the same movies over and over, and road trips with my family.

Licensing Information

Use the links below to access licensure boards and verify my licenses. To verify type in my first name then search.

Louisiana: https://www.lpcboard.org/page/licensee-information

Indiana: https://mylicense.in.gov/EVerification/Search.aspx

Professional Endeavors

Research

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Publications

Miller Reed, R., Morgan, L. M., Cowan, R. & Birtles, C. (2023). Lived experiences of humans subjects researchers and vicarious trauma. Journal of Social, Behavioral, & Health Sciences, 17, 164-180. https://doi.org/10.5590/JSBHS.2023.17.1.12

Miller Reed, R., Remley, Jr., T, & Range, L. M. (2023). Attitudes of counselors toward collaborating with healthcare professionals. Journal of Counselor Preparation and Supervision, 17(2). https://digitalcommons.sacredheart.edu/jcps/vol17/iss2/6/

Remley, T. P., Jr., Rock, W. D., & Miller Reed, R. (2017). Ethical and legal issues in school counseling (4th.ed.). Alexandria, VA: American School Counselor Association.

Keynotes

Miller Reed, R. The Ethical Reality of Integrated Care. Law and Ethics in Counseling Conference. New Orleans, LA. February 2022.

Presentations

Invited Peer-Reviewed

Miller Reed, R., Green-Miner, C., Galathe, M., & Trufant, C. I’m so fancy: Counseling African American girls. Louisiana Counseling Association. Baton Rouge, LA. September, 2016.

Peer-Reviewed

Miller Reed, R. Ethical Leadership. National Association of Social Workers, Louisiana Chapter. Live, Baton Rouges, LA. March 2024.

Miller Reed, R. Paradoxical Interventions for Couples and Families. Louisiana Counseling Association Conference. Virtual Live, LA. October 2021.

Miller Reed, R. Exposing Intimacy Threats in AA Couples. Louisiana Counseling Association Conference. Virtual Live, LA. October 2020.

Miller Reed, R. Counseling Grandfamilies. International Association of Marriage and Family Counselors Conference. New Orleans, LA. February 2020.

Miller Reed, R. An Introduction to Military Sexual Trauma. International Association for Marriage and Family Counselors Conference. New Orleans, LA. February 2020.

Miller Reed, R. Address or Avoid: Sexual Wellness in Counseling. Laws and Ethics in Counseling Conference. New Orleans, LA. February 2020.

Miller Reed, R. Ethical Encounters in Integrated Care. Laws and Ethics Conference. New Orleans, LA. January 2019.

Miller Reed, R., Isbister, B., & Hernandez, J. Are Partnerships a Good Pathway to Integrated Care? Primary Care and Behavioral Health Integration Conference. Indianapolis, IN. December, 2018.

What I'm Reading

The Masculine in Relationship

GS Youngblood

I am always reading books to better myself as a counselor, therapist, and partner. As we mature, relationships (hopefully) become our playground to explore and expand. The author provides a male perspective for what it meant for him to fully show up in relationships following a divorce. A great read for anyone seeking enlightenment about relationships.

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What I'm Reading