Dr. Carlos Del Rio, LIMHP

Dr. Carlos Del Rio, LIMHP, is trained in couples and family therapy with a specialty in clinical mental health counseling. He works with individuals, couples, families, and groups from a wide range of backgrounds and with varied clinical needs, drawing on experience that includes concerns such as anxiety, depression, grief, adaptation, trauma, life-changing events, and existential questions.

In work with couples and families, Dr. Del Rio keeps attention on shared and practical goals for therapy, including sexuality, relationship satisfaction, healing, grieving, and other systemic life tasks that matter to clients and their relationships. He brings a steady commitment to respect for human diversity and individual human dignity, and he approaches therapy as a collaborative process that supports people in living more meaningful lives.

Alongside his clinical work, Dr. Del Rio has taught and supervised future mental health professionals for 18 years, which helps him stay current with ethics and best practices. His professional interests include human development and essential features of human nature, and he integrates these interests into a thoughtful, client-responsive style of care. His approach is primarily Rogerian, meaning it is client-centered and focused on empathy, authenticity, and the client’s own goals, while also drawing from systemic perspectives as needed. Depending on what a client is looking for, he may emphasize practical accountability, deeper exploration of early experiences, or other methods that fit the person and the moment.

Dr. Del Rio also welcomes conversations about what it can feel like to start therapy, especially with a new clinician. He takes time to discuss what to expect, how therapy works, and how people can make sense of their experiences in ways that support better choices, improved well-being, and stronger relationships. He is available to provide video therapy when needed.