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About Rochelle Marecheau, LMFT

Rochelle Marecheau is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) based in Atlanta, Georgia. As a first-generation American with West Indian roots, she understands the unique challenges that diverse backgrounds can present, especially concerning mental health. Her mission is to provide a compassionate and client-centered therapeutic environment where individuals and couples can embark on a journey toward healing and personal growth.

Rochelle earned her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology, complemented by a minor in Sociology, from Kennesaw State University. This interdisciplinary education provided her with a robust understanding of individual behavior and the broader social dynamics that influence mental health. Her passion for deepening this knowledge led her to Mercer University’s School of Medicine, where she obtained a Master’s degree in Family Therapy. This advanced program equipped her with specialized skills to address complex relational and systemic issues, preparing her to support diverse clients in navigating their unique challenges.

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