Counseling Interns
Mindy Rodriguez is a graduate Clinical Mental Health student at Colorado Christian University, where she also earned her Bachelor’s degree in psychology.
Inspired by the experiences she has gone through in her own life, she is driven to help others on their healing journey and wants people to get in touch with who they are beyond their traumas. We are more than our struggles, and she wants to help be a guiding hand in that journey. Everyone deserves to feel safe and heard. Sometimes, all we need is for someone to sit in the dark with us to help bring us to healing.
Mindy is a mother of two who loves to spend time outdoors with her family. Born in Michigan, she grew up appreciating the outdoors, moved to Florida, where she met her husband in high school, and has been married to him for fourteen years. They have been in Colorado Springs for the last seven years. When they are not outdoors enjoying the beautiful sites of Colorado, they enjoy playing games, singing, dancing, laughing, and family time.
Logan Menzies is currently a graduate student at Colorado Christian University in the Clinical Mental Health program. She earned her Bachelor’s Degree in psychology with an emphasis in Clinical Counseling from Colorado Christian University.
She loves working with adolescents, and young adults, as well as couples, and families. She has a passion for working with people suffering from anxiety and depression, as well as young adults who are dealing with the transition to adulthood. She also desires to help those dealing with work or school stress, relationships, trauma, and eating disorders. In addition, she strongly believes that changing the world starts in the home and longs to help families become all that God has created them to be.
As a former college student and athlete, she also has a strong desire to work with athletes of all ages to help them work through the effects that being an athlete can have on every area of life, including body image, confidence, and identity.
Her goal is to create a safe, judgment-free space where the toughest questions can be asked and the client can bring their most authentic self to counseling, while she seeks to do the same.
Her hope is that clients can face life’s challenges and never feel alone in them. She longs to point each
person when applicable to their true identity in Christ. She uses a proactive approach to drawing out her client’s best and connecting them with the best version of themselves. She utilizes mostly Cognitive Behavioral
therapy (specifically REBT) and some solution-focused therapy.
Before coming to Rock Your Family, she was a leader with FCA in high school and college, a youth minister at her church for middle, high school, and college level. Helping lead her college softball team as a
captain and team chaplain, giving lessons and holding mentor meetings has allowed her to help
many players work through not only the mental aspect of the game, but how it is affecting their
life outside.
Logan is originally from Texas. She was born and raised on ranches which has shaped her life in so
many positive ways. She was able to rodeo, fish , hike, participate in FFA , have hunting dogs etc.. While interning, she will continue her love of softball by coaching high school ball and giving lessons to young girls. She enjoys anything outdoors and all kinds of sports. She likes to be spontaneous and adventurous and recently moved to Colorado Springs. She is so excited for what God is going to do in this stage of her life and is seeking to surrender to Him everyday, because she knows that every breath is a gift from Him.
Caitlin Culpepper is currently a Clinical Mental Health graduate student at Colorado Christian University. She earned her bachelor’s degree in communications from Dallas Baptist University.
She desires to help others walking through the valley of the shadow of death. Caitlin especially loves working with children and helping them heal. Her own counseling journey helped Caitlin so much so that she wanted to be able to give back and help others too!
Caitlin is gaining experience in using experiential therapies such as play therapy and art therapy. She also uses other therapies based on the client’s needs. Caitlin believes that the relationship between counselor and client is the most valuable aspect of therapy since it can affect change.
In her free time, Caitlin loves traveling and exploring new places! She grew up in a military family and is enjoying living in Colorado.