Courtney Rolfe

Courtney Rolfe is a licensed clinical professional counselor located in downtown Chicago, Illinois, on the homelands of the Council of the Three Fires: the Ojibwe, Odawa, and Potawatomi Nations, as well as the Miami, Ho-Chunk, Menominee, Sac, and Fox tribes. Courtney is the founder of Modern Mind & Heart, a psychotherapy private practice offering individual therapy, training, and clinical and/or organizational consultation. Courtney brings her passion for the Polyvagal Theory into the therapy space with clients, and actively teaches and trains about the important role of the autonomic nervous system to clinicians, coaches, and organizations around the world.

Courtney has completed Somatic Experiencing training, and is just weeks away from obtaining Somatic Experiencing Practitioner (SEP) credentials. Courtney’s training in trauma work and somatic-based modalities has allowed her to work with clients presenting a wide range of difficulties, including relational conflict, anxiety, depression, emotion regulation, trust issues, professional development, family of origin issues, setting boundaries, and trauma of all types: childhood abuse, sexual trauma, racialized trauma, attachment trauma, and ancestral trauma.

Courtney currently assists and facilitates professional trainings for The Polyvagal Institute, and Deb Dana’s Rhythm of Regulation Foundations training series. Courtney is also a presenter for PESI, teaching clinicians the basics of creating a trauma-informed practice.

Courtney received her master’s degree from Illinois School of Professional Psychology. She is a member of the American Counseling Association. Courtney has a working proficiency of Spanish, and is experienced in working with clients who speak Spanish as their first language.