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​Cody Thomas Rounds is a licensed Psychologist-Master whose work spans clinical psychology, leadership development, psychological assessment, professional education, and mental health advocacy. With more than a decade of experience in clinical practice and organizational collaboration, his work focuses on understanding human behavior, strengthening psychological functioning, and supporting individual and professional development.

An active contributor to professional psychology, Cody has held leadership and advocacy roles with the Vermont Psychological Association (VPA) and served as a Federal Advocacy Coordinator for the American Psychological Association (APA). His advocacy has emphasized equitable professional representation, mental health policy, and strengthening the accessibility and effectiveness of psychological services. His work reflects a broader commitment to advancing psychology through professional engagement, collaboration, and public policy.

As the founder of BTR Psychotherapy, Cody integrates psychological assessment, psychotherapy, and consultation to help individuals navigate complex personal and professional challenges. His areas of interest include identity formation, emotional functioning, leadership development, and psychological adaptability. His approach emphasizes thoughtful assessment, individualized interventions, and the practical application of psychological knowledge.

Cody's work also extends into publishing and professional education. As Editor-in-Chief of PsychAtWork Magazine and through Learn Do Grow Publishing, he develops and shares accessible psychological resources for clinicians, professionals, organizations, and the general public. These initiatives bridge psychological research and practical application through educational articles, learning experiences, and professional development resources.

Holding a master's degree in Clinical Psychology and an interdisciplinary academic background in psychology and cultural anthropology, Cody brings a broad perspective to clinical and organizational questions. His experience includes independent practice, graduate-level instruction, professional advocacy, and the development of educational resources. Across these settings, his work reflects an ongoing commitment to psychological understanding, professional excellence, and the application of evidence-informed approaches to meaningful personal and organizational change.

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