A mental health professional in Lewiston, Maine, Rose Heikkinen operates her own practice, Revolve Counseling. Since 2015, Rose Heikkinen has focused on the psychological, emotional, and behavioral needs of teens, families, and individuals. Now offering telehealth appointments, she treats clients for problems ranging from depression and anxiety to mood disorders and trauma. Ms. Heikkinen’s talk therapy involves listening to clients’ concerns, suggesting new methods of coping, and helping them change their perspective on life. In addition to conducting sessions, she attends to administrative details, such as initial intakes, assessments, 90-day reviews, and filing documentation. Ms. Heikkinen was previously an artist and art teacher with a master of fine arts degree from Wayne State University. She found that this experience enhanced her sensitivity and encouraged clients to use art as a means of expression. Prior to opening her office, Ms. Heikkinen served as an in-home therapist with Pathways of Maine in Auburn. She also held internships with the Family and Marriage Institute in Portland and Tri-County Mental Health Services in Bridgton. In her leisure time, Ms. Heikkinen enjoys outdoor pursuits such as hiking, skiing, kayaking, and gardening. These activities inform her emerging interest in ecotherapy, which involves healing through contact with nature.