Rohini Gupta is a Clinical Psychologist. She is a core faculty member at the University of Denver Graduate School of Professional Psychology (GSPP), International Disaster Psychology Program (IDP). She is the Director of the Trauma & Disaster Recovery Clinic (TDRC), which is a training clinic that provides mental health services to those who have experienced adversity and trauma. Dr. Gupta teaches courses in trauma interventions and co-leads a seminar that focuses on professional development and the supervision of clinical cases from a trauma-informed and cross-cultural lens.
In addition to teaching and supervising, Dr. Gupta develops and facilitates a number of community healing workshops that focus on the personal and professional impact of incidences of identity-based violence and hate. She facilitates a number of reflective consultation groups for various providers and organizations who work with traumatized communities to prevent and/or mitigate vicarious trauma and burnout.
In addition to her work at the University, Dr. Gupta owns and operates a private practice in the Denver Metro Area and is on the Board of the Womxn's March Denver. Dr. Gupta chairs the Womxn's March Denver Community engagement team, consulting on serving the needs of marginalized and underserved populations and how to create and support an inclusive movement that focuses on uplifting women and girls in the local Denver community.
