Meryl Da Costa Rohland
Meryl Da Costa-Rohland is a Counsellor and Community Leader with a special interest in OCD and related conditions, including body-focused repetitive behaviours (BFRBs), addiction recovery, and family support.
With over 20 years of experience spanning counselling, mental health advocacy, communications, and training, Meryl brings a unique blend of clinical insight and community leadership to her work. She has a particular interest in Mindfulness, Positive Psychology, CBT, ACT, and psychodynamic approaches, supporting individuals and families in developing compassionate and sustainable paths toward recovery.
In addition to her professional role, Meryl is a parent of children living with BFRBs (skin picking and hair pulling). This lived experience deeply informs her work with individuals and families, strengthening her commitment to empowerment, accessibility, and stigma-free education and support.
Meryl oversees community development, client experience, advocacy, and public engagement, and is passionate about creating spaces where people feel understood, supported, and equipped to heal.