Alysa Rohrer serves as the Youth Day Treatment Program Lead at Anchored in Hope Counseling, where she provides leadership and clinical support for children and adolescents experiencing significant emotional, behavioral, and trauma-related challenges.

As a Licensed Social Worker with a Master's degree in Social Work, Alysa is passionate about helping children, teens, and families navigate some of life's most difficult circumstances. Throughout her career, she has worked alongside youth facing complex trauma, foster care involvement, out-of-home placement, attachment concerns, school-related challenges, behavioral difficulties, and developmental needs. Her work is rooted in the belief that every child deserves a safe, supportive environment where they can heal, grow, and discover their strengths.

In her role as Youth Day Treatment Program Lead, Alysa collaborates closely with families, schools, community partners, and treatment teams to ensure youth receive comprehensive, coordinated care. She understands the profound impact trauma, stress, and instability can have on a young person's emotional well-being, behavior, relationships, and ability to succeed in school and daily life. Through a strengths-based, trauma-informed, and client-centered approach, Alysa helps create opportunities for youth to build resilience, develop healthy coping skills, and experience meaningful success.

Alysa brings extensive experience in child welfare, family systems, trauma-informed care, child development, sensory needs, developmental disabilities, and behavioral health. She is dedicated to creating trusting relationships with youth and families while helping them navigate challenges with compassion, consistency, and hope. Her leadership reflects a commitment to providing high-quality, individualized care that honors each child's unique story and potential.

At the heart of Alysa's work is a passion for helping young people find safety, connection, and confidence—sometimes for the first time. She believes healing happens through supportive relationships and that lasting growth occurs when children and families feel understood, empowered, and supported.

For families who desire it, Alysa can also incorporate faith-based perspectives into the treatment process.

Outside of work, Alysa enjoys running, reading, working out, traveling, and spending time with her family.

Program Areas of Focus
Youth Day Treatment Services
Childhood Trauma
Adolescent Trauma
Foster Care & Child Welfare Involvement
Attachment Concerns
Behavioral Challenges
Emotional Regulation
School-Based Challenges
Developmental Disabilities
Family Support & Caregiver Collaboration
Faith-Based Support (Optional)

Populations Served
Children
Adolescents
Teenagers
Parents & Caregivers
Foster Families
Adoptive Families
Youth Involved in Child Welfare Services

Leadership & Clinical Approach
Trauma-Informed Care
Strengths-Based Interventions
Client-Centered Treatment
Family Systems Perspective
School Collaboration
Interdisciplinary Team Coordination
Behavioral Support Planning
Community-Based Care Coordination


The Youth Day Treatment Program May Be a Good Fit If...
Your child is experiencing significant emotional or behavioral challenges.
Trauma is affecting your child's ability to succeed at home, school, or in the community.
Your family is navigating foster care, adoption, or child welfare involvement.
Your child needs additional therapeutic support beyond traditional outpatient counseling.
You are seeking a treatment team that collaborates closely with schools, caregivers, and community supports.


Alysa is committed to helping youth and families find hope, healing, and stability through compassionate, individualized care. Through the Youth Day Treatment Program, children and adolescents receive structured therapeutic support designed to strengthen emotional wellness, build coping skills, and promote long-term success.

Contact Anchored in Hope Counseling to learn more about Youth Day Treatment services and whether the program may be a good fit for your family.