Meet Our Team
Cultura Care & Consulting, llc
Therapy That Sees You. Care That Reflects You.
At Cultura Care, we believe healing happens when people feel truly seen — in their language, their culture, and their full humanity. Our clinicians bring cultural humility, lived experience, and trauma-informed care to every room they walk into. For clients who need bilingual support, Spanish-language services are available. Whether you’re seeking support for yourself, navigating hard seasons as a family, or a provider looking for the right fit for your clients — you belong here.
Jessica Rodriguez, LCSW
Clinical Director & Founder
Jessica (she/ella) is a bilingual, bicultural, trauma-informed therapist, Founder, and Clinical Director of Cultura Care & Consulting, LLC. As a first-generation daughter of Mexican immigrants and fluent Spanish speaker, she built this practice on one belief: that culturally grounded mental health care should be accessible to everyone — especially those who have historically been left out.
With over a decade of experience across California, Oregon, Missouri, and Illinois, she specializes in DBT, play therapy, and culturally responsive care for children, teens, adults, and families. She has developed evidence-based programming at Washington University in St. Louis, trained multidisciplinary teams, and partners with organizations and school districts to build culturally responsive mental health programming. Licensed in Missouri and Illinois.
With over a decade of experience across California, Oregon, Missouri, and Illinois, she specializes in DBT, play therapy, and culturally responsive care for children, teens, adults, and families. She has developed evidence-based programming at Washington University in St. Louis, trained multidisciplinary teams, and partners with organizations and school districts to build culturally responsive mental health programming. Licensed in Missouri and Illinois.
Jasmine D. Miller, LMSW
Therapist
Jasmine (she/her) is a Licensed Master Social Worker who rejects the standard, fake-polite approach to therapy in favor of deep, unapologetic, interpersonal healing. Grounded in cultural humility, she creates an authentic, down-to-earth space for adolescents and adults — with a deep passion for uplifting Black individuals, couples, families, and communities of color.
Utilizing IPT, CBT, DBT skills, and parts work (including IFS and Ego State therapy), she works with individuals, groups, couples, and families navigating trauma, heartbreak, systemic exhaustion, and the heavy, quiet struggles that standard therapy often overlooks. Whether you’re hurting, healing, or rebuilding — she’s ready to meet you there.
Utilizing IPT, CBT, DBT skills, and parts work (including IFS and Ego State therapy), she works with individuals, groups, couples, and families navigating trauma, heartbreak, systemic exhaustion, and the heavy, quiet struggles that standard therapy often overlooks. Whether you’re hurting, healing, or rebuilding — she’s ready to meet you there.
Jessica Sullivan
Therapist-in-Training
Jessica Sullivan (she/ella) is a bilingual Latina and U.S. military veteran whose lived experience shapes her commitment to mental health. Currently completing her MSW practicum, Jessica works as a Therapist-in-Training at Cultura Care under the licensed clinical supervision of Jessica Rodriguez, LCSW, Clinical Director.
She is passionate about supporting individuals navigating trauma, life transitions, and systemic stress — with a special interest in combat veterans, law enforcement, emergency service providers, and their families. Her approach is warm, authentic, and grounded in cultural humility, offering clients a relatable and compassionate space to heal.
She is passionate about supporting individuals navigating trauma, life transitions, and systemic stress — with a special interest in combat veterans, law enforcement, emergency service providers, and their families. Her approach is warm, authentic, and grounded in cultural humility, offering clients a relatable and compassionate space to heal.
Alexx Rodriguez-Moreno
Executive Administrator
Alexx Rodriguez-Moreno (they/them) is the bilingual Administrative Assistant at Cultura Care, fluent in both English and Spanish. Alexx is often the first voice you encounter at the practice — and they bring the same warmth, cultural humility, and genuine care to that role as our clinicians bring to theirs.
With a B.A. in Psychology and a background in accounting and medical billing, Alexx supports clients and clinicians alike with scheduling, intake coordination, billing questions, and client portal support . Alexx is proud to be part of a space that centers Latine wellness and affirming care, and is here to support you every step of the way.
Ready to get started? Contact Alexx to schedule your first appointment.
With a B.A. in Psychology and a background in accounting and medical billing, Alexx supports clients and clinicians alike with scheduling, intake coordination, billing questions, and client portal support . Alexx is proud to be part of a space that centers Latine wellness and affirming care, and is here to support you every step of the way.
Ready to get started? Contact Alexx to schedule your first appointment.
(314) 252-8488 |info@culturacc.com
Lisseth Salgado
Foundation Practicum Student
Lisseth Salgado is a bilingual advocate dedicated to expanding educational access and dignity for Latine children and families in St. Louis. She is trained as a School Psychologist, holds an M.S. in Neuropsychology from Barcelona, Spain, and is
certified by the American Board of School Neuropsychology (ABSNP). She is currently training as a Social Worker at Washington University in St. Louis, where she is deepening her clinical, community, and systems-level practice.
certified by the American Board of School Neuropsychology (ABSNP). She is currently training as a Social Worker at Washington University in St. Louis, where she is deepening her clinical, community, and systems-level practice.
Guided by a strong commitment to equity, Lisseth works to ensure that children in need—and their families—feel seen, supported, and empowered in every system they navigate. In the U.S., she supports students in developing linguistic and cultural skills, building confidence, and thriving academically. She facilitates bilingual literacy programs y parenting psychoeducational workshops designed to strengthen
family engagement and promote culturally responsive learning environments.
family engagement and promote culturally responsive learning environments.