Cody Hedrick

Cody Hedrick is a licensed clinical social worker based in New Mexico with 11 years of experience in therapeutic work. He has served in therapeutic roles since 2011 and has worked directly as a therapist for the past six years.

For the last six years he has focused on families and children affected by Reactive Attachment Disorder, while also providing individual therapy to adults for approximately 9.5 years. His work has included collaboration with the New Mexico Children, Youth and Families Department (CYFD) to teach parenting skills and address challenges that persist into adulthood.

He has supported people facing a wide range of concerns, including issues related to LGBTQ+ identity, self-esteem and self-love, anxiety, depression, suicidal thoughts, long-term or declining health conditions, chronic illness and cancer, and attachment-related difficulties.

Therapeutic approaches Cody draws on include existential therapy, attachment-focused work, strengths-based and person-centered methods, and elements of narrative therapy. He also integrates mindfulness, meditation, enhanced self-care strategies, and other holistic techniques to help clients build internal resources and resilience.

His goal is to help clients strengthen their sense of control over emotional states, reduce distress, and identify personal goals and solutions that lead to sustainable, lasting change. He is a New Mexico licensed clinical social worker, a credential that reflects advanced training and the ability to practice independently (NM LCSW C-10779).