Wil Rhodes, III is a Clinical Mental Health Counseling intern at Mercer University who brings more than two decades of professional experience spanning corporate, higher education, youth development, mentoring, and community-based service. Throughout his career, Wil has worked with individuals from diverse backgrounds, helping them navigate challenges, identify opportunities for growth, and build meaningful connections. His longstanding commitment to mentorship and service ultimately inspired him to pursue counseling. Wil believes that a safe and trusting therapeutic relationship creates space for clients to explore, grow, and create meaningful change. He brings curiosity, empathy, and genuine respect to the counseling process, honoring each client’s unique experiences, strengths, identities, and personal values. He is especially passionate about working with men and individuals who may experience difficulty expressing vulnerability, establishing healthy boundaries, navigating expectations, or creating balance between who they are and who they feel expected to be. His clinical interests include anxiety, trauma, self-esteem, relationship concerns, intimacy and sexual wellness, life transitions, men’s wellness, identity development, stress, and emotional overwhelm. Wil is particularly interested in helping clients recognize and challenge unhelpful narratives and expectations while developing healthier relationships with themselves and others. His approach integrates principle
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