Rachel received her Master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling from Nyack College and subsequently earned her license in the field. Most recently, she supported adolescents and families impacted by eating disorders. In this role, Rachel provided individual, group and family therapy and navigated crisis situations as well.
Beyond coping skills, Rachel believes that clients benefit from exploring their personal stories and core beliefs to become more aware of how their inner world affects their daily lives. Rachel is honored to be part of this process and looks forward to engaging in honest conversations with her clients.
Rachel’s clinical experience furthermore includes treating areas like mood and personality disorders, self-harm and suicidal ideation/behaviors, relational conflicts, career counseling as well as processing traumatic experiences. Working from a person-centered foundation, Rachel helps clients hold on to their sense of hope through life’s challenges and teaches therapeutic techniques to assist in stabilizing one’s mental health.
