Rachel creates a warm, client-centered space grounded in empathy and collaboration. With extensive experience supporting clients navigating anxiety, depression, LGBTQ+ identity, and neurodivergence, she offers a relational and integrative approach that adapts to each person’s unique needs. She creates a supportive, shared space where clients feel genuinely seen, heard, and understood. Grounded in compassion and trust, Rachel’s relational style helps engage clients as active partners in the process fostering meaningful growth and lasting change.

Academic and Professional Training

Rachel earned her Master’s degree in Social Work from New York University and her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Lehigh University. She has extensive professional experience in eating disorder treatment at the Renfrew Center of New York. Rachel served as both a Clinical Assessor and Primary Therapist at the intensive outpatient (IOP) and partial hospitalization (PHP) levels of care. During this time, she also facilitated a specialty trauma-focused group therapy track, which continues to inform her integrative and trauma-sensitive approach to individual work. She has extensive experience supporting clients through the recovery process, addressing both the behavioral and emotional components of eating disorders.