Oswego & Aurora, IL

Rachel believes: “Emotional vulnerability (i.e., the willingness to acknowledge your emotions, especially those that are painful) is an intrinsic component of a meaningful therapy experience. Therapy elicits change through the exploration of your experiences in the world, to develop insight into how these may be impacting you and those around you. This process is often associated with discomfort, and as your therapist, I hope to provide you with authenticity, empathy, and compassion to support you in this vulnerability. I operate from a client-centered, trauma-informed approach and integrate various therapeutic modalities to empower my clients to improve their intrapersonal and interpersonal relationships. Utilizing a collaborative and nonjudgmental approach, I strive to create an environment where you feel understood, accepted, and safe.”