Rachel E. Nanney

is a Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor that received a BA in Psychology from the University of Arkansas and a MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of North Texas.

She has worked in a variety of settings including: non-profit, crisis intervention, group therapy, community support for financial and medical illness needs, insurance case management, and coaching. Rachel served as the Intake Director for a Psychiatric Hospital for adult and geriatric populations in addition to founding a psychoeducational group for teen girls.

Specialized training and focus areas include: adhd, anxiety, depression, grief and loss, codependency, narcissistic abuse recovery, religious trauma and deconstruction, women’s issues, postpartum depression, families, adolescence, holistic treatment education, and energy work.

Types of modalities used but not limited to: talk therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, emotional freedom technique (tapping), grounding/mindfulness, animal assisted, strength-based, and sand tray therapy.

Rachel believes therapy should provide an environment of acceptance, collaboration, and encouragement. She is committed in empowering others to become enlightened in who they are, achieve personal goals, and find healing in a holistic manner. LGBTQ+ Affirming.