Rachel Hall, M.A., completed her education in English at the University of Pennsylvania and received her master’s degree in family therapy from Northern Washington University. She has been actively involved in the treatment of anxiety disorders, depression, OCD, and coping with life changes and traumatic events for both families and individual clients for over a decade. Her areas of expertise include narrative therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, and therapy for traumatic cases. In addition, Rachel conducts workshops focusing on the psychology of positive thinking and coping skills for both parents and teens. She has also authored numerous articles on the topics of mental health, stress, family dynamics and parenting.

In her work in family therapy, Rachel Hall views clients not as isolated individuals, but as part of a larger system of interconnected relationships. She is committed to the belief that clients have the potential to develop the tools and knowledge to make significant changes in their lives and relationships. Rachel focuses on developing a growth mindset in her clients, allowing them to overcome limiting beliefs and behaviors. She strives to help clients recognize and use their strengths while empowering them to make new choices in their lives. In her practice, Rachel uses both Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Family Systems Therapy to create a supportive and caring environment for her clients.

In her free time, Rachel Hall is an avid marathon runner and devoted reader. She strongly supports the idea of lifelong learning and the constant pursuit of new ideas that promote personal growth. In addition, she speaks English and Hebrew.

Rachel is currently the Editor-in-Chief of lovedoctorblog, where she provides dating and lifestyle advice.