Rachel is the founder of Fearless Therapy. Her therapeutic philosophy focuses on harnessing individual strengths, improving nervous system regulation, and creatively collaborating with individuals, couples, and groups to discover ways to live meaningful and authentic lives. Rachel has specialized training to work with anxiety disorders, autism spectrum disorder, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, and complex trauma. She has also completed cultural competency training to work with first responders. Rachel holds Master of Science and Education Specialist degrees in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Harding University, where she served as the assistant editor-in-chief at the Journal of Graduate Education Research and was a member of the Chi Sigma Iota Honors Society. Rachel has research experience in social psychology, neuroscience, and the intersection of mental health and nutrition, in which she has published original research.