Rachel Chavez, a skilled clinical social worker and therapist, understands how traumatic experiences can leave a lasting impact. She creates a safe space where individuals may explore their life stories and transition from feeling like victims to embracing their identities as survivors. She recognizes that many people have faced adversity and intergenerational trauma, and she believes that a greater sense of peace and healthier relationships with the world are attainable. Rachel meets her clients at their points of willingness to cope with life's challenges or their readiness to process trauma in manageable steps, complemented by soothing exercises. Additionally, Rachel is honored to provide psychological evaluations that assist individuals and families facing immigration challenges, particularly those who have fled danger or endured emotional abuse. Her approach extends to parenting dynamics, especially for those raising children who may be different from themselves. She emphasizes that parenting does not have to be a continuous struggle, even with strong-willed children. By harnessing the unique parent-child relationship, Rachel collaborates with families to uncover what inspires their children to express a desire to listen and grow.