Rachel H. Meyer obtained her Ph.D. in Educational Psychology from Temple University in 2012 with a concentration in Special Education. She earned her Master’s Degree in 2005 from John Carroll University in Community Counseling, located in University Heights, Ohio and a B.A. in Psychology from the University of Denver (2002). She has been in the field of education and counseling for over 15 years in an array of settings and locations. Rachel is an Unlicensed Psychotherapist in Colorado and is excited to be working with you in her private practice.

 

Rachel has worked with individuals ranging in ages11 years old through adulthood. She started her career as a Clinical Case Manager in the Denver Metro area working with adults who were suffering from dual diagnosis of severe and persistent mental health issues and substance use. Additionally, her clients included individuals who may have been homeless, criminals, or were having a hard time finding their ways.

 

While working on her doctorate degree, Dr. Meyer spent her time in Philadelphia as a graduate teaching assistant and adjunct faculty at several colleges in the area, including Temple University. She thoroughly enjoyed teaching at the college level, both graduate and undergraduate classes. Upon graduating she moved back to her hometown of Cleveland, Ohio and took at job at the Disability Specialist at Ursuline College in Pepper Pike, Oh. While there, she worked with students who had diagnosed disabilities, including but not limited to, Learning, ADHD, Anxiety, Autism Spectrum, Depression, Speech and Language, and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders. She supported students and their academic success, worked with families, educated faculty and staff, familiarized herself with a multitude of laws, and presented at numerous conferences.