Rachel Hopkins MS APC CRC

(Associate Professional Counselor; Clinical Rehabilitation Counselor)

If you’re used to telling yourself “I should be over this by now” or “no one wants to hear about how I’m still in so much pain,” chances are you’ve been fighting your own worst enemy for a long time: yourself.

Losing what’s important to us doesn’t mean the end of our life, but it is the end of what we currently know. I help clients give the appropriate honor and respect that difficult losses in life deserve. In our sessions, we’ll work through the depths of grief in the only way we can: slowly, steadily, and fully supported.

If you’re struggling to envision a life ahead that actually brings you hope, please consider booking a free 15-minute consult call to see if I’m the right therapist for you. I know first-hand how good, quality support can make a difficult road feel more meaningful and bearable. My hope for you is that when we’re done working together, you’ll find yourself ready to dream again, make big decisions, and feel more connected to yourself and those around you.

Common causes for grief:

• Loss of a job

• Loss of identity (due to chronic illness, loss of a parent, partner, or child, etc.)

• Loss of a beloved pet

• Loss of a home (due to natural disaster, a forced move, etc.)

• Loss of relationships (divorce, death, or major differences)

• Loss of religious faith (due to recent challenge of beliefs, deconstructionism, etc.)

• Loss of political trust (due to recent legislation, upcoming elections, etc.)

Your life is yours, and I’m here to help you see that and make it happen.

To book a 15-minute free consult, please click below.

Rachel practices under the supervision and direction of Destiny Winters LPC NCC CRC