Rebecca possesses extensive professional experience in the field of mental health, with a particular focus on working with adults identified by the Department of Mental Health, addressing a wide range of diagnoses, including Anxiety, Depression, PTSD, substance use, dual diagnosis, personality disorders, and bipolar disorder, among others. Additionally, she has worked with children and individuals on the autism spectrum.
Adopting a holistic approach, Rebecca leverages systems theory, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and motivational interviewing techniques to empower her clients with coping skills and effective symptom management. Her goal is to promote increased independence, overall wellness, and enhanced life satisfaction.
A strong advocate of the biopsychosocial model, Rebecca firmly believes in addressing the interplay between biological, psychological, and social factors to comprehensively understand and address mental health concerns.
Outside of her professional endeavors, Rebecca channels her passions into various personal interests, which include advocacy, community work, cooking, reading fiction novels, and watching sports. This diverse range of interests enriches her ability to connect with others and fosters a well-rounded approach to both her work and personal life.