Rachel is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) who serves as a Clinical Supervisor at RoundTable Wellness, providing clinical guidance, mentorship, and support to RTW’s mental health providers. Before transitioning into her supervisory role, Rachel provided direct client care at RoundTable Wellness for six years, developing extensive experience in the treatment of eating disorders, body image concerns, and the complex emotional and relational experiences that often accompany them.

Rachel earned her Bachelor of Arts in Professional Writing from Purdue University (Boiler up!) and her Master of Social Work from the University of Indianapolis.

Throughout her years of clinical practice, Rachel developed a deep commitment to helping individuals heal their relationships with food, body, and self. Her therapeutic work has been grounded in a compassionate, collaborative, and empowering approach that recognizes each person's innate wisdom, resilience, and capacity for growth.

Rachel’s clinical perspective is informed by Internal Family Systems (IFS), Narrative Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Mindfulness, Body Trust® work, and strengths-based approaches. She believes effective eating disorder treatment requires clinicians to look beyond behaviors and remain curious about the experiences, beliefs, relationships, and systems that shape each client's relationship with food, body, and self.

Today, Rachel brings this experience to her role as a Clinical Supervisor, where she supports RTW clinicians in strengthening their clinical skills, thinking thoughtfully about complex cases, and continuing to grow as eating disorder treatment professionals. She values creating a supervisory relationship where clinicians feel supported in asking questions, exploring challenges, and developing confidence in their own clinical judgment.

Just as Rachel once met clients where they were in their healing journeys, she now strives to meet clinicians where they are in their professional development. She offers both encouragement and honest feedback while helping providers deepen their knowledge, recognize their strengths, and provide compassionate, ethical, and individualized care.

Through clinical supervision, Rachel continues to influence the care provided at RoundTable Wellness—not by sitting across from clients herself, but by investing in and supporting the clinicians who do.

Outside of her work, Rachel enjoys exploring new coffee shops, movie marathons with her husband, and spending time in nature with a good book.