Entering therapy is a big step, and it takes courage to seek support and begin the journey towards a more fulfilling life. My goal is to provide a safe and trusting space to help you move towards personal growth, change, and healing.

My approach to therapy is warm, collaborative, and empathic, and I tailor treatment to meet you or your child’s unique needs by integrating psychodynamic and cognitive-behavioral theories. I aim to empower you and help you or your child to create meaningful change through encouraging exploration, gaining insight into experiences, processing relevant concerns, identifying obstacles to personal growth, and cultivating new behaviors and patterns. I value the unique identities, background and experiences that you bring. My work with children incorporates play to help them enjoy and engage in the therapeutic process, and work through the underlying emotions and concerns they may have.

I provide individual, couples, and family therapy, as well as comprehensive psychological assessments to clients of all ages. Whether you are starting or continuing your journey towards personal growth and healing, I welcome the opportunity to support you.

Background/Training: Rachel Walton, M.Psy. is a third-year Clinical Psychology doctoral candidate at The George Washington University Professional Psychology (PsyD) Program. Rachel earned her Bachelor of Science from the University of Florida where she majored in Psychology and minored in Disabilities in Society and Health Disparities in Society. Rachel has provided individual and group therapy and comprehensive psychological assessment to clients across the lifespan in community mental health, intensive treatment camp, and school settings.