Licensed Professional Counselor-Associate
(Supervised by Paul Myers)
Rachel Voltz
My goal is to ensure that what is done in therapy is personalized, collaborative, and unique to you as the client, so you leave the session feeling invested in yourself. Being a female Christian counselor, I incorporate faith-based guidance in addition to standard psychotherapies.
For those who prefer not to use Christian counseling, I lead my counseling services with a Cognitive-Behavioral (CBT) approach, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and a Narrative approach as I understand one method may work better for some clients than others. Value exploration, goal-setting activities, and daily routine management activities can be expected in client sessions.
I believe in helping people through my counseling services, which is why I enjoy investing in young children and adults of all ages. For individuals with substance abuse issues, I have created personalized curriculum for the client seeking sobriety through my experience working at an outpatient treatment center. I look forward to leading you through your struggles by thought-provoking questions and fostering an environment of openness.
Professional Background
I am a Licensed Professional Counselor-Associate, supervised by Paul D. Myers, LPC-S. I have a Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling.
Hours:
- Monday 9am – 6pm
- Wednesday 12pm – 6pm
- Thursday 11am – 7pm
*Hours subject to change. Cigna Insurance Accepted.
Out Of Network Price Per Session: $110
Credentials & Licenses
- Licensed Professional Counselor-Associate, supervised by Paul D. Myers, LPC-S
Memberships:
- American Counseling Association
Publications:
- Rachel’s Book: Crowning of the Sister: 60-Day Daily Devotional
Testimonials
“My teenage daughter was struggling with her mental health and substance abuse. Rachel was able to promptly provide referrals for higher levels of care and then resume individual counseling with my daughter to keep her on track with sobriety, anxiety, and school.”
“I couldn’t believe it when Rachel said I “completed” therapy. I have rarely completed anything in my life. It felt great to have reached my treatment goals with Rachel. 6 months later I contacted Rachel again and she’s getting me back on track with my depression and career issues.”
“I was referred to Rachel to help with my alcohol dependency and receive Christian counseling. With her help plus the help of my psychiatrist I was able to reach 90 days of sobriety and grow my relationship with God!”
“I have seen Rachel off and on throughout the last 3 years. She has been my go-to person for life’s challenges through college. I appreciate her approach with me and insightful questions she asks.”
Rachel's Recommendations
The Power of Praying (3 in 1 Collection: The Power of a Praying Wife, The Power of a Praying Parent, the Power of a Praying Woman)
Mother Hunger: How Adult Daughters Can Understand and Heal from Lost Nurturance, Protection, and Guidance
Get to Know Rachel
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What’s one thing you wish more people understood about therapy?
Therapy can be awkward! It’s normal to feel uncomfortable the first few sessions as you get to know your therapist. With time, the therapeutic relationship grows and you’ll find yourself excited to have therapy on the calendar that week.
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What’s one piece of advice you often find yourself sharing with clients?
Don’t make permanent decision based on temporary emotions. Together, we can discuss your feelings, thoughts, and structurally problem solve.
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What do you enjoy most about being a therapist?
As a licensed professional counselor, I most enjoy listening and challenging different perspectives with my clients.
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What do you hope clients take away from their time in therapy with you?
I am not the superhero, the answers are within you. I am just the instrument to help you discover yourself.
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How do you help clients set and achieve their goals in therapy?
We create goals in the first session and will periodically check in with those goals to track our progress. Based on meeting those goals, we can set new goals for our discussion. As a therapist, gentle accountability and monitoring of progress is how I help clients achieve their goals.
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What mental health concerns do you most enjoy helping clients work through?
I enjoy counseling services that focus on Christianity and weaving biblical truths.