Find a
TELEHEALTH
THERAPIST
Powered by Santé Center for Healing
Find a
TELEHEALTH
THERAPIST
Powered by Santé Center for Healing
WHAT IS TELEHEALTH?
- Telehealth is HIPAA-compliant video communications technology that allows you to see and speak with a therapist just as you would during an in-person session — all in real time.
WHO IS A TELEHEALTH THERAPIST?
- Licensed Professional Counselors
- Licensed Clinical Social Worker
- Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
- Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor
- Psychologists
- Psychiatrists
WHAT IS TELEHEALTH?
- Telehealth is HIPAA-compliant video communications technology that allows you to see and speak with a therapist just as you would during an in-person session — all in real time.
Who is a telehealth therapist?
- Licensed Professional Counselors
- Licensed Clinical Social Worker
- Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
- Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor
- Psychologists
- Psychiatrists
We know we are in unprecedented and uncharted times due to the coronavirus pandemic. We are all affected worldwide. But unprecedented also applies to the increased need for, and access to, mental and behavioral healthcare. . . via your phone, tablet or desktop.
“Find a Telehealth Therapist” is a timely search function where individuals can quickly locate a telehealth provider within their state or region. It’s powered by Santé Center for Healing, who continues to live out a 24+ year legacy to helping people live healthier lives.
We know we are in unprecedented and uncharted times due to the coronavirus pandemic. We are all affected worldwide.
But unprecedented also applies to the increased need for, and access to, mental and behavioral healthcare. . . via your phone, tablet or desktop.
“I’m a Telehealth Therapist” is a timely search function where individuals can quickly locate a telehealth provider within their state or region. It’s powered by Santé Center for Healing, who continues to live out a 24+ year legacy to helping people live healthier lives.
Rachel Day, MFT
Rachel is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who brings warmth, compassion, and humor in her work with clients. She implements a strengths-based approach in helping clients identify what is going well, rather than solely focusing on what is wrong. Rachel knows the issues clients bring into treatment often stem from an earlier time in their lives, and strives to assist her clients in gaining insight and awareness as the first step towards change. She is particularly interested in working with couples and young adults by helping them feel empowered, and collaboratively finding practical solutions during the transitions and challenges that inevitably arise.
During her clinical training at Azusa Pacific University, much emphasis was placed on the importance of healthy interpersonal relationships and utilizing self-care. Rachel understands the need for both of these in order to have positive self-esteem and a sense of overall peace. Rachel draws freely on her clinical training and experience working in schools, group homes, non-profit community mental health, and private practice settings.