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About Rachael Bain-Chase (she/her/hers)
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I started my career in social services by volunteering for three different crisis lines in three different states. One of my gifts is being a good person to turn to in a crisis. Most people who seek therapy are in some type of crisis. Whether your problem presents as depression, anxiety, relationship troubles, stress about family, career or self-worth, you deserve a good listener.
I am a mom and a wife. I’m also a survivor of sexual abuse and sexual assault and have navigated the diagnosis of PTSD for myself for almost a decade. I try to bring my whole self into the therapy session and encourage my clients to do the same.
I am a white, queer cis woman and am constantly examining my privilege and biases. I am from a Latinx background and feel comfortable working with and navigating many different cultures. I am kink-friendly, sex-work positive and queer, trans and non-binary-affirming. I believe that Black Lives Matter.
I am certified in EMDR which requires two years of extra training and consultation. I have specialized trainings in Dissociation, using Yoga in EMDR, Expressive Arts integration in EMDR and integrating Nature into EMDR. I draw on 20 years+ of experience in working as an advocate for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault as well as being a provider for Intensive Outpatient therapy for folks struggling with addiction.
My private practice is a chance to do more of what I most enjoy: listen and hold space for people in hard times while giving guidance and offering suggestions based on experience and evidence. I find that I am usually energized after therapy sessions, even very hard ones, because I can see change and movement in the direction of the client’s goals and that excites me. I absolutely love my work and feel extremely blessed to meet the people I work with!
My schedule for therapy appointments includes weekdays only, between 10 am and 4 pm.
I have limited appointments at 5 and 6 pm and usually have a waiting list for those.
I am a mom and a wife. I’m also a survivor of sexual abuse and sexual assault and have navigated the diagnosis of PTSD for myself for almost a decade. I try to bring my whole self into the therapy session and encourage my clients to do the same.
I am a white, queer cis woman and am constantly examining my privilege and biases. I am from a Latinx background and feel comfortable working with and navigating many different cultures. I am kink-friendly, sex-work positive and queer, trans and non-binary-affirming. I believe that Black Lives Matter.
I am certified in EMDR which requires two years of extra training and consultation. I have specialized trainings in Dissociation, using Yoga in EMDR, Expressive Arts integration in EMDR and integrating Nature into EMDR. I draw on 20 years+ of experience in working as an advocate for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault as well as being a provider for Intensive Outpatient therapy for folks struggling with addiction.
My private practice is a chance to do more of what I most enjoy: listen and hold space for people in hard times while giving guidance and offering suggestions based on experience and evidence. I find that I am usually energized after therapy sessions, even very hard ones, because I can see change and movement in the direction of the client’s goals and that excites me. I absolutely love my work and feel extremely blessed to meet the people I work with!
My schedule for therapy appointments includes weekdays only, between 10 am and 4 pm.
I have limited appointments at 5 and 6 pm and usually have a waiting list for those.
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I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Indiana (License 34008276A). I am Certified in EMDR Therapy. I have been trained in DNMS. I continue to receive training and supervision in both DNMS and EMDR to maintain my certifications. I will refer you to someone else if your needs are outside of my scope of practice.
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Waitlist only at this time.
Please email rachael.bain@healingselftherapy.com. |
If you are feeling suicidal or are in a crisis moment right now,
please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255, go to nearest emergency room
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please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255, go to nearest emergency room
or dial 911 for immediate rescue.