Dr. Rachelle Rose is a clinical psychologist who specializes in supporting children and families navigating complex emotional, developmental, and medical challenges. Her extensive experience includes working with children facing rare neurological conditions, cancer, chronic illness, and other serious health concerns. Through years of clinical practice and psychological testing, she has developed a nuanced understanding of how to meet the unique needs of each child and family system she serves.

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Rachelle often incorporates play therapy and sand tray approaches into her sessions, creating a safe and expressive environment where children can process their experiences in ways that feel natural to them. She believes that no child is too young to struggle — or to heal — and works with individuals across all ages, helping them build emotional insight, coping skills, and inner resilience.

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She is also deeply committed to cultivating inclusive, affirming spaces for all identities. Rachelle has significant experience working with individuals across the gender spectrum, as well as children and families within the military community. She understands how important it is to honor each person’s worldview, culture, and lived experience, and she tailors her therapeutic approach thoughtfully to reflect each individual’s age, needs, and background.

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Above all, Dr. Rose is passionate about helping every patient discover their own strength, voice, and capacity for growth. “If we want to live in a kinder, more compassionate world,” she says, “it starts with helping every individual feel safe, supported, and empowered to be their true self.”