Rachael Hudson. Are you experiencing increased levels of sadness, anxiety, or fear? Do you find yourself in a situation that you feel is beyond your control? Have these uncomfortable feelings become present recently or have they been around for longer than you wish? My name is Rachael Hudson. I consider it an honor to sit with individuals as we discover healthy ways to heal that uniquely fit individuals.
As a counselor, I have experience working with clients who have a wide range of concerns including anxiety, depression, addiction, relationship issues, as well as situational hardships and beyond. My counseling style is warm and empathetic. I often find myself using Person-Centered, Solution Focused, and Motivational Interviewing approaches in the initial stages of counseling. I find it beneficial to first discuss current concerns and then the different ways you have tried to resolve these concerns in the past.
From there we are best able to find alternative approaches to address your current situation. Facts from your past can often shed unexpected light on discovering realistic solutions in current hardships. We will address plans and the progress toward your goals in every session. Please discuss your comfort with the approaches I introduce to ensure quicker success. My main goal is to join with you to discover new and effective approaches to reduce your discomfort.
Verbal communication during sessions often leads to discovering resolutions in a shorter time frame than communicating via text only. I want you to feel as comfortable as possible beginning this process of counseling. Please reach out to me with any questions via the message system as we begin your journey to healing. Marla Monk. I also have experience working with the active duty military population and their families as well as veterans.
In , I earned my MSW from the University of Southern California with a concentration in mental health and sub-concentration in military and veteran services. I am experienced in working with those impacted by trauma, grief and loss and domestic violence as well as couples and families.
