About the owner of Intuitive Therapy & Consulting, LLC
Rachel Greene, MA, LMFT is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and the owner of Intuitive Therapy & Consulting, LLC. She utilizes her intuitive and channeling abilities in sessions to assist in the healing process, and to help find the answers that lie within. Rachel primarily works with individuals and couples from an intuitive, holistic, and spiritual approach, that is both interfaith and nondenominational.
Rachel has an undergraduate degree from the University of Minnesota and a Masters Degree in Counseling and Psychotherapy from the Alfred Adler Graduate School. Prior to entering private practice, she was a Clinical Supervisor and spent several years working with individuals of all ages, couples, and families in an agency setting. She is a Minnesota Board Approved and AAMFT Approved Supervisor and offers consultation/supervision services to licensed and non-licensed therapists and corporate consulting services to corporations, law firms, and businesses. It is her calling to assist people during their journey of growth while navigating through life’s challenges. She believes that we are always on our path, and offers spiritual guidance along the way.
What is Intuitive Therapy?
Intuitive Therapy is a form of psychotherapy that utilizes intuition to uncover what the client senses but may not be consciously aware of. Rachel uses her intuition in order to access this unconscious information and bring it to conscious awareness. She works from an energetic; mind, body, spirit approach that assists the client to uncover, articulate, and release the source of the presenting problem.
How is Intuitive Therapy different from Traditional Therapy?
Intuitive Therapy differs from Traditional Therapy in that through using intuition, the therapist is able to access a deeper layer of consciousness that the client may already sense but may not be consciously aware of. This is where the emotions are stored and where the client may feel "stuck". Traditional Therapy often focuses on the conscious mind or what is already "known" by the client. Through Intuitive Therapy, the therapist guides the client deeper into the unconscious layers of stored emotions to bring to awareness what needs to be released.
Who may benefit from Intuitive Therapy?
Anyone who is experiencing any symptoms or presenting problems. The client does not need to know why they are feeling a certain way, only that they would like to feel differently. Examples of concerns that bring people to therapy: symptoms of anxiety and depression; phobias or fears; relationship issues; grief and loss; dissatisfaction with work, family, or personal relationships; body image and eating issues; spirituality; or any discomfort that they are feeling in life.
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