Rachel Ende(She/Her/Hers)

Rachel Ende is a Licensed Master of Social Work practicing in New York, New York. Her work focuses on the relationship between attachment style and trauma history and how both the mind and body experience this relationship. She has a background in work with trauma and attachment through her undergraduate education at Barnard College of Columbia University; her Masters of Social Work at NYU; and is continuing to broaden her knowledge base through her doctoral work in Clinical Psychology at City College of New York.

Rachel has experience with Mother-Infant Attachment research through Columbia University’s New York State Psychiatric Institute, and uses this research to inform her clinical work. She also has experience working psychodynamically at the Training Institute of Mental Health.

Rachel utilizes a relational, collaborative lens with her clients in which her clients feel a sense of agency and empowerment over their own therapeutic experience.She believes strongly in the therapeutic relationship that serves as the foundation of the therapeutic work. Rachel has particular speciality in working with depression, anxiety, life transitions, relationships, and history of trauma. The primary orientation of her work is psychodynamic, and she also uses techniques such as Internal Family Systems and Eli Gendlin’s Focusing.