Rachel Abroms obtained her Master’s Degree in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University. Rachel also has a Master’s Degree in Spiritual Psychology and a Certification in Alcohol and Drug Counseling. Prior to joining PCH, Rachel worked as a Primary Therapist, Trauma Therapist and Group Facilitator at several different residential and intensive outpatient treatment centers for mental health and addiction issues. Additionally, Rachel has had two previous careers in the entertainment industry and as the owner/designer of a jewelry and accessories company. In Rachel’s work with her clients, she brings together a wide range of clinical skills, creativity, and tremendous empathy for those struggling to overcome mental health and addiction issues. Rachel works at PCH as an individual therapist, and EMDR therapist. Rachel also facilitates DBT and trauma groups.
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Ketamine and Its Effects on the Brain and Mental Health
How has ketamine, a drug that was previously used on battlefields and in operating rooms become a potential solution for treating depression and suicidality? How does it work, what effects does it have on the brain, and what, if any, risks are involved in its use?
