Rachel Chapman, PhD

Dr. Chapman received her PhD in Counseling Psychology from BYU. Her dissertation focused on what mental health providers need to know to serve Native Hawaiians who identify as third gender, or mahu. She completed her pre-doctoral internship at the University of Arkansas and has also worked at BYU-Hawaii and BYU in their respective counseling centers.

Rachel has an affirming approach to therapy, focused on meeting the clients where they are. She works from a compassion-focused lens, striving to create a safe and warm environment for clients. Her interpersonal and relational approach to treatment helps establish a collaborative therapeutic experience aimed at helping clients live a more empathic and empowered life. Rachel has a special interest in helping LGBTQ+ clients and clients experiencing faith difficulties. She works primarily with adults experiencing anxiety, depression, sexual concerns, women’s issues, and diversity-related concerns.

• Doctorate in Counseling Psychology, Brigham Young University 
• Master's in Social Work, University of Oklahoma 
• Bachelor of Science, Brigham Young University 

• Compassion-Focused Therapy (CFT)
• Interpersonal & Relational Therapy
• Culturally Responsive Therapy
• Affirming & Client-Centered Approach
• Trauma-Informed Care