Your experience deserves to be understood
Living with pain can affect more than how your body feels. It can change routines, relationships, plans, and your sense of what is possible. Therapy offers room to talk about that experience without having to minimize it.
Rachel’s clinical interests include chronic pain and mind-body concerns. Her work explores the relationship between pain, emotions, and the nervous system while respecting your lived experience.
Rachel’s training and approach
Rachel Schulz, LMFT #143949, is certified in Pain Reprocessing Therapy (PRT). Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) is also central to her practice, including exploring how to make room for difficult experiences and reconnect with personal values.
An inquiry is an opportunity to discuss your situation and whether this approach may fit your needs. This page describes Rachel’s therapeutic focus; it does not determine the cause of pain or promise a particular outcome.
Talk about what support could look like
You can ask Rachel about her work with chronic pain, share a brief description of what brings you to therapy, and discuss next steps. Avoid sending detailed medical information through email or the website’s contact form.
Rachel’s office is at 1470 Maria Lane, Suite 460, Walnut Creek, serving the East Bay and Diablo Valley. Medical evaluation and ongoing care remain important when considering the right support for your pain.
Questions about starting
Is Rachel trained in Pain Reprocessing Therapy?
Yes. Rachel is certified in Pain Reprocessing Therapy and is a California Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, license #143949.
Does this replace medical care?
No. Therapy does not replace medical evaluation or treatment. Speak with an appropriate medical professional about pain and discuss with Rachel how therapy might fit alongside your care.