Rashell Hupfer, LPC - Therapist at Grow Therapy

Rashell Hupfer

Rashell Hupfer

(she/her)

LPC
18 years of experience
Authentic
Warm
Virtual

Hello! I am a Licensed Professional Counselor based in Pennsylvania and I have been working as a therapist for 18 years now. I work with all ages, but primarily adolescents and older when using a telehealth platform. I work with those with mental health diagnoses, substance use/dependence disorders, as well as dual diagnosis. I help people explore challenges in their lives and learn how to cope in a healthy manner while learning how to love every piece of who they are.

What can clients expect to take away from sessions with you?

Our first session together will be focused on getting to know who you are and what brought you into treatment, as well as what you would like to work on changing. I would love for you to share any past experiences you have had with therapy and what you liked and/or didn't like.

Explain to clients what areas you feel are your biggest strengths.

I pride myself on being laid back, non-judgmental, and empathetic. Those I've worked with have described me as "real" and have commented on how my ability to connect helps them feel comfortable opening up and sharing even their most vulnerable thoughts and feelings. Unconditional positive regard is absolutely essential to build the therapeutic alliance!

About Rashell Hupfer

Identifies as

Licensed in

Accepts cash

$100/session

Appointments

Virtual

My treatment methods

Strength-Based

Prefer to focus on positive and strengths rather than negatives. This has been tremendously helpful for many clients in many ways.

Compassion Focused

Helping clients learn to be more kind, understanding, and encouraging of themselves in challenging situations.

Gender-affirming therapy

Share my personal pronouns to allow the client to feel more comfortable sharing their own pronouns. For this to open up exploration of gender/sexual identity and coping with related challenges. Unconditional positive regard consistently present regardless of any aspect of self identity.

Cognitive Behavioral (CBT)

Assist clients in being more aware of maladaptive thought patterns, learn how thoughts create feelings, and how to challenge and reframe/refocus thoughts in response.

Psychodynamic

Assisting with self reflection and self examination to increase insight and invoke change.