Rachel Wilding

Counseling Intern

Rachel Wilding

Counseling Intern · Naropa University

Rachel Wilding (she/her/ella) is a graduate student in the nature-based clinical mental health counseling concentration at Naropa University. She is an 8.5-year veteran of the U.S. Navy and has spent many years in corporate tech, from small startups to large-firm marketing and account management. She holds an MS in Environmental Policy and Management and is a student member of the American Counseling Association.

Rachel's superpower is empathic relating: compassionately guiding us to our blind spots, and empowering individuals to reclaim their inherent wisdom. Fascinated by Jungian and decolonial depth psychology, as well as existential and humanistic theories, she believes the mind, body, and spirit are inseparable. She is a mystic, an intuitive, and an earth-based medicine ceremonial initiate in the Shipibo Amazonian tradition.

Rachel's life experience brings a desire to support individuals who are curious to explore their own relationship to spirituality, those tending grief, those experiencing major life transitions, those with terminal diagnoses, and military veterans.

Education & Supervision

Graduate student, Nature-Based Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Naropa University · MS, Environmental Policy and Management · Student member, American Counseling Association · Practicing under licensed supervision

Approaches & Focus
Jungian & DepthExistentialHumanisticGriefLife TransitionsVeteransSpirituality