Student ClinicianRylie is joining the NWAI team as a new student intern. She prioritizes creating a collaborative environment where clients feel heard, supported, and encouraged to engage in meaningful growth. Rylie’s therapeutic style is grounded in empathy, with an emphasis on building strong therapeutic rapport and adapting to each client’s individual needs. She is skilled in group facilitation with a focus on active listening, emotional validation, and creating a supportive space for shared peer experiences.
Rylie received her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a double minor in Business Analytics and Business Management at Grand Canyon University. She is currently a second-year student in Pacific University’s Master’s program for Applied Clinical Psychology. For the last 2 years, Rylie has worked as a Peer Support Group Facilitator for NAMI, where she facilitates group discussions and supports individuals as they share lived experiences within a structured group setting. Rylie’s work with NAMI has deepened her interest in evidence-based treatments and strengthened her commitment to supporting individuals as they navigate their mental health journey. Rylie is excited to work with NWAI to provide client-centered care and contribute to a space where clients feel validated and empowered for growth. When Rylie is not at school or work, she enjoys discovering new coffee shops or going on hikes. She also enjoys thrifting, cooking, and spending time with friends, whether that’s playing video games or card games. Pacific University
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