Rachel Willyung LCSW ACSW

Rachel Willyung LCSW ACSW I work with patients virtually. I see patients who have out of network mental health benefits and who are fee for service.

Rachel Willyung has 25 years of experience working with adolescents, adults and the elderly. She graduated from Fordham University with a Masters in psychiatric social work. As an experienced psychotherapist, working with ages twelve through adulthood, she frequently utilizes aspects of mindfulness-based cognitive therapy (MBCT) and psychodynamic theory. Rachel’s personal style is that of a coach because she sees the client/therapist relationship as a team effort. She believes that the connection between therapist and client is an important factor in achieving therapeutic success. She practices a humanistic approach with her clientele, and will use her extensive experience to tailor treatment to your individual needs. She has a great deal of experience with treating Anxiety, Mood Disorders, and Trauma related diagnosis. She has a background in adolescent experiences that are unique to that developmental stage. She is a clinician experienced in Individual, Family and Couples therapies. Rachel Willyung is certified in the state of New Jersey as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and also credentialed by the Academy of Clinical Social Workers (License ).

“Please feel free to call me, I will be happy to answer any questions you may have.”

11/26/2025

Selah. 🧘🏿‍♀️


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11/26/2025

When we gather in attuned, caring relationships, our bodies start to recalibrate toward trust. From there, discernment returns. Collective awakening happens through seeing the manipulations combined with rebuilding the conditions that make connection possible again.

11/26/2025

It’s strange how easily we extend forgiveness to the people who have hurt us, yet hold ourselves captive for letting it happen. We rush to give others grace because we understand that humans make mistakes, speak from pain, or act from their own brokenness. But when it comes to our own hearts, we replay the moments we ignored the red flags, the times we stayed too long, the days we silenced our intuition. We condemn ourselves for being too trusting, too hopeful, too willing to see the good in people. And in doing so, we forget that the version of us who endured those moments was simply trying to love, to understand, to believe.

Forgiving yourself is often the most painful part of healing, because it requires you to face the moments you wish you could erase. But the truth is, you didn’t fail—you learned. You grew. You survived. You became wiser, softer, stronger. You deserve the same compassion you so freely give away, and the same gentleness you offer to others who have hurt you. Let today be the day you stop punishing yourself for being human. Let today be the day you finally give yourself permission to let go, breathe, and begin again.

— Balt

11/26/2025

“The thinking mind is what is busy. You have to stay in your heart. You have to be in your heart. Be in your heart. The rest is up here in your head where you are doing, doing, doing.” - Ram Dass

11/26/2025

There’s something deeply therapeutic about extending grace to yourself. Healing is owning your mistakes, learning the lesson, and allowing yourself to evolve. 💚👏🏽✨

11/26/2025

The idea that our inner guidance, the “soul’s compass”, is innate and enduring, never truly lost or broken. It reminds us that clarity arises in moments of stillness and attunement to nature’s rhythms, and that when we trust the subtle pull of intuition, the path we are meant to walk reveals itself again. DailyShaman

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Rachel Willyung has 25 years of experience working with adolescents, adults and the elderly. She graduated from Fordham University with a Masters in psychiatric social work. As an experienced psychotherapist, working with ages twelve through adulthood, she frequently utilizes aspects of mindfulness-based cognitive therapy (MBCT) and psychodynamic theory. Rachel’s personal style is that of a coach because she sees the client/therapist relationship as a team effort. She believes that the connection between therapist and client is an important factor in achieving therapeutic success. She practices a humanistic approach with her clientele, and will use her extensive experience to tailor treatment to your individual needs. She has a great deal of experience with treating Anxiety, Mood Disorders, and Trauma related diagnosis. She has a background in adolescent experiences that are unique to that developmental stage. She is a clinician experienced in Individual, Family and Couples therapies. Rachel Willyung is certified in the state of New Jersey as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and also credentialed by the Academy of Clinical Social Workers (License #44SC05178000). “Please feel free to call me, I will be happy to answer any questions you may have.”

I am currently doing telemedicine visits via Doxy Me.