Rachel Spragg, Graduate Intern
I help neurodivergent children and their families understand their inner emotional worlds and build safer, more connected relationships through play and parts-based therapy.
Education & Background
- Graduate Intern (Student Therapist, Supervised)
- Over 8 years of experience working closely with children as a children’s theater director
My Approach
My approach is play-based and relationship-focused. I help children express what they’re feeling through play, while also helping families understand what those feelings mean and how to respond. Sessions are calm, flexible, and paced to the child. I don’t force change. I focus on building trust first, then help the child feel safer, more understood, and more in control of their emotions. Parents are an important part of the process. I work with caregivers to better understand their child and learn simple, practical ways to respond that reduce conflict and build connection. Clients can expect a supportive, collaborative experience that focuses on understanding behavior, improving communication, and creating more connected, less stressful family relationships.
Location
In-Person
-8104 Spring Cypress Rd
Spring, Texas, 77379
Telehealth
Available to residents of:
- Texas
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Rachel’s Specialties
Compassionate neurodiversity-affirming therapy for children and teens ages 0-18 and the families who love them. Understand your child, support your child, and build a better path forward together.
Let’s grow together today
I will help strengthen connections for neurodivergent kids and their families through play-based and parts-informed therapy. This approach supports the family system and the child in greater understanding, responding, and connecting.
✓ compassionate
✓ personalized
