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Rachel Sims

Goodreads Author

Born

in The United States

Website

http://www.uncomplicatedtherapy.com

Genre

Self Help, Nonfiction, Psychology

Influences

John Gottman, Sue Johnson

Member Since

March 2022

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Dr. Rachel Sims is the founder and owner of Uncomplicated Therapy, where she practices as a Professional Licensed Counselor specializing in marriage, relationships, and individual therapy. In her practice, Rachel applies attachment and cognitive-behavioral theories to assist others in pursuing and maintaining loving, healthy, and successful relationships. You can find her many helpful tips, tools, reflections on mental health, and her weekly Q&A about relationships on her highly successful Instagram account, “Uncomplicated Therapy.” She received her doctorate from Liberty University, and her undergraduate degree in education, and her master’s degree in counseling and guidance from Texas A&M-Kingsville. After working for over a decade in sch ...more

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Rachel Sims Believe it or not lots of areas even such as "Second Date Update" on a country station about dating advice. But over all of my years of dating, friend…moreBelieve it or not lots of areas even such as "Second Date Update" on a country station about dating advice. But over all of my years of dating, friends dating and family connections bad dating advice has always been passed around. I wanted to put all of those generic statements, myths, and advice in one place and debunk them, and show the psychology of why we may have been following bad advice for years. (less)

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