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Rachel A. Rebecca, MD

Dr. Rachel Rebecca provides general psychiatry, reproductive psychiatry, and psycho-oncology care for adolescents and adults ages 15 to 62. Whether you're dealing with everyday anxiety or depression, a hormonal or reproductive mental health concern, or the psychological toll of a cancer diagnosis, her practice is built to treat all of it. Her focus on reproductive psychiatry and psycho-oncology grew out of a pattern she saw repeatedly in clinical work: patients get misdiagnosed or dismissed when a clinician looks at mood symptoms in isolation, rather than as part of a bigger hormonal or medical picture. A patient with severe PMDD may spend years being told it's 'just anxiety.' A new mother's postpartum symptoms can get missed entirely at a six-week checkup. Someone newly diagnosed with cancer may find that no one on their care team is addressing the psychiatric toll of the diagnosis itself. Dr. Rebecca built her practice to close that gap, while remaining a strong fit for anyone simply seeking skilled, attentive general psychiatric care. Board-certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, Dr. Rebecca trained at the University of Washington, with additional training in Dialectical Behavior Therapy. Her clinical background spans inpatient psychiatry, community mental health, crisis stabilization, and college health, including previous service as Psychiatry Director at a university health network. Initial evaluations run 90 minutes and cover history, current symptoms, and the specific life stage or medical context shaping them. Follow-ups run 30 to 60 minutes depending on need, focused on medication response and day-to-day functioning. Dr. Rebecca's practice is medication-focused rather than weekly talk therapy, though every visit involves real conversation, not a checklist. Telehealth is available throughout the state of Colorado. The practice is cash-pay, with HSA/FSA accepted and superbills provided for out-of-network reimbursement.