Meet Our Team - Rebecca Stein
Rebecca Stein, MSW, ACSW
Position at the Hallowell Todaro ADHD Center:
Therapist/Coach
How long have you been working at Hallowell Todaro ADHD?
Since December 2020
Where did you grow up?
Marietta, GA
What are your favorite books / TV shows / movies?
The Count of Monte Cristo (Book)
Stranger Things, Game of Thrones
Pan’s Labyrinth, The Sea Inside
What’s your favorite sport and/or sports team?
Dancing, watching the LA Lakers, UGA Football
Complete the following sentences:
When I’m not at work, you can find me...
running, dancing, practicing yoga, socializing with friends and family, reading, and watching movies.
When I want to de-stress, I...
take a bath, drink chamomile tea, bake cookies, take a power nap, meditate, practice deep breathing, move my body, connect with others, and watch Netflix.
My favorite time of year is...
summer!
My favorite thing to cook is...
gluten free, vegan mac-n-cheese!.
The best gift I ever received was…
a free trip to Europe!
If I could travel anywhere in the world, I’d go to...
Italy
What led you to pursue a career helping others?
Through my own personal self-exploration, I developed compassion and understanding for others.
What education, skills, and expertise do you bring to your role?
I graduated in three years with a Bachelors of Science in Psychology and Phi Beta Kappa Honors from The University of Georgia. I received my Masters in Clinical Social Work from The University of Southern California. I have helped clients at The Relational Center, The Pain Psychology Center, and UCLA Medicine & Pediatrics. I use CBT, DBT, somatic therapy, and psychodynamic therapy to help my clients. I am currently receiving extensive training in Short-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy.
Who/what inspires you?
Gabor Mate inspires me to learn new things in the field of psychology, specifically in relation to shame and childhood trauma. Dorothea Dix has inspired me to fight against ableism and the mistreatment of those suffering with mental illnesses.
What’s your personal philosophy/approach toward the work you do?
One day at a time. One small step at a time. Minor setback, MAJOR comeback!
“Nothing could be worse than the fear that one had given up too soon, and left one uexpended effort that might have saved the world.” - Jane Addams
I help my clients find their inner resolve to be resilient, despite the obstacles thrown at them.
What is one small thing people can do to improve their lives and increase their happiness?
Go outside in nature!
We provide coaching and therapy to help people manage a variety of cognitive and emotional conditions.