Biography
Rachel Berent Fogelberg, LMSW is a Psychotherapist and Clinical Scholar in the Departments of Psychiatry and Social Work. She received her BS and MSW in Macro and Micro Social Work Practice at The University of Kentucky. Rachel has worked at Michigan Medicine since 2007 and is a member of the Perinatal and Women's Reproductive Wellness Clinic, where she provides psychiatric evaluations and psychotherapy. Rachel is also a clinical supervisor for graduate student interns, postgraduate fellows and provides consultation to staff interested in the treatment of binge and emotional eating. Rachel also facilitates CBT training mentorships for social work graduate students.
Prior to her work in the perinatal psychiatry clinic, Rachel was a member of the Department of Psychiatry’s Depression and IMPACT clinics. She also worked as a social worker for Jewish Family Services of The Greater Metro Detroit Area and for Family Services of Northern Kentucky. Rachel is trained in evidenced based practices including CBT, DBT, IPT, Motivational Interviewing and has extensive social work experience within the field of obesity. Rachel assisted in the development and implementation of Michigan Medicine’s pediatric weight management program (MPOWER) and facilitated Marilyn Migliore’s Hunger Within Workshop. Within the Department of Psychiatry’s Division of Neuro-Psych, Rachel completed evaluations, provided individual and group psychotherapy, and facilitated support groups for individuals pursuing weight loss surgery.
Currently, Rachel’s time at Michigan Medicine is focused on perinatal psychiatry and educational efforts. Rachel also has a private practice where she provides individual psychotherapy.
Areas of Interest
- Perinatal and Women's Reproductive Health
- Mood and Anxiety Disorders
- Emotional, Binge and Compulsive Eating
- Body Image and Self-esteem
Credentials
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BS in social work and sociology from the University of Kentucky
- MSW in Social Work, micro and macro practices.