Rashel Jeffrey, LCSW

Rashel Jeffrey is a graduate of the University of Michigan with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and a Masters degree of Social Work. Her work experience has been varied and extensive. She started at the Center for Forensic Psychiatry in Ypsilanti Michigan. Her next job was with the Children’s Service Society of Utah. Rashel and her husband and two children lived in England for a year while her husband did research at Cambridge University. After her children started school Rashel worked for a brief time with the Mental Health Center before opening up a private psychotherapy practice. Rashel was invited to join Missoula Psychological Medicine which was her next office. Her last position was with the Veterans Administration Medical Clinic in Missoula. She developed a tobacco cessation program called Quit for Life which is sponsored by St. Patrick Hospital. Rashel has served on several boards including the Citizen’s Advisory board to the Health Department, the National Association of Social Worker Examiners and Professional counselors. She has also served on committees for the Association of Social Work boards. Rashel loves to cook, read and to travel. She is an avid golfer and a dedicated skier.