Rebecca Boren, Ph.D.
Licensed Psychologist

Approach & Availability
Clinical Focus:
Anxiety, Grief, Health-Related Psychological Strain, Life Transitions.
Languages:
English
Age Groups:
Adults
Modality:
Telehealth
Insurance:
Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, United Healthcare/Optum, Oscar
Currently at Capacity
About
Dr. Rebecca Boren is a licensed psychologist whose clinical background includes work in primary care and hospital-based settings, where she treated patients experiencing psychological distress alongside medical conditions and the prolonged exhaustion that comes with it.
Her work focuses on adults dealing with anxiety, chronic stress, grief, and life transitions, particularly when emotional symptoms intersect with physical strain, sleep disruption, or other long-standing challenges. She frequently works with patients whose tension has accumulated over time and is affecting daily functioning, relationships, or work capacity.
Dr. Boren’s training in integrated behavioral health informs a clinically grounded approach to treatment when emotional and physical concerns overlap. She regularly works with individuals adjusting to illness, caregiving demands, or prolonged difficulties that have altered their sense of stability.
She provides individual therapy for adults in Texas and Washington via secure telehealth.
Whom They Work With
Adults experiencing anxiety, chronic stress, or emotional exhaustion;
Individuals adjusting to major life transitions, illness, or loss;
Patients experiencing the combined effects of physical strain and psychological distress.
Credentials & Background
Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology;
Clinical experience in primary care and hospital-based settings;
Training in integrated behavioral health and collaborative care;
Experience supporting patients with the combined effects of physical and emotional strain.
Some of Their Papers, Articles, Scientific Presentations, and Reflections
Rebecca Boren, Ph.D. provides individual therapy for adults via telehealth in Texas and Washington. Her work focuses on anxiety, chronic stress, grief, health related psychological strain, and adjustment to life transitions. Sessions are offered in English. Licensed with the Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council/Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists (Texas License #39624). To verify a license, click here.
Healthcare coverage and utilization among caregivers in the United States: Findings from the 2015 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System. Rehabilitation Psychology.
2019. Link.
The physical postures of yoga practices may protect against depressive symptoms, even as life stressors increase: A moderation analysis.
2017. Link.
