Dr Rachel Glennon is a Clinical Psychologist with a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Trinity College Dublin, complemented also by both a Master’s and an undergraduate degree in Psychology. Before completing her doctoral training, Rachel gained experience in Child Primary Care, working also within Early Intervention and School Age teams.

Throughout her doctoral training, Rachel gained experience across a range of clinical settings, including Adult Mental Health, Child and Adolescent Mental Health, and Disability Services. This breadth of practice has provided her with a comprehensive understanding of the psychological and developmental needs of diverse populations across the lifespan.

Rachel is a Chartered member of the Psychological Society of Ireland and is committed to working in line with ethical standards and evidence based best practice. She is trained in a wide range of psychological assessment tools and values a flexible, individualised approach, adapting each assessment to reflect the unique strengths, profile, and needs of the person in front of her.

Rachel places strong emphasis on creating a warm, supportive assessment environment in which clients feel comfortable and understood. She aims to provide opportunities for children and young people to demonstrate their strengths while also deepening their self understanding through the assessment process.

She looks forward to supporting children and their families in exploring their identities and potential neurodivergence within the Children’s Clinic.