Rain Bondy LCSW, AASW
When we learn to sit in our darkness, we gain the ability to see through it.
Rain has a passion for mental health, and believes strongly in self-determination. In her work with client’s she emphasizes individualized care that puts the client at the helm. She also provides animal assisted therapy with her therapy cat, Omen. In sessions, Rain focuses on creating and holding a space for clients to reflect, learn, and grow in whatever direction they choose. Rain values inclusivity and empowerment, welcoming clients from all backgrounds to a space of warmth and guidance.
Credentials
Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW)
Animal Assisted Social Work (AASW)
Specialties
Anxiety
Grief/Loss
Suicidality
Self-Harm
Managing Chronic Health Conditions
Allyship
Clients of all races, ethnicities, genders, and sexualities are welcome.
Education and Experience
Rain moved to the Denver Metro Area in 2017 after graduating from the University of Binghamton in upstate New York with Bachelor’s degrees in Psychology and Studio Art. From there she went on to complete her Masters of Social Work with a concentration in mental health and certificate in Animal Assisted Social Work from the University of Denver’s Graduate School of Social Work. She has grown to love the state of Colorado and spends a majority of her spare time admiring the mountains, spending time with animals, and enjoying art and music.
Rates
Individual Therapy
(50 min) $130
Animal Assisted
Individual Therapy
(50 min) $150
Other Team Members
Rain Bondy LCSW, AASW
Rain has a passion for mental health, and believes strongly in self-determination. In her work with client’s she emphasizes individualized care that puts the client at the helm. She also provides animal assisted therapy with her therapy cat, Omen. In sessions, Rain focuses on creating and holding a space for clients to reflect, learn, and...
Tandis Hashemi LPC, NCC
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Omen
Omen is a Peterbald cat, meaning that he is (mostly) hairless! He has a velvety coat and challenges the stereotype of black cats – in that he’s certainly a good omen as opposed to a bad one. He started working with Rain as a kitten in 2018 when she adopted him from a family who’s...
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