About Dr. Sandra Rahe

I am a Licensed Independent Mental Health Practitioner (LIMHP), School Psychologist, and Professional Counselor who earned the following degrees from American Psychological Association Approved Programs:

• Bachelor of Science degree, double major in business administration and psychology,
  in three years from Nebraska Wesleyan University

• Masters degree in counseling psychology from the University of Missouri-Columbia in 2 semesters

• Educational Specialist degree in school psychology from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln

• Doctorate degree from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Past board president-Association of Private Practice Therapists

I have provided individual therapy, family counseling, marriage counseling, or worked as a consultant for employees of:

• Federal Bureau of Investigation

• Federal Government Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

• Sarpy County Nebraska

• City of Omaha

• United States Postal Service

• Burlington Northern-Santa Fe Railroad

• Union Pacific Railroad

• Frito-Lay Company

• Cox Communications

• LinkedIn

• HDR

• First Data

• PayPal

• First National Bank

• Oriental Trading Company

• State of Nebraska-Regional Center

• Nebraska Health & Human Services

• Nebraska State Department of Corrections

• Nebraska Child Abuse and Neglect Teams-Douglas & Sarpy Counties

• Douglas County Juvenile Court

• Child Guidance Center

• Santa Monica Inpatient Drug/Alcohol Treatment Center

• Lincoln Public Schools & Omaha Public Schools

• Nebraska School for the Deaf

• Educational Service Units

• St. Joseph Center for Mental Health

• Rivendell Inpatient Psychiatric Center

• University of Nebraska Psychology & Law Program

• Pioneer Mental Health Center-Crete, Seward, and Geneva Nebraska

• University of Missouri Counseling Center/Alcohol Education Cent

I am committed to high standards & provide practical strategies for fast results. I am ranked as Best Marriage Counselor in "Three Best Rated" marriage counselors in Omaha, NE. From 2017-2026.

I am proud to be featured on Psychology Today.