7 Signs That You Are In A Toxic Relationship

7 Signs That You Are In A Toxic Relationship

Behavioral Health
April 22, 2026
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Dr. Rhea Hill’s journey in behavioral health is driven by a deep passion for understanding and addressing the connection between trauma and autoimmune disorders. With a strong foundation in psychology and mental health counseling, she has dedicated over 25 years to healing modalities, transitioning from a licensed massage therapist to mental health counseling and ultimately to integrated behavioral health. After earning her Doctor of Behavioral Health from Cummings Graduate Institute for Behavioral Health Studies in 2024, Dr. Hill has focused on understanding the connection between trauma and autoimmune diseases and the impact of equine-assisted therapy on treatment outcomes. Inspired by her own health journey following a systemic sclerosis/scleroderma diagnosis in 2010, she is now pioneering programs that integrate eco-therapy with healthcare providers. With a vision to establish an equine-assisted treatment center specializing in women’s health and holistic care, Dr. Hill is paving the way for transformative advancements in behavioral health. In this interview, Dr. Hill discusses how the DBH program shaped her career path, broadened her expertise in integrated behavioral healthcare, and enhanced her perspective on effective leadership to drive meaningful advancements in behavioral health outcomes. To learn more about how the DBH program has shaped Dr. Hill's career post-graduation, visit DBH ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT: DR. RHEA HILL, DBH, LPC.

Dr. Rhea Hill

Dr. Rhea Hill’s journey in behavioral health is driven by a deep passion for understanding and addressing the connection between trauma and autoimmune disorders. With a strong foundation in psychology and mental health counseling, she has dedicated over 25 years to healing modalities, transitioning from a licensed massage therapist to mental health counseling and ultimately to integrated behavioral health. After earning her Doctor of Behavioral Health from Cummings Graduate Institute for Behavioral Health Studies in 2024, Dr. Hill has focused on understanding the connection between trauma and autoimmune diseases and the impact of equine-assisted therapy on treatment outcomes. Inspired by her own health journey following a systemic sclerosis/scleroderma diagnosis in 2010, she is now pioneering programs that integrate eco-therapy with healthcare providers. With a vision to establish an equine-assisted treatment center specializing in women’s health and holistic care, Dr. Hill is paving the way for transformative advancements in behavioral health. In this interview, Dr. Hill discusses how the DBH program shaped her career path, broadened her expertise in integrated behavioral healthcare, and enhanced her perspective on effective leadership to drive meaningful advancements in behavioral health outcomes. To learn more about how the DBH program has shaped Dr. Hill's career post-graduation, visit DBH ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT: DR. RHEA HILL, DBH, LPC.

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