Rehoboth Therapy & Wellness Doubles Space in Tucson, Welcomes New Clinician
Rehoboth Therapy & Wellness, a Tucson-based mental health practice, has doubled the size of its physical space with a move to a new location in Old Farm Executive Park at 6115 E. Grant Road. The practice moved into its new home on July 1, and welcomed licensed professional counselor Cristina Galiano to its clinical team Oct. 22.
The expansion reflects Rehoboth’s continued growth and its commitment to making high-quality mental health care available to more people throughout Tucson. The new space features private, spacious therapy offices with natural light and cozy seating, along with a coffee and tea bar designed to create a warm, welcoming environment for clients.
“At Rehoboth, we believe the work we do doesn’t impact only the person sitting in the room. When someone heals, it creates a ripple effect. Relationships improve, families become healthier, businesses grow stronger, and our community becomes more connected,” said Rehoboth Founder Maggie McCane. “We’re growing because the healing happening here is real. People are telling their friends and family because they want them to experience that same freedom.”
The practice’s name carries particular significance as it enters this next chapter. Rehoboth means “open space to prosper,” a meaning that closely aligns with the vision behind the expanded location: creating more room for people to heal, grow, and live more freely.
New counselor Galiano brings more than 11 years of behavioral health experience to Rehoboth Therapy & Wellness. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor, holds a master’s degree in counseling with an emphasis in trauma, and is a National Certified Counselor.
Galiano specializes in helping individuals navigate trauma, emotionally abusive and manipulative relationships, spiritual abuse, anxiety, addiction and relationship difficulties. Her arrival strengthens Rehoboth’s ability to serve individuals and couples seeking thoughtful, specialized support as they work toward lasting change.
Rehoboth Therapy & Wellness was founded on the belief that healthier individuals contribute to healthier families and stronger communities. Through individualized therapy and specialized trauma treatment, the practice helps clients move beyond simply managing symptoms toward meaningful progress in their relationships, personal lives, and work.
“We want Rehoboth to be a place where people have the space and support to do that work, and then move forward and live more freely,” McCane said.
Rehoboth Therapy & Wellness offers in-person and online therapy for clients in Arizona. Individuals interested in beginning therapy can learn more about the practice, explore available services, or schedule a complimentary consultation through its website.
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