Your Real Estate Practitioner

As a Pennsylvania REALTOR®, I build relationships with clients through the buying & selling process, and beyond.

“We are beyond grateful to Rachel for all the hard work she put into finding us our beautiful home! She listened to all our wishes and really worked to help us get an agreement with the perfect home for us. We would absolutely recommend her for your next new home.”

-Kirk & Diana H.

It’s A Pleasure to Meet You

My name is Rachel Doreian, and I thrive on building relationships based on mutual trust and longevity that go beyond the buying and selling process. My inspiration stems from both my professional background, personal health journey, and experience with home renovation. I help clients in the areas of home selling and purchasing, home health, and integrative wellness through strategic, innovative, and effective techniques. I collaborate with other high-quality professionals and practitioners in these areas to deliver you high-value and lasting results.

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Past Transactions

  • 1985 Huntingdon Road

  • 1025 Welsh Road

  • 2200 Terwood Road

  • 1131 Frederick Road

  • 1385 Mill Road

  • 10103 Northeast Boulevard

                Buying, Selling and Beyond

In the traditional sense, you’re taught to see a real estate agent as someone who helps you buy or sell a home, maybe stays in touch, and earns referrals over time. But when you look closer, real estate naturally extends far beyond the transaction and into the ongoing relationship you have with your home itself. A trusted real estate practitioner becomes your go-to resource for everything connected to where you live: Maintenance guidance, renovation conversations, design considerations, and long-term planning for how your home supports your life. They understand how homes age, how neighborhoods evolve, and how small decisions today shape comfort, function, and value tomorrow. Because your home directly affects your daily rhythms, stress levels, and sense of stability, this relationship also overlaps with home health and personal wellness. When you work with someone who sees the whole picture, you’re supported not just during a sale or purchase, but throughout the life of your home. In that way, a real estate practitioner becomes a steady point of guidance for the place that holds your routines, your family, and your well-being.

Where Your Home and Health Meet

Your body is your first home, and the spaces you live in either support how safe, steady, and nourished you feel inside it, or they ask you to compensate. When your physical home and your body are both cared for with intention, they work together to create a life that feels grounded and easier to live in. Real estate and personal wellness are deeply connected because your home is where your nervous system regulates every day, through light, air, sound, layout, and flow, along with any environmental factors that may be triggering you. You don’t just buy or sell a property, you move through a major life transition that reshapes your routines, sleep, emotions, and sense of safety. Where you live quietly influences how you move, rest, eat, and recover, often without you consciously noticing it. When the process is guided with care and clarity, your system stays steadier, decisions feel more grounded, and real estate becomes more than a transaction—it becomes a foundational way you support how well you live inside your body.

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  • Real Estate Practitioner

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  • Home Health Consultant

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  • Wellness Mentor

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  • Content Collaborator

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Mold in Your Home: A Growing Concern

Mold is becoming more and more of a common problem found in homes across country. Why is this occurring? Mold is showing up more often in homes due to a variety of factors. For starters, the way newer construction homes the way houses are built has changed; prioritizing cost-cutting materials and fast build timelines that don’t always prioritize long-term moisture management. Many older homes carry the weight of deferred maintenance such as small leaks, aging roofs, and tired plumbing that quietly allow moisture to linger. Homes are also sealed tighter than ever, with modern windows and spray-foam attics that limit natural airflow, which means moisture has fewer ways to exit. When water damage isn’t dried and treated correctly-from a roof leak, appliance failure, or basement seepage-moisture can remain trapped behind walls and under floors. To properly address and treat mold, you have to figure out the root cause of what caused the mold in the first place, and then find a trustworthy company to not only remediate the mold but help you remedy the cause in the first place. Untreated, mold can cause a dizzying (literally) array of symptoms that you may not even associate with mold exposure.

Watch my segment on CBS3 Philadelphia discussing my own personal journey with the health ramifications of mold in the home.

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