Are you feeling overwhelmed, emotionally exhausted, or disconnected from yourself or others?

Christine supports individuals who feel stuck in survival mode, weighed down by past experiences, or struggling to make sense of intense emotions and relationship challenges. Many of her clients come to therapy feeling exhausted, uncertain about who they are, or longing to feel safer and more grounded in their daily lives.

Christine specializes in supporting survivors of childhood trauma, sexual abuse, and relational wounds. She understands how early experiences can shape emotional responses, relationships, and self-perception, and helps clients gently process complex experiences while rebuilding safety, connection, and self-trust. Her work focuses on helping clients regulate emotions, strengthen boundaries, and reconnect with their inner resilience.

Her integrative approach draws on trauma-informed and attachment-based therapies, including DBT, parts-based, somatic, and existential methods. Christine works through an intersectional and systems lens, recognizing how social, cultural, and relational contexts shape mental health. She provides an inclusive, affirming space for clients of diverse identities, including those exploring sexuality, kink-affirming practices, or non-traditional relationship structures.

Christine meets clients with compassion, presence, and flexibility, creating a space where healing feels possible and growth unfolds at a manageable pace. Whether you are processing trauma, navigating burnout, or seeking deeper emotional healing, she provides steady support as you move toward feeling more grounded, connected, and whole.