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Darryl's therapeutic approach aligns with the philosophy of Collaboration. He does not claim to be an expert on anyone's life, rather, he prefers coming together with authenticity and transparency and pull from both clinician and client's sources of knowledge in hopes of achieving therapeutic goals. Darryl passionately believes in exploring his client's identity development to understand the challenges they are experiencing. Including their cultural context, values, and beliefs systems. He is adept at exploring whether these values and beliefs are in alignment with how his clients live their life. These challenges can be in the form of depression, anxiety, identity issues, and relationship conflict.

Kristine is a licensed Marriage and Family therapist specializing in working with adults. Kristine spent the first 8 years of her career working in a community mental health agency with the severely mentally ill who were at risk of homelessness, incarceration, and psychiatric hospitalization. The second half of her career has been helping individuals with depression and anxiety understand the root causes of their symptoms and heal from them. Kristine has been using Internal Family Systems informed techniques to help clients understand themselves, and their needs, and to heal the developmental gap that has prevented them from nurturing themselves. She is more like a coach who coaches the clients how to love and nurture themselves.

Christina takes a collaborative approach and uses evidence-based practices such as Cognitive Behavioral therapy and also orients with solution focused, family systems and person-centered therapy. Her goal is to build trust and create a safe space where you, the client, can feel open sharing your authentic thoughts, feelings, and emotions. Her aim is to help improve personal relationships, address difficult emotional problems, and help the individual become more self-aware. Christina believes that so often our past can interfere with our present lives, and we can find ourselves reliving the same pain.