Christina Harrison

My communication style

My priority is to offer a safe, supportive space for healing. I communicate with openness, calmly, and without judgment. I focus on identifying your strengths and highlighting moments of resilience, while also helping you recognize behaviors or thought patterns that may conflict with your values and goals.

My journey to mental healthcare

I began working in substance abuse treatment in 2011 and quickly saw that addiction often reflects deeper trauma. After earning my MSW in 2016, I shifted into clinical social work focused on helping people heal from acute, complex, attachment‑related, historical, and intergenerational trauma.

My goals for you

I view therapy as a collaborative process. We’ll identify goals that feel meaningful to you—whether healing trauma, resolving grief, improving relationships, strengthening self‑worth, or supporting personal growth. As you gain insight, your plan will evolve to stay aligned with your needs.

Our first session

Your first session is a chance to share what’s bringing you in, begin creating a sense of safety and connection, and clarify the outcomes you’re hoping for. It’s completely normal to feel nervous. Trauma‑informed work honors the pace your system is ready for. You have the capacity for healing, and I’ll offer tools and guidance as you take each step

I identify as...

• Female
• American Indian or Alaska Native, Caucasian or White
• Spiritual