Kristin is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist & Qualified Supervisor, a graduate of Nova Southeastern University, receiving a Masters in Family Therapy with a focus on Family Systems Healthcare/Medical Family Therapy. Her experience as a therapist has taken place in various settings, such as crisis stabilization, substance use, the school system, the prison system, and child welfare. She primarily works in the foster care system specializing in trauma and abuse in children and adolescents, child welfare, adoption, and transitions. Her preferred therapeutic approach is narrative therapy, though it varies from case to case. Just as each client differs, so does her approach. She utilizes interventions from various modalities to fit the client’s individual needs best–a “create your own pizza” approach per se. Throughout the course of therapy, we collaboratively create a new narrative, a story in which change is attainable, and life can look different. Kristin believes in healing broken relationships and empowering people to create healthy changes. When she’s not at work, you can find her taking naps, going to the beach (maybe even napping at the beach), going to Disney World, watching Netflix, reading memoirs, baking (or trying to), with her fur baby Maslow, and spending time with friends.