Christine Cox MA - AMFT 143283

My approach to treating depression is grounded in empathy, collaboration, and empowerment. I view each person as the expert of their own life and use narrative and collaborative therapy to explore and re-author their stories, uncovering strengths and resilience. We will delve into the narratives shaping your perception of depression, challenging and reshaping them to foster hope. By creating a safe, supportive environment, I aim to empower you to navigate life's challenges with confidence.

My approach to addressing cultural and systemic oppression in therapy is rooted in social justice. I work to understand the unique experiences of each client, acknowledging the impact of race, culture, and systemic factors. Using narrative and collaborative therapy, we explore and re-author personal stories to empower and foster resilience. By creating a safe, supportive space, I help clients navigate and challenge oppressive systems, promoting healing and a sense of agency.

Together, we identify the sources of anxiety and develop strategies to manage it, making visible the pervasive illusion of control and what a journey toward acceptance will look like. Understanding that a loss of control can feel overwhelming and debilitating, I create a safe, supportive environment to help clients build resilience and confidence, empowering them to navigate their anxiety and lead a more balanced, fulfilling life.

I practice culturally sensitive therapy, with extensive training in understanding the complex interplay of race, culture, and systemic oppression. As a woman of color, I bring a unique and critical perspective to my practice, deeply attuned to the diverse experiences of marginalized communities. My therapy is aimed at creating a safe space where clients' cultural backgrounds are honored and respected, fostering healing and empowerment through their unique stories.

I practice narrative therapy with extensive training in helping clients re-author their life stories, empowering them to find strength and resilience in their experiences. As a doctoral student in Marriage and Family Therapy, I integrate a social justice lens, addressing the unique challenges faced by diverse communities. My empathetic, client-centered approach honors each individual's narrative, fostering healing and transformation.

I practice collaborative couple therapy, with extensive training and experience in narrative and collaborative approaches. My practice is rooted in fostering open communication, mutual respect, and partnership between couples. By integrating a social justice framework, I address the unique challenges diverse couples face, helping them navigate and resolve conflicts. My empathetic, strengths-based approach empowers couples to co-create healthier, more fulfilling relationships.