Christina Walthers

When we experience trauma, stress, or overwhelming moments, we can begin to disconnect from ourselves as a way of coping. Somatic therapy offers a path back to yourself, helping you reconnect with your body, feel more at ease, build capacity for presence, and create meaningful change.

...slow down and listen to what is happening within you. We’ll pay attention to your body’s signals, understand protective patterns with compassion, and build more room for choice and connection. This work is an invitation to meet yourself with care and deepen your relationship with your own experience.

...a compassionate and steady presence who offers warmth, curiosity, and care. This is a space where you can slow down, be supported, and bring your whole self into the room. I believe therapy is a collaborative process, and I welcome and value your feedback as we shape our work together in a way that honors your unique experience.

...have spent a lot of time adapting, achieving, or caring for others and are ready for a different way of being. Many of my clients are thoughtful and self-aware, yet feel stuck in patterns that no longer fit. Therapy can support a deeper sense of authenticity, ease, and connection in how you move through life.

Life isn’t easy, and you (yes, you included!) deserve a soft place to land. Sometimes we get so used to holding everything together that we forget we’re allowed to need support too. Therapy can be a steady, no-judgment space to pause, untangle the knots, soften toward yourself, and find steadier ground.

Here, you can show up fully and authentically. All parts of you are welcomed, valued, and honored. As a queer therapist, I bring personal understanding of experiences that can shape queer lives while honoring that every person’s story is unique.