Christine Elder

Being a therapist allows me to combine everything I care about. Science, human behavior, compassion, and empowerment. I get to help people rebuild trust in themselves, strengthen relationships, create boundaries, and live more aligned lives. It’s deeply meaningful work, and I feel honored every time someone lets me walk alongside them in their journey.

Together, we will understand the patterns shaping your relationships, shift what no longer serves you, and strengthen the connections that matter most.

My clients describe me as relational, curious, and deeply attuned to patterns. Able to hold the bigger picture while supporting meaningful, practical change.

I work with clients who are balancing the emotional, relational, and real-world complexities of modern life. Many come to me while navigating big transitions—divorce, identity shifts, parenting challenges, career changes, or healing from trauma. I work with anxiety, identity issues and use a blend of systems thinking, behavioral insight, and compassion.

Because I’ve always been drawn to the ways people grow—emotionally, spiritually, and relationally. With a background in biology, public health, and mental health training, I learned how deeply our stories, systems, and relationships shape our wellbeing. I am committed to science, healing, and to offering others the support I once needed.

I co-founded a practice dedicated to compassionate, evidence-based care for individuals, couples, and families. My team and I provide a safe, supportive space where clients explore their stories, heal from challenges, and build healthier relationships. Our practice is grounded in connection, collaboration, and the belief that everyone deserves to be heard.