Christina Oshier Andrews

I enjoy working collaboratively with clients who are motivated to understand why our bodies feel the way they do, and why we have the relationships we do. Out of the understanding, we create opportunities to expose ourselves to new experiences that will make lasting changes. Sometimes this involves processing old traumas, or learning to change how we internalized an inner critic. Sometimes it requires looking at biology of mental health and referring to complementary practices such as integrative psychiatry, functional medicine or diet and exercise programs. For the past 13 years I have practiced with and trained other therapists in a type of trauma psyhotherapy known as Trauma Dynamics, which uses the autonomic nervous system as a guide to healing. I’ve trained at working with traumatic transference, and also trained in Gestalt therapy. I often work with therapists on their personal work, or as a supervisor, within the specialities of trauma and attachment.