Christa L. Malcolm

For over twenty-five years I have worked with children, adolescents, and families to facilitate educational and therapeutic change to increase resiliency and provide an opportunity for a more hopeful future through the use of a client centered trusting relationship and evidence-based therapies and practices. My Philosophy of care is based on a desire to seek to understand each person seeking help. I practice from a cognitive-behavioral framework, based in theology and psychology. Clients learn to manage their thoughts, look at pros and cons to thinking, challenge their thinking, and therefore make more beneficial choices. Together we will explore one’s spiritual, relational, physical and emotional wellbeing. Through a therapeutic relationship you will identify beliefs, develop goals, and work toward positive change.