Kristi Lee Zink

Kristi has been practicing counseling and grief support since 2013. She has a master’s degree in Transpersonal Psychology from Naropa University; which focuses on life transitions, finding meaning, mindfulness and mediation. Kristi believes that each person is equipped with basic goodness and a natural drive towards health and wellness. There are many things that can derail this drive; trauma, nervous system activation, conditioning, false beliefs and old thought/behavior patterns that once served the individual but now keep that person from accessing the joy and potential of each unfolding moment. Grief work is her passion. Kristi uses body centered therapy, mindfulness, meditation, trauma release techniques and unconditional positive regard for her clients. She has been a crisis therapist for two years and has experience with psychosis, and suicide assessment and prevention. Anxiety and depression are two fields that her approach is especially effect for. Grief and loss can be a challenging and confusing time in a person’s life. Our culture doesn’t face death and often people are unequipped with the tools to grieve and to know that he or she is processing grief in a healthy way. Depression and anxiety are side effects of our modern life. There are ways through; a guide and map make huge differences.