Offering individual psychotherapy, ketamine-assisted therapy, and psychedelic integration to adults in Colorado, and clinical supervision and consultation to licensed therapists in Colorado and nationwide.

Individual Therapy - Colorado

My approach draws from somatic trauma therapy (TIP), Gestalt, and parts work, and is rooted in transpersonal counseling psychology. I hold mastery-level certification in the Trauma Integration Protocol (TIP) Foundations and TIP Transference, and served as lead researcher on its pilot study. I like demystifying therapy, and helping clients feel more confident and capable in directing their inner work.

Ketamine-Assisted Therapy

Ketamine-assisted therapy combines the therapeutic effects of ketamine with skilled clinical support — offering a carefully held experience of non-ordinary consciousness in service of healing. It is particularly well-suited for treatment-resistant depression, and can open doors that have felt stuck in conventional therapy.

My model is accessible and client-centered. Sessions are offered in my office or in your home in the Denver metro area. Ketamine is self-administered, coordinated with your prescribing provider. If you don't yet have a prescriber, I can help connect you with one.

Psychedelic Integration

The journey is the beginning. The integration is where we get down to work. What came up for you? What patterns exist in your life that came to the fore, asking to be addressed? Do you have the support to keep with it?

I offer individual preparation and integration sessions for people working with psychedelic medicines — including ketamine, psilocybin, ayahuasca, and others. I bring nearly a decade of direct clinical experience with ketamine-assisted therapy, a certificate in psychedelic facilitation from the Integrative Psychiatry Institute, and my own deep familiarity with non-ordinary states to this work.

Preparation sessions help you clarify intention, establish a stable container, and develop a relationship with the experience before it arrives. Integration sessions help you make sense of what came through, somatically, psychologically, and spiritually, and find the thread that leads forward.

This work can stand alone, develop into ongoing individual therapy, or serve as a bridge into community.

For Therapists:

Supervision & Consultation

I offer individual and group supervision for Colorado LPCCs working toward full licensure. My supervision is relational and reflective — oriented toward helping you develop a coherent clinical identity and the confidence to work with complexity.

I draw on somatic, transpersonal, and parts-based frameworks and particularly welcome working to integrate various modalities.

TIP Modality Consultation — Nationwide

Trauma Integration Protocol

TIP is a somatic, relational approach to trauma treatment. I am a mastery-level TIP clinician and teacher, and served as lead researcher on its pilot study. I offer individual and small group consultation to licensed practitioners integrating TIP into their work, available nationwide via Zoom. Whether you are new to the protocol or deepening an established practice, I can help you build clinical confidence and fidelity with the model.

Transpersonal Consultation Group - Nationwide

For therapists holding both clinical and sacred space — a small, ongoing consultation group offering peer support & case consultation. Individual sessione also available.

Christina’s clinical background:

I have been in private practice in Colorado for over twenty years. My training is rooted in transpersonal counseling psychology from Naropa University, and includes extensive training with the Trauma Dynamics Institute under Eric Wolterstorff, the originating lineage of what is now the Trauma Integration Protocol. I hold mastery-level certification in TIP Foundations and TIP Transference, and served as lead researcher on its pilot study.

My clinical approach is somatic and relational. I draw from Gestalt — shaped by nearly a decade of supervision and case consultation with Duane Mullner, LPC, co-founder of the Gestalt Institute of the Rockies. Gestalt has it’s own way of working with healing parts of the self, and I have also augmented this parts work with some additional training in the clinical applications of Internal Family Systems through the IFS Institute.

I hold a certificate in clinical supervision from Noeticus Training Center and have provided supervision and modality consultation for many providers.

I am a certified ketamine-assisted psychotherapy provider, engaged in ongoing peer, prescriber, and legal consultation since KAP was first emerging as a clinical practice. I hold a certificate in psychedelic facilitation from the Integrative Psychiatry Institute (2025). This work bridges clinical rigor and professional and personal familiarity with non-ordinary states.

Approximately half of my current caseload is working with fellow therapists in a variety of capacities.