Christina Campbell

Christina Campbell, LCSW, is a clinical social worker who welcomes clients into a supportive therapy space focused on the whole person, not just the problem that brought them in. She approaches counseling with an emphasis on empowerment, confidence-building, and greater self-awareness, helping clients make sense of what they are facing while also identifying practical steps forward. Whether someone is working toward a long-held dream or trying to reach a small goal that currently feels out of reach, she partners with clients to clarify priorities, problem-solve, and develop workable solutions.

Christina believes progress grows from showing up, staying willing to try, and continuing to try again when life gets hard. Her intention in therapy is to help clients recognize their capacity for growth and build momentum toward meaningful goals, while honoring the effort it takes to get there. Over the course of her work, she has had the privilege of supporting a wide range of communities and settings, including families, disabled children, prevention services, substance use work, hospice care, corrections, and Veterans.

Her clinical style draws from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and she also integrates strengths-based care, crisis intervention and prevention strategies, grounding skills, relaxation techniques, and guided meditation. Christina adapts the approach as clients evolve in their therapeutic growth, with a steady focus on learning, resilience, and real-life change.