As a results driven psychotherapist, specializing in helping individuals overcome challenges, achieve clarity and understand how they relate to the world around them. Christina does this by helping clients cope with and decrease symptamology to unlock their full potential. Christina uses a kind approach in sessions while encouraging interaction and is not just a "tell me how you feel" therapist.
Christina uses evidence-based techniques and an eclectic style approach, pulling from multiple theoretical practices. It is this approach combined with a feeling of being cared for that delivers real, lasting transformation. Discover a new path forward in a safe, supportive environment. Let’s work together to create the change you deserve.
My instincts and understanding what is happening in the therapeutic room.
Years of experience in helping those struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, parenting, post-partum support and relationship issues, Christina Pallotta is dedicated to guiding you toward meaningful growth and a more fulfilling life.
Other specialties
I identify as
Psychodynamic
I use the therapeutic relationship and what is occurring within the therapy room to help client evolve and grow outside of the therapeutic environment.
Cognitive Behavioral (CBT)
Along with a psychodynamic work which has a focus on earlier childhood experiences, I use a here and now approach with provides tools to help cope with symptomatology.
Interpersonal
I utilize interpersonal therapy to help improve client's interpersonal experiences and relationships. This helps to reduce psychological stress, particularly depression.
1 rating with written reviews
January 27, 2026
Only had one session with Christina (so far). Coming into this call very skeptical of therapy to say the least. However, she's awesome. She provided what felt like a safe place to talk. I liked her direct demeanor, it felt warm but stern if that makes any sense. She asked very pointed questions which made me challenge some of my current beliefs. Additionally, she helped me to form a better picture of what overcoming some of my current challenges would look like. Thank you Christina