helping you live with what you can’t control.
online therapy for adults & seniors facing cancer, grief & loss, aging, and the end of life
based in dallas & serving all of texas
nothing prepares you for the moment things change in a way that can’t be undone.
Certain events divide life into a clear before & after, shifting things in ways you couldn’t have imagined.
Suddenly, everything seems different…the future, your relationships, even the way you think about yourself. The assumptions that once gave your life structure no longer feel reliable.
You may find yourself confronting questions that don’t have simple answers…questions about identity, meaning, mortality, and how to live inside a reality you did not choose.
Why is this happening?
How do I cope with something i can’t change?
Why does this feel so isolating, even when people try to help?
you’re not looking for clichés, forced optimism, or reassurance that glosses over truth.
You’re looking for a place where your reality can be acknowledged.
A place where you can explore these questions honestly and begin to orient yourself within everything that has changed.
I’m Christine.
I believe that there are no quick fixes for the hardest parts of existence.
When life is altered by illness, grief, aging, or the reality of mortality, therapy isn’t about techniques or solutions—it’s about having a place to think, feel, and make sense of what you’re going through.
Grounded in professional training and personal lived experience, my approach centers on the belief that meaning, purpose, and understanding emerge through a thoughtful therapeutic relationship—one that can hold uncertainty and difficult truths without rushing you toward answers.
areas of specialization
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Cancer changes more than your health—it reshapes your sense of safety, identity, and future. I work with adults and seniors navigating a cancer diagnosis, treatment, survivorship, or recurrence, offering a place to process uncertainty, fear, and the lasting emotional impact of critical illness.
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Grief is often disorienting, isolating, and difficult to put into words—especially when life expects you to keep moving forward. I support individuals coping with the loss of a loved one, a pet, or an anticipated loss, and the many ways grief can manifest over time.
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Aging can bring about complex emotional shifts—changes in health, roles, relationships, and independence. I work with older adults facing transitions related to aging, helping them navigate fear and uncertainty as life evolves.
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Facing mortality—your own or someone else’s—can raise profound questions about meaning, belief, and what matters most. I provide thoughtful support for individuals confronting concerns at the end of life, allowing room to explore these realities with honesty and depth.
getting started
Reaching out might feel a bit overwhelming, but this process is designed to be straightforward and respectful of what you’re already carrying.
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We’ll begin with a brief 15-20 minute telephone consultation to talk about what you’re facing, what feels most pressing right now, and whether working together feels like a good fit.
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If moving forward feels appropriate, we’ll discuss scheduling and what therapy might look like for you. If not, I’ll help you think through other avenues of support.
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If we decide to work together, therapy moves at a pace that is sensitive to your unique experience.