Christina Ingram Bio

Psychologist I

Personal Statement:
I am excited to be a part of the Texas A&M University community and support students as they develop their life goals and actively grow into who they desire to be. I see therapy as a relationship context for the client that offers empathy and support in which the client can discover within himself or herself the capacity to use that relationship for growth and change. I recognize the strength inherent in diversity, and I take into account the context of clients’ presenting concerns, knowing that their experiences are often born with the impact of social and institutional influences.

I feel very fortunate to have found a career that I love and that feeds my passion for learning and connecting with others. When away from the office, I enjoy spending quality time with family, friends, and my handsome Labrador retriever, traveling, reading, sweating it out through cross-training and running, and eating Tex-Mex as often as possible.

Academic Training:
Ph.D. Counseling Psychology, University of Memphis
M.S. Mental Health Counseling, Central Washington University
B.S. Psychology, Pacific Lutheran University

Area of Special Interest:
Relationship issues, identity development, diversity/multiculturalism, LGBTQ/Sexuality concerns, spirituality, and training/supervision.

Theoretical Orientation:
Humanistic with emphasis on interpersonal-process and emotion-focused approaches
 

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