Kristin Brattebo, RCC

She is also passionate about supporting individuals experiencing vicarious trauma, burnout and compassion fatigue within the workplace. Kristin has also done extensive work with families and is currently doing sessions with couples, families, parents and youth, as well as individuals seeking one to one support.

As a queer therapist, Kristin also works within the 2SLGBTQIA+ community, specifically working with couples, caregivers, non-binary, transgender and gender queer children and youth.

Kristin is a compassionate and empathic therapist, who uses a warm approach to build connection with her clients. Kristin values supporting clients to explore their beliefs and values so they can align with their life’s purpose and passions.

Kristin also uses evidence based trauma therapy to support clients in moving through their trauma in a safe environment. Kristin works from an intersectional framework, acknowledging that inter generational trauma, race, gender, sexual orientation and identity can all impact access to equal rights and treatment, life experiences and one’s ability to feel safe in home and/ or community.

Kristin is committed to advocating for social justice causes, dismantling systems of oppression and creating inclusive and safe spaces for all.

Kristin uses an integrated approach of various modalities, including EMDR, Narrative Therapy, Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy, strength based practice and Cognitive/ Dialectical Behavioral Therapy. Kristin is currently doing both in person sessions and phone sessions.