Chrissy Murphy

Chrissy Murphy is a dedicated marriage and family therapist associate (AMFT, APCC) whose clinical experiences encompass working with children, adults, couples, and families facing emotional and relational disorders. She has facilitated anger management groups for teenagers and has spent the last year as a school-based counselor, addressing the challenges of anxiety, depression, and loneliness among middle and high school students. Utilizing evidence-based treatment modalities, Chrissy guides her clients on a journey towards healing, growth, and change. Her therapeutic approach is collaborative, empowering, and positive. By implementing mindfulness-based cognitive behavioral therapy, she helps clients gain insights into the connections among their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Additionally, she employs solution-focused brief therapy to offer clients swift relief. Recognizing the pandemic's impact on mental health, including symptoms like depression, anxiety, and hopelessness, Chrissy is committed to restoring inner peace, calm, and wellness through empathy, self-compassion, and connection. Anyone suffering in silence can find support and hope through her compassionate guidance.