Kristi Zink

Kristi Zink is a compassionate therapist who has dedicated her career to counseling and grief support since 2013. With a master's degree in Transpersonal Psychology from Naropa University, she specializes in life transitions, mindfulness, and meditation. Kristi holds a strong belief that every individual possesses inherent goodness and a natural inclination toward health and wellness. However, numerous factors can disrupt this journey, including trauma, nervous system activation, conditioning, and outdated thought and behavior patterns that hinder the access to joy and the potential of each moment. Passionate about grief work, she employs body-centered therapy, mindfulness, meditation, and trauma release techniques, along with unconditional positive regard for her clients. Having served as a crisis therapist for two years, Kristi is particularly skilled in psychosis, suicide assessment, and prevention. Her approach proves especially effective for those grappling with anxiety and depression, conditions frequently exacerbated by the complexities of modern life. Kristi understands that grief and loss can be disorienting and challenging, often leaving individuals unequipped to process their emotions healthily. Through her guidance, she provides a roadmap for navigating these difficult times, empowering her clients to find healing and understanding in their experiences.