Christopher Eldredge is a seasoned psychotherapist with over 25 years of experience, having practiced in diverse settings including private practices, universities, corporate environments, and retreats. He approaches therapy primarily through a relational and embodied lens, effectively navigating conflicts related to personal relationships and work-related challenges. Christopher's extensive training encompasses relational psychoanalysis, family systems theory, attachment trauma repair, mindfulness practices, and energy psychology. As a faculty member of the National Institute for the Psychotherapies' Integrative Trauma Treatment Program, he teaches courses on bodily experience and has also covered topics on neuroscience and mindfulness. Additionally, he leads various supervision groups and has undergone training in multiple embodied modalities to foster enhanced resilience, notably EMDR Levels I and II, Somatic Experiencing (SEP), Internal Family Systems, Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT), and Master Level Reiki. His rich professional background is complemented by international presentations and supervision in France and experience as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Asia, enabling him to work effectively with diverse populations. Christopher specializes in body image challenges and is particularly attuned to the needs of Veterans and LGBTQ clients, providing a compassionate and inclusive therapeutic environment.