Christine Sorrenti

Christine Sorrenti is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist (LICSW) who is dedicated to guiding individuals and couples in understanding themselves within the context of their life experiences and the world around them. She works with clients aged 16 and up, offering support throughout the various phases of life. Her therapeutic focus centers on increasing awareness of habitual negative thinking patterns and the underlying motivations behind these thoughts, fostering self-awareness as a pathway toward behavioral change. Christine's innovative therapy includes a Mindfulness Meditation Therapy approach, where she incorporates meditation and mindfulness practices to help clients process their moment-to-moment experiences thoughtfully. With a specialization in symptoms related to depression, anxiety, and low self-esteem, she often assists those navigating life transitions, employing a combination of cognitive-behavioral, relational, mindfulness meditation, and psychodynamic therapies. Clients consistently describe Christine as empathic, non-judgmental, and genuinely authentic. Drawing from over 30 years of meditation practice, she continually explores the best ways to integrate this essential life skill into her sessions to help clients cultivate calmness and find joy in their lives. Additionally, Christine brings over a decade of experience as a school social worker, providing her with unique perspectives on the educational and social issues that impact the school experience.