Crystal Edler Schiller, PhD, is a dedicated psychologist and assistant professor, currently serving as the associate director of behavioral health for the UNC Center for Women's Mood Disorders. She specializes in providing therapy for women experiencing mood and anxiety symptoms throughout various life stages, with particular expertise in reproductive-related mood disorders. Her clinical practice intertwines mindfulness, acceptance, and value-based actions to foster wellbeing and vitality. As an expert in behavioral therapies for mood and anxiety disorders specifically among women, Crystal addresses issues such as depression, women's health concerns, pregnancy, and postpartum challenges. Reproductive-related mood disorders, which encompass the mood and physical symptoms accompanying events like menstruation, pregnancy, and menopause, are a key focus of her work. Crystal understands that hormonal changes can trigger symptoms of anxiety and depression, yet she advocates for therapy as a transformative solution to reversing these conditions and enhancing overall wellbeing. Committed to an individualized approach, she collaborates with her clients to explore their unique concerns and co-create a therapeutic plan that best supports their journey towards healing.