Kristine Seitz

Kristine Seitz is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and therapist who understands that seeking therapy can be a vulnerable journey. She believes that relationships form the cornerstone of our lives, encompassing connections with oneself, family, partners, friends, and the wider community. As an empathetic and collaborative therapist, Kristine employs a strengths-based, systemic approach, guiding clients to identify obstacles, heal emotional wounds, rewrite their narratives, and foster stronger relationships. With specialized training in sex therapy, she addresses a range of relationship and sexuality concerns, including communication challenges, intimacy issues, desire, dysfunction, identity exploration, infidelity, and healing from sexual abuse. Kristine also possesses experience dealing with anxiety, depression, grief, PTSD, and trauma. A PhD candidate at Widener University's Center for Human Sexuality Studies, her dissertation research delves into the impacts of ghosting in online dating. Kristine is a sex-positive, LGBTQ+, kink, and polyamory-affirming therapist, committed to creating an open and affirming space for all. She is eager to connect and explore if she could be the right fit for potential clients.