Katina Saxton

Katina Saxton, LCSW-R, PMH-C, is a compassionate clinical social worker and therapist who understands that as individuals grow and encounter life changes, they often notice gaps in their personal narratives. Her expertise lies in helping clients reflect on how their family backgrounds, childhood experiences, temperaments, and adult lives shape their identities and relationships. She invites clients to explore whether they are living in alignment with their goals, beliefs, and values, and whether they enjoy fulfilling relationships. Katina specializes in guiding individuals and couples through the transformative phases of starting a family—recognizing that this journey is unique for everyone. Her areas of specialization include infertility, pregnancy, perinatal and neonatal loss, pregnancy and birth complications, marital issues, family estrangement, and postpartum mood and anxiety disorders affecting both parents. With a commitment to individual and relational strengths, Katina employs a humanistic, relational, and systemic approach in her practice. She believes that effective therapy involves understanding clients within the context of their relationships and surroundings while aiming to achieve meaningful and sustainable changes beyond the therapy sessions.