As a mother, neurodivergent thinker, and experienced occupational therapist, Christine understands that life is complex and multifaceted. She brings both lived experience and professional expertise to her practice, offering a neuro-affirming, strengths-based approach that celebrates individual perspective. By creating an authentic and safe space, she ensures that every client feels seen and supported through the various transitions and challenges of their personal journey.

With a clinical background spanning the entire lifespan—from perinatal wellbeing and developmental support to disability care and end-of-life support—Christine is dedicated to helping people engage in activities that bring meaning and purpose to their lives. She views therapy as a collaborative partnership rooted in genuine connection, whether the focus is on achieving major life milestones or simply making daily routines more manageable and fulfilling.

Beyond her clinical work, Christine is a passionate mentor to the next generation of therapists and an explorer who finds joy in nature and family adventures. She believes that a meaningful life is built on curiosity and self-compassion rather than perfection. In every therapeutic relationship, she walks alongside her clients to help them discover what matters most and build a life that is uniquely and beautifully their own.