Kristi McClatchy

Kristi McClatchy is a highly skilled therapist who specializes in providing support to women, LGBTQIA+ individuals, young adults, and mothers aged 18-35. With a warm and welcoming approach, Kristi creates a safe space for her clients to discuss their experiences and navigate through anxiety and stress. She recognizes that her clients are the experts on themselves and aims to listen, validate, and collaborate with them to establish short-term and long-term healing goals. In addition to anxiety management, Kristi is experienced in treating trauma related to childhood abuse and neglect. She utilizes the Internal Family Systems treatment system and other trauma-informed approaches to help clients process through these experiences. Kristi also provides education on attachment theory and assists clients in healing their “inner child” and developing strategies for secure attachment. She understands the impact of macro-systems on individuals’ lives and works with clients who wish to deconstruct their social environment and gain empowerment. Kristi takes a feminist, postmodern, and queer-allied approach to therapy, exploring how identity intersects with power and oppression. She also has experience working with survivors of religious trauma and incorporates mindfulness-based approaches to maintain a sense of interconnection and spirituality. Additionally, Kristi recognizes the importance of creative expression in the