Christina Ingram Bio
Psychologist II, Coordinator of Practicum Training
I am excited to be a part of the Texas A&M University community and support students as they develop their life goals and actively grow into who they desire to be. I see therapy as a relationship context for the client that offers empathy and support in which the client can discover within himself or herself the capacity to use that relationship for growth and change. I recognize the strength inherent in diversity, and I take into account the context of clients’ presenting concerns, knowing that their experiences are often born with the impact of social and institutional influences.
I feel very fortunate to have found a career that I love and that feeds my passion for learning and connecting with others. When away from the office, I enjoy spending quality time with family, friends, and my handsome Labrador retriever, traveling, reading, running, and eating Tex-Mex as often as possible.
Academic Training:
Ph.D. Counseling Psychology, University of Memphis
M.S. Mental Health Counseling, Central Washington University
B.S. Psychology, Pacific Lutheran University
Ph.D. Counseling Psychology, University of Memphis
M.S. Mental Health Counseling, Central Washington University
B.S. Psychology, Pacific Lutheran University
Internship:
Student Counseling Service, Texas A&M University
Student Counseling Service, Texas A&M University
Licensure/Certification:
Licensed Psychologist, Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists, No. 37498
Licensed Psychologist, Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists, No. 37498
Area of Special Interest:
Identity development, diversity/multiculturalism, sexual orientation and gender identity and expression, relationship issues, psychological assessment, and training/supervision.
Identity development, diversity/multiculturalism, sexual orientation and gender identity and expression, relationship issues, psychological assessment, and training/supervision.
Theoretical Orientation:
My approach to counseling is grounded in a multicultural and social justice framework. Specifically, I work from a humanistic-constructivist perspective with an emphasis on interpersonal-process and emotion-focused approaches
My approach to counseling is grounded in a multicultural and social justice framework. Specifically, I work from a humanistic-constructivist perspective with an emphasis on interpersonal-process and emotion-focused approaches
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