Christina Gentry

I enjoy helping clients become healthier versions of themselves. My specific areas of treatment include anxiety disorders, stress, trauma history, and relationship challenges. I received my degree from Azusa Pacific University in 2009, and since then, I have had private practice, psychiatric hospital, and non-profit clinical experience. I value the role of nutrition in mental health and life wellness, and I am currently a doctoral candidate in Integrative and Functional Nutrition at Saybrook University.

My approach to therapy is integrative in therapeutic techniques and functional with nutrition. I use CBT, Bowenian, Solution-Focused, Narrative, and Strengths-Based techniques. I use an integrative and functional approach to therapy, which means nutrition-related techniques are used in improving mental health. For Christian clients, I use a non-denominational biblical approach rooted in a relationship with Jesus.

Clients can expect to take away practical tools to better manage their symptoms, psychoeducation to help their understanding, and insight to better understand themselves.