Christine Gray

I have two decades of experience as a counselor, prior to that I practiced law in Colorado and the UK (where I was a partner in a 26 partner firm). I have personal experience of love, grief and loss, trauma, anxiety, migration and challenging family dynamics,

My clinical work is grounded in attachment theory, informed by neuroscience, and shaped by a deep respect for family systems and relational patterns.

I am a traveler, yogi, and student of Vedic sciences. I love to snowboard, dance and cook.

This breadth allows me to meet clients with flexibility, curiosity, and respect for the many ways life experience shapes who we are.

I provide telehealth counseling only for adults in Colorado, Washington State and Oregon.

Education & Licensure Highlights

• MA in Community Counseling and School Counseling
• Board Certified Counselor (NBCC)
• Licensed Mental Health Counselor – Washington
• Licensed Professional Counselor – Oregon
• Licensed Professional Counselor - Colorado

Advanced Training Includes

• Emotionally Focused Individual Therapy (EFIT)
• Trauma-Informed Hypnotherapy
• Integrative Somatic Psychotherapy
• Enneagram in Clinical Practice

If you’re considering therapy, I welcome the opportunity to connect and explore whether working together feels like a good fit.

• Trauma-Informed Hypnotherapy
• Integrative Somatic Psychotherapy
• Enneagram in Clinical Practice

If you’re considering therapy, I welcome the opportunity to connect and explore whether working together feels like a good fit.

Are you feeling the need to talk to someone? You don’t have to figure things out alone. I offer a compassionate, grounded space where you can slow down, feel heard, and begin to reconnect with yourself. At its core, my work is about listening deeply and helping you make sense of your inner experience in a way that supports healing and growth.

My approach is integrative and collaborative. We will talk, reflect, and explore what matters most to you. As trust develops and when it feels appropriate, we may also work experientially with the emotional and nervous systems—how they change through repetition, association, and lived experience. Depending on your needs and preferences, this may include gentle somatic work, breathing practices, guided meditation, role play, or hypnotherapy. These approaches can help access insight and healing beyond words alone.

In our sessions, my intention is to create a safe, nonjudgmental environment where you feel seen, understood, and respected. I believe that each person has an innate capacity for healing and positive change. Therapy is a place where that natural movement toward growth and fulfillment can be supported, strengthened, and brought into awareness.