Meet Kristina:
Kristina is a Career Counselor and facilitator, specializing in working with Introverts and professionals interested in creative, social service, education, business/entrepreneurial, and sustainability fields. Expert in counseling people in career and life transition.
Kristina is a Career Counselor and facilitator, specializing in working with Introverts and professionals interested in creative, social service, education, business/entrepreneurial, and sustainability fields. Expert in counseling people in career and life transition.
- She received her Masters degree in psychology from Antioch University, Seattle, and has studied career and self-development for over 20 years.
- She brings a wealth of tools and resources to help clients defeat self-sabotaging thoughts and behaviors and break through blocks..
- She has also studied and practiced writing, dance, and theater throughout her life and offers right-brained processes to discover new insights and possibilities.
Kristina has worked for more than 15 years as an employment/career counselor with community colleges, non-profit organizations, and businesses in Washington, Northern and Central California, and Oregon.
She currently works as a Career Counselor and workshop leader in Eugene, Oregon, seeing clients individually and facilitating career and self-development workshops throughout the region. She has also provided academic and career counseling for diverse student populations at Santa Rosa Junior College and Contra Costa College in Northern California.
Kristina has worked for more than 15 years as an employment/career counselor with community colleges, non-profit organizations, and businesses in Washington, Northern and Central California, and Oregon.
She currently works as a Career Counselor and workshop leader in Eugene, Oregon, seeing clients individually and facilitating career and self-development workshops throughout the region. She has also provided academic and career counseling for diverse student populations at Santa Rosa Junior College and Contra Costa College in Northern California.
