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Our team

Meet the counselors of Jamron Counseling

Christine Atkinson, LCAT (She/Her)

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Christine Atkinson

Clinical Director, LCAT

Christine Atkinson is a licensed creative arts therapist and doctoral student at Lesley University actively pursuing her PhD in Expressive Therapies. Christine utilizes a person-centered approach, creative expression, and talk therapy in a space that is safe, accepting, and non-judgmental, fostering an environment of self-directed change and path to self-actualization. Together a collaborative approach will be used to reinforce your foundation, reconnect with yourself, and rediscover your identity. She is committed and motivated to provide an authentic, creative space to increase self-awareness, as well as foster growth and self-expression. Some of Christine’s clinical experience includes intrapersonal conflict, life transitions, professional identity development, and supervision.

Creative Art Psychotherapist

Brooklyn, NY

In Person Art Therapy Brooklyn

 Telehealth

About Christine Atkinson

Focus areas

- Anxiety

- Panic Disorders

- Anger Management

Malene Austing Licensed Art Therapist

Malene Austin, CAT - LP (She/Her)

Creative Art Psychotherapist

Brooklyn, NY

In-person / Telehealth

In Person Art Therapy Brooklyn

About Malene Austin

Focus areas

- Anxiety

- Depression 

Malene Austin

CAT-LP

Malene received her Master of Professional Studies degree in Art Therapy and Creativity Development from Pratt Institute.  Seeking to support individuals struggling with anxiety, loss/grief, co-dependency, depression, and interpersonal connections, Malene connects art making, meditation, and deep breathing to develop a deeper awareness of what is happening within one's mind and body.  Life is an experiment, and Malene encourages clients to operationalize "experimenting" through the use of positive psychology and CBT.  The underlying goal is to reduce self-judgment, open the door to self-compassion, and access Peace at any moment.

- Loss / Grief

- Codeependency

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