Christopher has been a lifelong devotee of pop culture—a walking encyclopedia of movies, comics, and everything in between. He loves exploring how the stories that shape us reflect the times we live in, and he often draws on those shared cultural moments to connect with others in meaningful ways.

After graduating from Penn State in 2017, Christopher began his career in the mental health field with a genuine desire to help people feel seen and understood. Over the years, he has worked with a variety of populations, but he has found particular passion and purpose in supporting teens and adolescents as they navigate some of life’s most challenging and formative years.

Christopher understands that growing up isn’t always easy. He brings empathy, patience, and authenticity into the therapy room, meeting clients exactly where they are. His goal is to create a safe, supportive space where young people feel comfortable being themselves, building a strong therapeutic bond rooted in trust, respect, and real connection. His prior experience also includes working with clients struggling with addiction issues. The primary goal is to give every client the tools and support to live the life that they want.