
Kristina Yarbrough
LMFT & Ph.D. (c)
Counseling & Post-Human Healing
she/her
"Times are urgent, let us slow down."
-Bayo Akomolafe

ABOUT ME
I am cisgender, female assigned at birth. I was born in Houston and raised in San Marcos, TX. I am from a Southern, poor and working class family of Ashkenazi Jews.
My orientation to counseling is informed by paradigms of change and healing that I have been immersed in for many years, including Vipassana meditation in the tradition of S.N. Goenka and Sayagyi U Ba Khin, mutual accompaniment, yoga, mind-matter-body connection and the somatic phenomenon of trauma, DBT, ancestral and intergenerational legacies, Mexican Indigenous and African Indigenous spiritualities, social psychoanalysis and liberation arts.
My counseling work is also deeply informed by all of my clients over the years who have taught me through their suffering and healing, what works, what doesn't and how I may best accompany my clients.
EDUCATION
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Pacifica Graduate Institute, Santa Barbara, CA: Ph.D. Candidate of Depth Psychology-Community, Indigenous, Liberation & Eco Psychologies
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Alliant International University, Mexico City: MA in Counseling Psychology, Latin American Family Issues
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University of Washington, Seattle: BA in Psychology; BA in Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies
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Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist, Texas #202168
COUNSELING SPECIALIZATIONS
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Narcissistic Abuse & Gaslighting (i.e. Societal, Legal, Familial, Religious, Partner/Ex-Partner)
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Gender, Sexuality & Sexual Orientation
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Autistic Adults
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Class Struggles + Impacts of Capitalism
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Relationships, and Family-of-Origin Issues
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Trauma
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Latin American Family Issues