Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Christine Ridley, LCSW
Education
Masters of Social Work from Roberts Wesleyan College
Expertise
Adolescent and adult anxiety, depression, mood and thought disorders, addictive behaviors, and codependency issues
Christine Ridley is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who specializes in adolescent and adult anxiety, depression, mood and thought disorders, addictive behaviors, and co-dependency issues. Christine values using an overall integrative approach to meet every individual client's needs.
Learn more about Christine and schedule an appointment with her here.
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Understanding disenfranchised grief: Coping strategies and support for those who are struggling
Clinically reviewed by Christine Ridley, LCSWDo I need therapy? Signs you should start and the benefits of Thriveworks counseling services
Clinically reviewed by Christine Ridley, LCSWLearning how to relax: Simple relaxation techniques and other stress reduction tips
Clinically reviewed by Christine Ridley, LCSWHow to gain someone’s trust back: Manageable steps for rebuilding security and stability in relationships
Clinically reviewed by Theresa Lupcho, LPCHabitual lying: What does it look like and what are its causes?
Clinically reviewed by Christine Ridley, LCSWMedically reviewed by Kate Hanselman, PMHNP-BC