Clinical Supervisor
Available for Supervision Only

Commitment
Christina Mudarri is passionate about fostering growth and self-awareness in pre-licensed clinicians. As a Clinical Supervisor at Love Light Mental Health Counseling Services, PLLC, Christina is dedicated to cultivating an encouraging yet challenging environment that empowers supervisees to develop their clinical voice, sharpen their critical thinking, and engage in culturally responsive care.

Areas of Focus
Christina’s clinical experience spans work with adolescents and adults experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, and identity concerns. She also brings a strong background in working within diverse settings, including detention facilities and high-risk environments, equipping her with a deep understanding of crisis response and systems-informed care.

Therapeutic Approach
Christina’s integrative framework is rooted in the belief that clients are the experts in their own lives. She uses a flexible, client-centered approach informed by a broad range of theories and interventions, with a focus on helping clients:

• Understand the theories that resonate most with their experiences
• Recognize patterns and develop insight
• Embrace their agency while honoring the realities of what is outside their control

Christina values curiosity, collaboration, and transparency in both clinical and supervisory relationships.

Specializations
Christina specializes in:

• Clinical Art Therapy: Drawing from her dual master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and Art Therapy, Christina supports clients in creative self-expression and emotional processing.
• Crisis Intervention & Safety Planning: She is skilled in managing high-risk situations and developing safety plans rooted in empathy and clinical judgment.
• Empowerment-Based Work: Christina encourages individuals to challenge internalized narratives and reclaim authorship of their stories.

Clinical Supervision
As a Clinical Supervisor, Christina believes supervision should be a space for exploration, feedback, and reflection—not authority. Her approach emphasizes:

• Encouraging supervisees to evaluate clinical situations through multiple theoretical lenses
• Creating space for awareness of countertransference and cultural dynamics
• Supporting supervisees in developing their own style while maintaining ethical and client-centered care

Christina is enthusiastic about mentoring new clinicians and is committed to her own ongoing learning and development as a supervisor.

Education

• Dual Master’s Degrees in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and Art Therapy – Antioch University, Seattle
• Bachelor’s Degree – Old Dominion University
• Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) – New York