At Monica Kristen Therapy, I believe meaningful work happens through collaboration. Whether you are a clinician, attorney, translator, or community professional, there may be an opportunity for us to work together in supporting individuals and families navigating trauma, immigration, and complex life experiences.
Help us make specialized services more accessible.
Monica Kristen Therapy works with clients from diverse linguistic and cultural backgrounds, and we are seeking qualified translators and language professionals who can support immigration psychological evaluations and consular processing services.
We value professionals who are reliable, culturally responsive, and comfortable working with sensitive and confidential information. If you have experience working with immigration-related documents, interviews, or client support, we’d love to connect.
Interested in collaborating? Let’s talk.
Grow your clinical skills within a trauma-focused environment.
Are you an LSW, LAC, LCSW, LPC, DSW, or PsyD looking for part-time clinical work with a practice that values trauma-informed care?
Monica Kristen Therapy is growing our clinical team and welcomes clinicians who are passionate about working with individuals experiencing trauma, anxiety, life transitions, and other complex experiences. Ability to provide services in more than one language is a plus.
Clinicians have the opportunity to provide therapy, receive clinical supervision when applicable, strengthen their trauma-focused skills, and grow within a supportive practice.
If you’re looking for meaningful clinical work with a trauma focus, we’d love to hear from you.
Support the whole person behind the case.
Immigration attorneys and legal professionals are important partners in the work we do. Monica Kristen Therapy provides services designed to complement legal advocacy, including immigration psychological evaluations, trauma therapy, consular processing support, and trauma-informed client support and case management for foreign clients seeking legal immigration relief.
My background includes extensive experience working with immigrant survivors of human trafficking, interpersonal violence, abuse, and other crimes, as well as collaboration with attorneys and legal-service organizations.
Legal advocacy addresses the case. Trauma-informed care supports the person navigating it.
If you’re an attorney looking for a trusted clinical or non-legal support resource for your clients, I’d welcome the opportunity to connect.
Check out our Services for Attorneys page for more information.
Let’s bring trauma-informed education into the community.
I enjoy collaborating with organizations, agencies, universities, professional associations, and community groups that are interested in learning more about trauma, human trafficking, immigration, survivor services, and the intersection of mental health and the legal system.
I offer educational presentations and professional trainings tailored to the needs of your organization or audience. Topics can include trauma-informed practice, working with survivors of human trafficking, trauma and client engagement, immigration-related mental health, and the role of mental health professionals in supporting immigrant survivors.
Whether you’re planning a professional training, conference, community education event, or staff development program, I’d love to explore how we can work together.
Visit our Education and Consultation page for more information.
I’m always open to connecting with professionals and organizations who share a commitment to trauma-informed, compassionate, and collaborative care.
Whether you’re seeking therapy, an immigration psychological evaluation, clinical supervision, or professional training, I’m here to help. Call, email, or complete the form below to learn more about my services and how we can work together.
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