Cristin "True" Whiting, PsyD
Transpersonal Psychologist Hypnotherapist

Welcome!
I’m so glad you’re here. Let me introduce myself.
My given name is Cristin, but I go by True. My pronouns are she/her.
I strive to offer a safe, affirming, and inclusive space where people of all backgrounds, identities, and abilities are welcome. I continue to educate myself on diversity and inclusion, and I remain open to learning where I have more to understand.
My Approach
The healing philosophy I work from is transpersonal psychology, which explores the human experience beyond our individual sense of self. It makes room for a spiritual consciousness in its broadest sense: a relationship with something greater than oneself. How that is defined and known looks different for each person. For some it lives within a religious framework, for others it’s found in nature, and for others it’s a cosmology all their own. I also work with people who don’t have a relationship with spirituality, grounding instead in their experience of love and of living.
What I value most about this approach is its belief that our true nature is one of wholeness. It makes room for curiosity, compassion, and creativity, and I’ve found, both in my own journey and in my work with others, that this is a gentle yet powerful place from which to heal. When we’re in pain, it can be hard to hold a view of our innate connectedness. That is why it can help to work with someone who can hold that vision for us.
What Our Work Together Looks Like
Practically speaking, my approach blends talk therapy with hypnotic healing journeys and meditation along with systemic constellations using playmobil figurines. Through these, parts of your inner system and family constellation are explored, healed, and integrated.
Learn More
Please feel free to browse my training and experience to learn more. This isn’t an exhaustive list, just a sample of the topics that have called to me over the years.
True Whiting Studio for Art and Wellbeing
103 Reynolda Village Winston-Salem, NC 27106
336-577-6306
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