Kinga Kondor-Hine, Licensed Mental Health Counselor

Life Is A Journey, Let's Find Balance Together.

My work in the field of counseling began in 1992 and I have been a clinician in practice for 25 years. I am passionate about helping my clients work through trauma and supporting them on their journey to find better balance in their life. My therapeutic approach is person centered. I work closely with clients to help them connect with their values, gain personal insight, understanding, and self-compassion. With a trauma-informed mindset, I strive to create a safe and therapeutic environment. This entails a blend of treatment interventions designed to best match each individual’s needs. I draw inspiration from the work of colleagues like: Brene Brown, Bessel Van der Kolk, Gabor Mate, Alfred Adler, Carl Rogers and Carl Jung. These individuals are leaders in the field of counseling and therapy. They are the inspiration that has helped build my foundation for an enduring and balanced practice.

My counseling background includes work with adults, college students, children and families, couples, Military Personnel, Veterans and their families, as well as disabled adults. My current work, focuses on helping individuals heal from trauma and rebuild a foundation from which to grow from. Because I am a firm believer in the power of yoga, self-reflection, and meditation; when appropriate, I weave Eastern Philosophies into treatment. For example, the body holds trauma in seven main body parts (pelvis, diaphragm, throat, jaw, hamstrings, shoulders, and neck). With the application of some yoga, meditation and mindful attention, we can help the body release underlying trauma so that healing can begin.

I also have over 10 years of administrative experience in supervision of counseling programs and clinical practitioners. I have a fondness for teaching and supporting therapists in training, and welcome supervision opportunities.