Celebrating the process of becoming yourself,
reclaiming your worth,
redirecting your relationships.
I am so glad you’re here.
I’m a Licensed Professional Counselor, Writer, and Speaker with a passion for helping individuals and couples overcome past and present unproductive patterns and establish emotional safety and connection.
I believe that everyone should have the opportunity and tools to walk in emotional health and wholeness, and to become the fulfilled person they were created to be. My hope is that this will be a welcoming space that provides you with inspiration and resources to help you heal and grow.
No matter your age, life stage, background, or circumstances, you are worthy of a life of deep meaning and authentic connection.
This sacred journey of becoming more emotionally free is worth taking, and I look forward to walking it beside you.
We are all in the process of becoming more or less of something, of growing into ourselves.
The Still Becoming podcast is dedicated to the idea that we are not designed to stay the same, we are all still becoming. It’s never too late to become more free, more yourself, or to try something new.
Informed by her own journey of struggling through anxiety to now working with others as a psychotherapist, show host Monica DiCristina believes stories are powerful, and that every person has a valuable story to tell. Each month you’ll hear a variety of episodes including meditative stories, mental health check ins, and interviews.
Monica and her guests share and make space for vulnerable and memorable stories that inspire hope, make an impact, and promote emotional growth and healing in both the storyteller and the listener.
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Featured Articles
A Lesson on Loving the Uniqueness of You
We were sitting outside on a patio at a restaurant in the city. It was loud and quiet at the same time. There was a soft, steady stream of city noise and other conversations that makes saying vulnerable things in public still feel private.
A Mom’s Perspective on Homeschool and Quarantine With Kids
We could do this. We would be great at this. I had my coffee. I took a cute picture. We were organized and ready. It wasn’t even 15 minutes later when the wheels started to fall off. One child had to print everything and the printer was out of ink.
Letters to My Younger Self: The 15-Year-Old Who Struggles With People Pleasing
Letters to My Younger Self is a series focused on wisdom and self-awareness. Just as you write letters to a friend to encourage and uplift them, here is the advice we would go back and tell our younger ourselves.
With more than 10 years of experience
therapy, writing, and speaking,
Monica would love to connect with you about working together.
Please reach out if you’re interested in scheduling a counseling session or having Monica submit an article, speak at your event, or be a guest on your podcast.