Christine Toner, LCSW-R

Therapist, Coach, Facilitator

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Whether for professional or personal growth we are always thinking, planning or trying to enhance ourselves.

Uncovering and sometimes re-discovering strengths we possess can help us promote change that we can maintain. Aligning our change goals with our values supports sustainable change.

My main focus is to establish a connection that is centered on discovering what you need to move forward on your goals.

On-line individual sessions that can help you find the confidence to achieve your goals.

SERVICES

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Christine’s work falls into four areas:

Individual and family counseling
Coaching
Workshops and Training
Organizational Consulting and Supervision

ORGANIZATIONAL CONSULTING & SUPERVISION SERVICES

Program Assessment

Leadership Development

Staff Coaching

Fidelity Model

Checklists

Case Management

Curriculum Development

Clincal Supervision

Organizational Assessment

My approach to individual and family therapy:

“It is the truth we ourselves speak rather than the treatment we receive heals us.”

-O.Hobart Mowner, 1966

As a psychotherapist I work with individuals and families to support and listen to them through periods of transition. I believe in a collaborative approach where individuals can tune in to hear themselves is essential. I see my role as providing a safe space where individuals and families can explore the period of transition with a person who is present and listening.

Drawing from motivational interviewing, solution focused, cognitive behavioral and systems approaches in my work with individuals and families.

Individual and Family Counseling

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Phone

Website

917-414-5978

info@christinetoner.com

www.christinetoner.com

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ABOUT

Christine Toner, LCSW-R with over 25 years of experience working with youth, individuals and families.

Christine is a graduate of Boston University and Hunter College School of Social Work. She has post graduate training from Hunter College School of Social Work.

Christine’s clinical practice spans a variety of settings including: hospital based mental health clinics, community based organizations, child welfare agencies, substance abuse programs and community corrections.

She currently consults with child welfare agencies, community corrections, corrections, substance abuse programs and juvenile justice programs throughout the U.S. on a variety of evidenced-based practice models, including Motivational Interviewing (MI), cognitive behavioral programming and coaching.

Christine enjoys both direct clinical practice and facilitating trainings and workshops to help organizations promote staff development to meet the ever changing needs of their client population.

Christine is a member of MINT (Motivational Interviewing Network of Trainers) and is currently an adjunct professor at Fordham University School of Social Services in New York City.