Krystin Harper M.a., Lgpc, Ncc

Krystin Harper, M.A., LGPC, NCC has a diverse range of work experience in the mental health field. Krystin has worked as a Patient Advocacy Director and Patient Support Services Coordinator at The GW Medical Faculty Associates, providing individual counseling, distress screening, and psychosocial support to women navigating breast cancer. Krystin has also facilitated mindfulness-based support groups and designed an innovative Complimentary Clinic to provide holistic healing services.

Krystin has worked as a Therapist at Frog Point Therapy, where they provide counseling services. Krystin has also served as a Counseling Intern at both Community Connections, Inc. and GW Community Counseling Services Center, where they facilitated groups and provided individual counseling to individuals with severe mental illness, depression, anxiety, substance use, grief and loss, and relationship challenges.

Additionally, Krystin has experience as a Psychology Associate at Daisy Pascualvaca and Associates, conducting neuropsychological evaluations, creating treatment plans, and collaborating with other healthcare professionals. Krystin has volunteered as a Non-Residential Member at Back on My Feet and worked as a Clinical Treatment Coordinator at Asociación CEPIA, providing counseling services to at-risk youth and families in poverty.

Krystin's experience also includes working as a Research Technician Associate at the University of Michigan Neuropsychology Clinic and as a Research Associate at the Molecular and Behavioral Neuroscience Institute, University of Michigan. Krystin has also served as a Head Coach at Girls on the Run of Southeast Michigan, coaching girls in a positive youth development program focused on self-respect and healthy lifestyles.

Overall, Krystin Harper has a strong background in counseling, support services, and research, with a particular focus on mental health and holistic healing.

Krystin Harper, M.A., LGPC, NCC has a strong educational background in the field of mental health counseling. Krystin earned their Master of Arts in Education and Human Development, Clinical Mental Health Counseling from The George Washington University from 2016 to 2019. Prior to that, they completed their Master of Science in Neuroscience at Brandeis University in 2010. Krystin obtained their Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience from St. Lawrence University in 2009. Krystin's educational journey has equipped their with a diverse knowledge base in the fields of counseling and neuroscience, enabling their to provide comprehensive support and guidance to their clients.