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Please take a look at some of the places I’ve been featured. If you’re a reporter looking for an expert in the areas of relationships, trauma, anxiety, depression, life transitions, executive pressure or parenting please reach out. I’d be happy to help.

 
 
 
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BOHO CHIC DESIGN IN PENNSYLVANIA

I hope the office gives off a soothing, welcoming, warm and protective vibe. Good design isn’t really about beauty, it’s about eliciting emotions. I hope clients know, that they experience, the care that went into creating a space for them and in support of their journey.

 
 
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9 Things Divorced Couples Wish They Did Differently, According To Experts

"Sometimes it's the things we didn't say that result in separation or divorce," Kristina Ferrari, M.S.Ed, a psychotherapist specializing in couples and marriage counseling, tells Bustle. "It's difficult to be open and honest with your partner regarding your needs, wants and desires, but doing so provides a real opportunity for authentic change," Ferrari says. "Relationships can come back from the brink when partners make themselves vulnerable by sharing their truths."

 
 
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How To Get Out Of A Funk & Get Happy - According To 5 Experts

“Connection is crucial to fighting the blues, so get close to someone,” says Psychotherapist Kristina Ferrari. “Often when we’re feeling blah we tend to avoid people or isolate ourselves but being around those we love—a best friend, romantic interest, supportive parent or child—tethers us to the here and now which is essential for getting out of our own heads.”

 
 
 
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If You Don’t Really Enjoy Doing These 7 Things With Your Partner, It's A Red Flag

Completing Everyday Tasks — "Relationships really exist in the everydayness of life," says psychotherapist Kristina Ferrari. "The best couples find ways to stay connected while they attend to chores, tasks and the more mundane elements that are required to keep our lives functioning."

 
 
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9 Surprising Relationship Stages All Long-Term Couples Go Through

"At some point, even the healthiest long-term couples will have different sexual needs and desires," psychotherapist Kristina Ferrari, MS, Ed., tells Bustle. "The healthiest couples address it early on and forgo the blame and shame game. They both express their frustrations and listen to their partner's, and they develop actionable strategies to bridge the gap based on the specific needs of their partner."

 
 
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If You Pay Attention To These 7 Things, You Won't Be Blindsided By A Breakup

"Connected couples nurture meaningful contact," psychotherapist Kristina Ferrari, M.S.Ed., tells Bustle. If you notice that your partner has stopped responding to texts or they cut conversations short, they may be checking out. A partner who's still in it will stay invested in keeping up consistent communication.

 
 
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10 Signs You’re More Stressed Than You Think

 “Although stress and anxiety often make us believe we have many tasks that require our attention, the worry itself impacts our executive functioning skills, making it more difficult for us to stay focused and complete the tasks we are worrying about,” psychotherapist Kristina Ferrari says. “When this occurs, it intensifies our anxiety since we aren’t able to check anything off the list. If worries keep piling up, it’s a good indicator you need to look at ways to mitigate the stressors in your life.” Vicious cycle, anyone? Don’t be so quick to write off your inability to focus as basic boredom or procrastination.