Kristin Sorensen, LPC

I have  always been a believer in people, seeing each person I encounter as having a unique story that has played a role in who they are. Yet it can be difficult for individuals to see their strengths and capabilities when they encounter a life event, situation or relationship in which they feel stuck, overwhelmed or uncertain.

My passion lies in supporting individuals through personalized care and meeting them where they are at, developing a plan to move forward, and helping them realize that they hold the tools necessary to live a meaningful life. The decision to pursue counseling is a brave step  towards bringing about desired change in one’s life. As such, it is my  goal to create a safe, trusting, and inspiring relationship where clients feel truly seen and heard.

I enjoy  working with women of all ages, female athletes and couples. With over  ten years of experience leading various groups, working within faith spaces, sports arenas and with a wide-range of ages, I bring a variety  of strategies to help clients create movement towards freedom in their  lives. 

My bachelor’s degree is in Kinesiology from Calvin College and I have a Master’s in clinical mental health counseling from National Louis University.

Beyond  counseling, I enjoy spending time with my husband and three (almost)  grown children, teaching fitness classes, spending time outdoors and embracing new opportunities for growth.