Christine Rodriguez, LMHC specializes in narrative story–centered psychotherapy, helping individuals and couples understand how their lived experiences, relationships, and meanings have shaped the stories they carry about themselves and the world. She believes that while pain, loss, and adversity may influence a person’s story, they do not have to define its direction or ending. Currently Christine works at Story House Counseling in Fort Wayne, Indiana. She can accommodate both virtual and in-person sessions. 

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Christine’s work is rooted in narrative story therapy, an approach that views anxiety, depression, and relational distress as emerging from dominant stories shaped by past experiences, unmet needs, and repeated patterns—not personal failure or deficiency. Through collaborative and compassionate exploration, she helps clients identify the narratives that have been shaping their emotional lives and relationships, gently separating them from the problems they face and moving into lasting change.

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In therapy, Christine creates a sacred, respectful space where clients can examine how each “page” of their story has been written, while also uncovering strengths, values, and moments of resilience that may have been overlooked. Together, clients are supported in rewriting stories that reflect healing, clarity, connection, and purpose. Her approach is integrative and trauma-informed, drawing from evidence-based practices while honoring the whole person and their unique story.

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Training and Education​

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Christine has a Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Grace College and a Master's Degree in Christian Studies with a concentration in Spiritual Formation. 

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