Offering Counseling In-Person and Online
Meet Christian
Christian is dedicated to helping individuals with ADHD and Autism live meaningful, fulfilling lives. With both professional knowledge and personal understanding, he brings an authentic, compassionate approach that helps clients feel seen, supported, and empowered.
He is especially passionate about working with neurodivergent individuals, as well as members of the LGBTQ+ community, veterans, and BIPOC populations. His identity and lived experiences have shaped a deep commitment to culturally affirming care and meeting clients where they are.
Early in his career, Christian worked with the unhoused population in downtown Greensboro, where he developed a strong foundation in advocacy, equity, and community-based support. These experiences continue to guide his work and strengthen his dedication to inclusive mental health care.
Clients working with Christian can expect a genuine, respectful, and growth-focused environment where they are supported in building the life they want.
Get To Know Christian
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Education & Background
Christian earned a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro and a Master of Social Work through a joint program with UNCG and North Carolina A&T State University.
Through a collaborative and compassionate process, clients are guided toward building meaningful, lasting change at a pace that feels right. Together, you’ll develop the tools and confidence needed to carry that progress into everyday life.
Collectively, Christian’s background has shaped a deep commitment to meeting each client where they are, with genuine understanding and respect for their unique experiences. This approach creates a supportive space where growth feels both attainable and authentic.
Specializations
Christian works with a range of concerns, with a focus on:
- Anxiety Disorders
- ADHD / ADD
- Veterans
- Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Behavioral Management (Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities)
- Trauma / PTSD
- Bipolar Disorder
- Anger Management
- Grief & Loss
- LGBTQ+
Clinical Approach
Christian approaches therapy as a collaborative and empowering process, where each session is tailored to the unique needs and goals of the individual. Whether you are a teen, adult, or couple. The door is open.
By integrating evidence-based approaches such as narrative and solution-focused therapy, clients are supported in making sense of their experiences while also gaining practical tools that can be applied in everyday life.
Christian places a strong emphasis on creating a nonjudgmental and supportive environment, allowing clients to feel comfortable, understood, and fully themselves. This foundation of safety and trust helps foster meaningful progress and deeper self-awareness.
Fun Things About Christian
Christian enjoys all things “nerd culture,” especially Pokémon and Magic: The Gathering, and often finds that these interests create meaningful ways to connect, build rapport, and understand each person’s unique story. A strong appreciation for tabletop role-playing games such as Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder, and World of Darkness reflects a passion for creativity, identity exploration, and collaborative storytelling elements that often mirror the therapeutic journey.
A Greensboro Counseling Practice
At Santos Counseling, we understand that finding a counselor can be difficult. You start the search first online, then you ask a few people, and still, you feel that more information is needed. Our goal as a counseling practice is to provide you with licensed, compassionate, and professional counselors.
When searching for a counselor here are 2 key items to look for.
- Read about the counselor and get to know them. Finding a counselor that you can relate to and feel comfortable with directly impacts your therapy success.
- Ask the counselor about their additional training. This can include trauma training, cognitive behavioral therapy, play therapy, Autism training, and more. Overall, the key is that you find a counselor who is competent in addressing your areas of focus.
What happens during the first counseling session?
During the first counseling session, you and the counselor will go over intake paperwork, confidentiality, goals, medical history, medication history, family history, substance abuse history, and other key areas pertinent to treatment. The goal of the session is to (a) get to the counselor and work to build trust and rapport and (b) identify a treatment plan aimed to help you meet your therapy goals.
Is counseling provided virtually?
Santos Counseling PLLC offers counseling virtually to anyone in North Carolina. We also have a physical office located at 411 Dolley Madison Road, Greensboro North Carolina.
How can counseling help?
Research continues to show that counseling can help with improving mood, decreasing relapse, addressing unwanted habits and behaviors, and improving the overall quality of life. Our goal as a counseling practice is to provide you with a clinically effective space aimed at helping you move forward in addressing your mental health goals.
How can counseling help my child with anger?
Kids often deal with anger in different ways. Sometimes the anger comes out with yelling or physical aggression. Therapy helps kids learn to understand why they are experiencing anger, what triggers anger, and how to manage anger. During counseling sessions, your child is able to reflect on past experiences that resulted in a struggle to manage anger. The counselor is able to support with developing creative and healthy tools to reduce anger as well as replace it with healthy alternatives.
Are there additional counseling resources available?
Counseling resources are available on the Santos Counseling Blog and YouTube channel. Click Here to read helpful counseling articles. Click Here to watch helpful videos on counseling topics.
Do I need to take medication while working with my counselor?
Medication and psychotherapy both can be supportive tools that you utilize with the support of your provider. A key step is to communicate with your medication provider as well as your counselor on the aspect of medication treatment.
Where is the counseling office located?
Santos Counseling PLLC is located in Greensboro, North Carolina at 411 Dolley Madison Road, 27410. Click here for directions to the counseling office.

