Dr. Christine Frydenborg Dargon

Dr. Christine Frydenborg Dargon, Ph.D., having worked in clinical practice for over 20 years, now focusses her time on speaking and education. Dr. Dargon did graduate research and her dissertation on rape-related PTSD and began working with rape survivors over 25 years ago. She began specializing in treating individuals of all ages with anxiety while interning in New York where she worked both with individuals and with groups. Her areas of clinical expertise also include working with children and families for years in such areas as abuse, divorce and custody disputes, children of alcoholic/drug addicted parents and adopted children. She also specialized in the treatment of eating disorders, anxiety disorders, mood disorders and marriage counseling.

Currently, Dr. Dargon is an international speaker traveling throughout North America presenting seminars of numerous topics. Dr. Dargon has also been teaching on the undergraduate and graduate levels for over 20 years and is currently on faculty at Grand Canyon University serving students in the Masters' of Counseling Psychology Program and Ashford University teaching undergraduate courses. Earlier this year, she opened a whole health center where she has composed a team of experts in all areas of alternative health.

Dr. Dargon received her Doctorate of Counseling Psychology from Seton Hall University with a specialization in Marriage and Family Therapy, her Masters’ of Science in Education in Counseling and Personnel Services from Fordham University with a focus in School Counseling and her Bachelors' in Psychology and Sociology from The University of Connecticut. She also has a Master's degree in Criminal Justice with an emphasis in Legal Studies from Grand Canyon University.