Christine E. Agaibi is a therapist, resilience scientist and scholar, national and international speaker, author, consultant, professor and
Founder of The Center for Authentic Resilient Empowerment (CARE - Caresilience).

Christine obtained Masters and Doctorate graduate training in Counseling Psychology. She brings her over two decades of rich experience to her

scholarly and consulting work at C.A.R.E.

Christine founded CARE, to bring her 24+ years of research, clinical, teaching, advocacy, authoring, and speaking experience in resilience
research and practice to her consulting clients.

Her mission through CARE is to educate and inspire her clients to find and harness their unique character strengths in
order to be empowered, resilient, and to thrive.

It is the vision of C.A.R.E to recognize, equip, and empower all people with the scientific knowledge of resilience that
is necessary to thrive!

Through C.A.R.E., Christine provides individual and group consultations, workshops, speaking engagements, seminars, and courses for

individuals of all ages and needs, groups, and businesses so they can resiliently and successfully navigate various challenges and life transitions to

reach their full potential.

In addition to this work, Christine sees clients for therapy and evaluations at a large private practice in the East Coast.

Additionally, she teaches various psychology courses at two colleges in New Jersey.

Christine has been a professor and visiting lecturer in four states, 7 universities and college.

She has also published and has given over 390 national and international professional and community presentations about mental health and

resilience in 14 countries, 16 states, and 4 Canadian Provinces.