Krystina Field
MSW MHP LICSW TCTSY-F RYT-500
Radiant Sol Holistic Therapy & Counseling, PLLC
*Waitlist for new clients as of 03/15/2025*
Seeking support for healing is a difficult choice for anyone to make. You may have been contemplating this for a long time or had a recent self-realization. You may have received support in the past or be brand new to therapy. Regardless of how long you’ve been considering it or your past experiences, you’re here now! I honor and recognize everyone for their bravery in coming this far. My goal is to align with my clients in conceptualizing their goals for therapy and exploring what treatment pathways are best for them. I focus on building skills to navigate life and processing the past with my clients. I have been practicing mental health therapy since June 2020 and working or interning in the mental health and social work field for 4 years previously.
My Practice
My practice is grounded in trauma-informed care and a person-centered, humanistic perspective. I work often with those struggling to resolve trauma, depression, and anxiety as well as those who wish to build coping skills for a better quality of life. While I do identify as using an eclectic approach to best support my clients, I most frequently utilize Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT/CBT+), and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) skills. I also integrate Somatic Experiencing, mindfulness, mindful movement, and yoga into my practice. I believe in using a holistic approach, meaning that we must put into consideration during care the whole person- mental, spiritual, social, and physical factors. Please feel free to contact me with any questions regarding modalities or populations I specialize in.
What to Expect
For all folks reaching out regarding services, I offer a free 15 minute consultation to make sure I am a good fit for your preferences, goal, and needs. We will also discuss treatment goals, preferred modalities, boundaries, insurance, and scheduling to ensure a lack of conflicts. In our first session together, we will review my practice policies and professional expectations. We will discuss your own expectations for me and therapy. We will then begin to work towards building our therapeutic relationship as we complete a care plan that will discuss goals, supports, and skills amongst other topics. Once a care plan is established, that is when we start towards the deeper work. I work hard to meet my clients where they are as well as support their needs. I am always happy to explain my clinical perspective or provide psychoeducation. If you have any more questions about what to expect or how I can help you, please feel free to contact me.
Trauma Center's Trauma-Sensitive Yoga
My yoga practice started humbly in 2005 on my living room while in recovery from an emergency c-section. Since then, I have continued to practice yoga more or less frequently. In 2017 I completed my first training in trauma-informed, resilience-based yoga and realized I wanted to further explore how yoga can support emotional and mental health. I have since completed a variety of yoga-based training to integrate into my clinical practice, including level 1 in Yoga Calm and yoga-based DBT skills. In 2024 I completed my 200-hour yoga teacher training as well as the Trauma Center Trauma Sensitive Yoga facilitator training (learn more here about TCTSY). The TCTSY facilitator training pushed me into a 500-hour yoga teacher title and I am now happy to provide TCTSY in individual and group sessions. I also offer private yoga lessons and instruct yoga classes in the community as a yoga teacher.
Upcoming Changes to My Practice
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In November of 2025, I will begin to provide clinical supervision to LASWICs in the state of Washington. I will be taking on 3 supervisees and running supervision groups (online and in-person). I will publish my supervision contract as well as more information on my supervision style, expertise, limitations, and more on this site.
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I have started the process to become an EMDR consultant and will be able to provide consultation for EMDR trainees (ETA winter of 2025/spring of 2026).
The wound is the place where the Light enters you
Rumi
FAQ
What insurances do you accept?
Currently, I am paneled with Premera/BCBS, Kaiser, Cigna, United, Aetna, and most Apple Health plans. Please reach out for more information.
A kind reminder that clients are responsible to know their insurance coverage status, deductibles, co-pays/co-insurances, etc. to prevent billing issues or disruption in services. I work closely with a local (to Spokane) biller who will also be happy to help answer any questions or concerns that come up for clients on the billing/insurance end of things.
What are your rates?
Initial session: $175
Standard 60 minute session: $150
90 minute session: $175
Group therapy: TBA
Private TCTSY instruction (60 minutes): $100
Do you offer sliding scale/pro-bono services?
I offer a limited amount of spaces on my caseload for sliding scale clients. Please contact me for more information and options. As of 03/15/2025 all of these spaces are filled. Please check back for changes.
How do you collect payment/how do I pay my balance?
Within the intake paperwork, I include a form to collect debit/credit/HSA card as well as give authorization for me to charge your card. I also accept cash and checks for those who prefer to do so. Before the first session, my billing team will reach out to introduce themselves as well as collect any additional information needed and answer any questions you may have. Anyone with outstanding balance can access the client portal to pay their balance or utilize my business Venmo @RadiantKrystina.
How long does each therapy session take? How frequently do we meet?
Each therapy session typically last between 45 and 60 minutes. 90 minute sessions may be needed depending on what we are covering (intakes, certain modalities, etc.). I prefer to initially meet with my clients weekly and we can discuss the appropriateness of biweekly meetings or twice per week meetings depending on the circumstances and my clinical judgement.
Where do you hold sessions and would do you see?
I offer telehealth services to residents of Washington state over the age of 18 via secure video call.
What do you mean by "holistic" therapy and counseling?
Giving holistic care is a part of my therapeutic perspective. I identify with the medical and philosophical definition in relation to my therapeutic practice. Here are the definitions from Oxford Languages:
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Philosophy point of view:
characterized by comprehension of the parts of something as intimately interconnected and explicable only by reference to the whole.
Medical point of view:
characterized by the treatment of the whole person, taking into account mental and social factors, rather than just the symptoms of a disease.
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For me, that means asking about sleep hygiene, eating habits, physical movement, social supports, and more that may impact symptoms that individuals experience which lead to seeking therapy or counseling.
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Please reach out to me with any further questions!
Client Testimonies & Colleague Endorsements
Contact Me
316 W Boone Ave Suite 850 Spokane WA 99201
Cell: (509) 609-4974
Fax: (509)606-2933
