Christine Larinaki Sutnga

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Christine is a Counseling Psychologist who has spent years walking alongside people through their quiet battles and unspoken pain. From children learning to find their voice, to adolescents wrestling with identity, to adults carrying the weight of responsibilities, and even the elderly searching for meaning in their later years she has witnessed the many faces of human struggle. Her work is more than a profession; it is a calling. Christine believes that loneliness is not just the absence of people, but the absence of connection and understanding. This belief has shaped her journey, inspiring her to write this book as a companion for those who feel unseen, unheard, or left behind in a world that is constantly moving. She has listened to countless stories of longing and resilience, and in every story, she has found the same truth: that even the most fragile hearts carry immense strength. Through these experiences, Christine has come to understand that healing is not about fixing what is broken but about embracing what makes us human. In Braving Loneliness, she shares not only professional insights but also a deep compassion for the human experience. Her hope is that each page feels like a gentle reminder you are not alone, your story matters, and there is always light to be found, even in the quietest corners of life.