Christina DeWitt, LCSW

About me

Christina DeWitt, LCSW is a licensed clinical social worker, therapist, and behavioral
health leader with more than a decade of experience serving individuals, families,
healthcare systems, and communities across Indiana. She currently serves as the
Director of Counseling at Earlham College and previously led the Hancock Health
Connection Center, where she helped expand innovative behavioral health and crisis
response services throughout East Central Indiana.

Throughout her career, Christina has become a recognized advocate for mental health,
suicide prevention, and trauma-informed care. She has been featured by WISH-TV,
FOX59, WTHR, and the Daily Reporter, and her work has been recognized with honors
including the 2026 Indianapolis Business Journal Excellence in Health Care Award and
the Bobby Keen Healthy Community Award.

As a speaker, Christina is passionate about helping people better understand the
connection between the brain, body, and relationships. Drawing from neuroscience,
trauma research, and evidence-based clinical approaches, she equips audiences with
practical tools for nervous system regulation, stress resilience, emotional well-being,
and creating lives rooted in connection rather than survival. Her engaging and relatable
style leaves participants with both a deeper understanding of themselves and actionable
strategies they can begin using immediately.

Education

Indiana University-Purdue University
• Master of Social Work, 2018 Ball State University
Community and Organizational Leadership, Child Welfare Scholar
• Bachelor of Social Work, 2014