Kathryn "Katie" Tombridge

Katie Tombridge knows that understanding the brain can be a relief. When a woman learns why her body reacts the way it does, the shame starts to loosen.

Katie joined Women's Recovery in 2024 as a Primary Therapist and now serves as Lead Clinician, supporting both the clinical team and the women in their care. Before WR, she worked with combat veterans, traumatic brain injury and addiction, in clinical and non-clinical settings: people whose nervous systems had been pushed past their limits. That work shaped her conviction that healing has to reach the body and the brain, not just the story.

Her approach pairs client-centered care with a working knowledge of neuroscience, so women leave sessions with insight they can actually use. She offers guidance, empathy and steady strength at every step, and she meets each woman as a whole person, not a diagnosis.

Katie holds a B.S. in psychology from the University of Tulsa and an M.A. in counseling psychology, with a concentration in clinical mental health counseling, from the University of Denver.