About Kristi Nigh, MSW, LCSW, CPCC, PCC
Kristi Nigh, MSW, LCSW, CPCC, PCC is a Certified Professional
Co-Active Coach with seventeen years of experience in the mental health field. Kristi completed her coach training and certification with the internationally-respected Coaches Training Institute (CTI). She adheres to the ethical principles established by CTI and the International Coach Federation (ICF). Kristi received her Master of Social Work degree from the Brown School of Social Work, where she also serves as an Adjunct Professor. Prior to becoming a coach, Kristi practiced as a therapist in a variety of settings. When she’s not coaching, Kristi loves creating music, experimenting in the kitchen, going for walks, drinking coffee & tea, and exploring new places.
Professional Trainings & Certifications:
CTI's Co-Active Coach Training and Certification Program Certified Daring Way™ Facilitator Certified Dare to Lead™ Facilitator NCCJSTL FaciliTrainer Certification Program EMDR Level I and II Trained Practitioner Internal Family Systems℠ Level I Practitioner Educational Background M.S.W. The Brown School of Social Work, Washington University in St. Louis Master of Social Work in Mental Health with Clinical Emphasis B.A. Washington University in St. Louis Psychology; Women & Gender Studies Professional Background 2015-Present Adjunct Professor & Advisor at The Brown School of Social Work, Washington University in St. Louis Consulting FaciliTrainer for NCCJSTL 2013-Present Owner & Professional Coach at Kristi Nigh Coaching 2010-2014 Therapist at Safe Connections 2009 Therapist at Castlewood Treatment Center/Eating Disorder Center of Missouri 2002-2009 Crisis Worker, Advocate, Educator & Group Facilitator (multiple settings) |
ContactStay in touchTestimonialKristi's warm style, guiding questions and supportive nature helped me see possibility and opportunity where I had only seen limitations before. I felt motivated, empowered and successful. Coaching with Kristi turned out to be not just productive but fun and exciting too.
-R.G., Therapist |
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