I welcome opportunities to partner with and be a resource for media outlets, including traditional/print media, television, radio, podcasts, and online media. This Media Kit includes information about how to get in touch, the topic areas I cover, examples of past media I've done, and media resources that include my head shots and logos!

Bio: Christine Murray, Ph.D., LCMHC/LMFT (North Carolina), LPC/LMFT (Pennsylvania)

How to Get in Touch

Here are a few of the fastest ways to get in touch with me:

• Submit a message via my Contact Form on this site.
• Send me an email.
• Connect via LinkedIn.

Topic Areas I Cover

The most frequent topics I cover in media outlets include the following:

• Domestic violence, intimate partner violence, and other forms of interpersonal violence and abuse, including:
  • Teen dating violence
  • Bullying and cyberbullying
    
  • Emotional abuse
  • Toxic relationships
  • Abuse recovery and the healing process for survivors of abuse
• Mental health
• Healthy relationships, including:
  • Couple relationships
  • Parenting and family relationships
  • Workplace relationships
  • Communication and other relationships skills (e.g., setting boundaries, navigating conflict)

Examples of Selected, Recent Past Media

Television

Featured interview: January 31, 2024, interview with Fox 8 News on the launch of The Source for Survivors

Links to other examples of television interviews:

• Interviewed for WFMY Morning News Story, Mental Health Care for Kids and Young Adults. May 24, 2023
  
• Interviewed for WFMY News 2 story, Trauma support after violent crimes. June 6, 2022.
• Interviewed for Fox8 TV news story, Davie County community mourns loss of family of 4; Murder-suicide investigation continues. April 21, 2022.
• Interviewed for the House Calls segment of the Fox 8 Morning Show on Tuesday, February 11, 2020, for a segment on Healthy Relationships
• Interviewed for a live broadcast story on the Abuse Is Never Okay Campaign and Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Fox8 News at Noon, October 1, 2019.
• Interviewed for a story on the Healthy Relationships Initiative’s Summer of (Healthy) Love for the Triad Today television show on ABC45 during the weekend of June 15, 2019.
• Interviewed for WFMY News 2 Good Morning Show for a story, Cyberbullying decoded, on April 3, 2018.
  

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Podcasts

Interview on the EmotionAL Support podcast with Alessandra Torresani

What Exactly Is a Healthy Relationship Anyway?: Relationship Advice Podcast

Healing from Emotional Abuse: Last First Date Radio Podcast

Christine E Murray: Ways to Heal After Emotional Abuse in a Domestic Relationship | All Together #12; Podcast from Family Science Labs

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Written Interviews

Article: "Amber Heard says she's a victim, but the public made her a villain. Experts say it's a dangerous moment for domestic violence."

Article: "6 Expert Tips For Dealing With Toxic People In Your Life"

Article: "UNCG Offers Guidance for Victims of Domestic Violence During COVID-19"

Article: "Newlyweds and Couples Moving In Together – Experts’ Advice"

Article: "How to Set Up Family Rules That Actually Work"

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Opinion Pieces and Guest Blog Posts

Op-Eds for the Greensboro News & Record:

• Murray, C. E., & Johnson, C. H. (February 2024). Op-Ed: To address our community's violence problem, we need to go upstream, and then keep going.
• Murray, C. E., & Johnson, C. H. (April 2020). Op-Ed: Increased risk for domestic violence: An unintended side effect of social distancing.
• Murray, C. E., & Johnson, C. H. (June 2017). Op-Ed: Men must commit to eradicating domestic violence.
• Murray, C. E. (February 2017). Op-Ed: Healthy Relationships Matter.
  
• Murray, C.E. (May 2016). Op-Ed: The importance of abuse survivors’ stories.
  

I have written a number of blog posts for Triad Moms on Main (TMoM) since 2018, most of which were part of a partnership between TMoM and the Healthy Relationships Initiative. Click here to be taken to the archive of these blog posts on the TMoM site.

Media Resources

Start Here Counseling & Consulting logo, Option 1

Start Here Counseling & Consulting logo, Option 2

Source for Survivors logo

See the Triumph logo

Healthy Relationships Initiative logo