About Christine
Christine was raised in Loudoun County, Virginia
Christine Langley-Obaugh, M.Ed., a conglomerate, is devoted to a reformative collective effort to allocate holistic wellness and educational resources. Christine’s life purpose entails a paradigm shift in consciousness for the expansion of analeptic health.
Christine Langley-Obaugh, Founder of STREST™, established in 2013, whereby clients are served and supported as they embark on an introspective journey to reflect, heal, and integrate mind, body, and soul. STREST™ offers stress, loss, and trauma reduction services without diagnosis through Applied Metapsychology (AMP), Mind Strategy, Energy Therapy, and Intuitive Guidance. Distinct and individualized session offerings include Life Purpose, Life Stress Reduction, Mind Strategy for Athletes, Mind Strategy for Weight Loss, Movement Telesis, Oracle, Reiki, Rapid Memory Healing and Traumatic Incident Reduction.
Christine procured a Masters in Education, M.Ed., in Community Agency Counseling and earned a Certificate in Positive Leadership from George Mason University. Christine holds a Bachelors of Science degree in Criminal Justice with a minor in Psychology from Radford University. As a Supreme Court of Virginia Certified Mediator, #2487,Christine accepts referrals from General District Cout throughout the Commonwealth of Virginia. Christine secured her Certification in Volunteer Administration (CVA) and has preserved the classification for over ten years.
Executive Director of Huckleberry Alliance, Incorporated™, Christine, a champion for the fatherless, an unbridled coterie, works in tandem with Loudoun Valley High School and the Frederick County, Virginia Educational Foundation to grant educational scholarships to high school seniors who have persevered through adversity.
Ms. Langley-Obaugh, CEO of OLIO Enterprises, is researching the development of a healing and balancing device. The design will encompass the Second Law of Thermodynamics, the Projection Effect, and the Absorption Effect. To follow her progress, like the following Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/olioenterprises.
Christine, a motivational speaker, founded White Fire Company 11, LLC to share her experience relative to group narcissism and workplace toxicity among two government agencies within the State of Virginia. The website for White Fire Company 11 is: https://whitefireco11.com/.
CEO and Founder of W8S & MZRS, Christine has established a corporation focused on antediluvian proposals for holistic health and wholeness.
OAu1, Inc., a corporation formed to recreate combines for baseball, basketball, and football contenders, is committed to the allotment of second chances for athletes. OAu1, Inc. will be gifted to Drew Franchok, featured in Tim Green’s New Kid as the Ace Pitcher, upon college graduation with his Masters in Business Administration (MBA). Drew, Christine’s son, former American Legion MVP (.466) and two-time Virginia State Champion, a left-handed pitcher, center fielder and first baseman, is a type 1 diabetic and overcomer. The OAu1 website is currently under development: https://oau1inc.com/.
Christine Langley-Obaugh, M.Ed. designed the retro-graff, a visual mechanism, constructed to display a framework to examine relative to negatively charged experiences in depicted time intervals. Information can be obtained by visiting: https://retrograff.info/.
The Rectification Continuum validates the achievement of conscious awareness through evolutionary integers. The continuum highlights stages based on the following: Connection, Intention, Entanglement, and Impact.
Christine dispenses educational wisdom through an established blog. Blog posts are accessible via the following link: https://strestllc.com/blog/.
Christine’s construct of the Mystery of Faith can be acquired via: https://strestllc.com/resources/.
For more information in connection with Huckleberry Alliance, Inc.™, a non-profit organization for the fatherless, please visit https://huckleberryalliance.com/.
An overcomer, Christine, with God’s orchestration, devises original perspectives to initiate resolve to disentangled societal repetition no longer in alignment with our awakening existence.
About me…
Unwanted.
Portwine birthmark.
Lazy eye.
Asthma.
A vivid memory of two soot covered people.
Parents divorced.
Latch-key child.
Caregiver for my mother when she was first diagnosed with cancer.
Emergency appendectomy.
Resided in five states and eleven homes before the age of seventeen.
Bullied.
Parental neglect.
Physical abuse.
Rape.
Swerved to miss a man laying across the road – law enforcement indicated he was attempting suicide.
A passenger in a rolled car. A head injury.
Miscarried two years into the marriage.
Emergency c-section. Extended hospital stay.
Divorce.
Son was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at the age of five with a blood sugar over 900. He almost died.
Saved my son from drowning.
GPS placed on my personal vehicle by an employer.
Emotional abuse.
Lyme disease.
Second divorce.
Toxic work environments.
Meniere’s disease.
Dad passed away.
Blocked from attending my Dad’s funeral during COVID at Arlington National Cemetary.
Inheritance stolen.
Cancer. Subsequent surgery.
Forced to leave my toxic government job.
Sold my house.
Gave away my belongings to those in need.
Moved to a cottage to heal.
Mom passed away.
Betrayed by friends, family, co-workers, and bosses.
Accused of actions I have not taken.
Blamed for behaviors I have not exhibited.
Misjudged.
Stood alone in integrity.
Truth hidden.
Surrendered.
Found God, again.
Reclaimed my power.
Identified feelings.
Strengthened intuition.
Overcame.
Wisdom gained.
I am confident.
I am valuable.
I am worthy.
I am deserving.
Healed.
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June 11, 2022
“Purcellville therapist offers holistic approach to managing stress, anxiety and trauma”
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