Christina Sferrazzo, Director of Operations

Born and raised in the beautiful Bay Area, I’ve always felt a deep connection to this community and a strong desire to contribute meaningfully to the lives of those around me. Since 2016, I’ve worked in the medical field, building my career through hands-on experience in medical billing, coding, and patient care coordination. These roles have given me a well-rounded understanding of the healthcare system, as well as a deep appreciation for the importance of compassionate, seamless care.

Throughout my career, I’ve held a strong passion for making each patient’s experience as comfortable and positive as possible. Whether it’s through a warm greeting, timely support, or simply listening with empathy, I believe every interaction—no matter how brief—can leave a lasting impact. That belief has shaped my approach in every role I’ve taken on.

Joining Wellspring Psychology was a pivotal moment for me. The organization’s values aligned naturally with my own, and it quickly became more than just a workplace—it became a place where I could grow professionally while being part of something deeply meaningful. Over time, I’ve come to see how accessible and powerful genuine human connection can be. That insight has helped shape not only my work, but my outlook on life.

Now, as Director of Operations, I’m honored to help lead a team that is passionate about supporting our clients and clinicians with intention and care. My role involves ensuring that our day-to-day operations run smoothly, but more importantly, that we uphold a standard of excellence and warmth in everything we do—from the first phone call to the lasting relationships we build. I’m dedicated to maintaining a workplace culture that supports growth, empathy, and integrity for both staff and clients alike.

Outside of work, I enjoy spending quality time with my husband and son, exploring new restaurants, cooking meals together, and watching films as a family. These moments help me stay grounded and remind me why creating space for connection—both at work and at home—matters so much.