Writer. Host. Founder.

Christine M. Stroble, Ph.D., is an award-winning author, podcast host, and founder who is dedicated to mentoring young women and single mothers to achieve academic and personal success and emotional health and wellness. 

She is the founder of Monday Mentoring Moms for Young Women and Teen Moms Anonymous, two programs that focus on mentoring young women, single mothers, and women who experienced a teen pregnacy (whether they gave birth, had an abortion, or both).

Dr. Stroble is deeply committed to supporting others. The daughter of a teenage mother, she was caught in the cycle of toxic shame and teen pregnancy. Her success story is one of breaking the cycle of teen pregnancy and healing her toxic shame—a journey she now helps women embark on through Teen Moms Anonymous. 

Dr. Stroble's academic and professional background underscores her expertise. She earned her B.A. in English from Wofford College and M.Ed. in Secondary English from Converse College. She began her career as a public school English teacher and served in that role for seven years.

She later advanced to higher education, receiving her Ph.D. from The University of North Carolina at Charlotte and holding a position as Assistant Professor in the School of Education at Claflin University. Her doctoral research focused on strategies to support pregnant and parenting students (teen mothers) in achieving their educational goals. 

Outside of her professional work, she enjoys maintaining a balanced and enriching lifestyle. Her personal interests reflect her holistic approach to wellness and life balance. She enjoys being outside, yoga, traveling, gardening, shopping, and decorating.

Dr. Stroble attributes her success to her faith and her commitment to remaining teachable. Her faith provides guidance and purpose in every endeavor. Maintaining a teachable spirit allows her to learn from every experience, adapt to new challenges, and grow both personally and professionally