Michelle has specialization in trauma, stress-related disorders and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Michelle's expertise is backed by her training in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) and Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT). Having worked extensively with children and adolescents, Michelle understands the profound impact that early life experiences can have on one's mental well-being. Michelle offers specialized support to young adults facing executive function challenges during their transition to independent living. She assists them with developing essential skills and strategies to navigate the demands of life.
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Having faced challenges throughout her life, including being a high school dropout, in the foster care system, residing in group homes, and becoming a teenage mother, she has demonstrated remarkable resilience and perseverance. These experiences have not only shaped her character but have also fueled her desire to help others in similar circumstances.
Michelle is eager to connect with individuals seeking support and is genuinely interested in understanding each person's unique story. By building a genuine connection and establishing a trusting therapeutic relationship, she can gain insight into her clients' challenges and provide tailored guidance and assistance.