Dr. Michelle received highest honors while obtaining her PhD in Clinical Psychology at The Chicago School for Professional Psychology. She earned her pre-doc hours conducting neuropsychological batteries for children and adolescents, and obtained her post-doc hours as a child, adult and family therapist.  

 

Dr. Michelle worked throughout the school system as a one-on-one aid and behaviorist supervisor. She has created functional behavioral analyses and educational plans for students; and has taught numerous parent-educated classes and differentiated instruction for classroom teachers.

 

Dr. Michelle has served as an expert at Individual Educational Plan (IEP) meetings, and is trained in many evidence-based programs. She has taught various core subjects with home-schooled students, as well as enrichment courses in the classroom.

 

Dr. Michelle has extensive experience working with gifted students, adult executives, and young adults going through transitions: college, work-force, relationships. She is highly trained in working with individuals with autism, ADHD, anxiety, emotional disturbances, and learning difficulties. She specializes in the areas of: executive functioning, life coaching, reading comprehension and fluency, academic writing, and study skills. 

 

Dr. Michelle strongly believes in the whole-person approach; recognizing and understanding each individual’s social, emotional, behavioral, and educational needs. She strives to create, implement, and modify instruction tailored to each client.