Michael is a dedicated therapist with a Master's in Clinical Psychology, and has expertise working with individuals across the lifespan, facing various psychological challenges. Michael has 27 years of experience serving the community, providing him with unique insights into the pressures faced by those on the front line or working in high-stress professions. His experience navigating life’s challenges has empowered him to connect with clients at different life stages with understanding and empathy. Michael’s approach to therapy emphasises the importance of compassion and non-judgmental positive regard in promoting healing, behavioural change, and resilience.
Michael utilises evidence-based therapies, including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and mindfulness-based approaches. He also has a specific interest in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy (PDT), which aims to help individuals become more aware of their unconscious conflicts, past experiences, and internal struggles that may impact their present lives. Michael has a special interest in moral injury, post-traumatic embitterment, and understanding human motivation.