Michael Arthur is a dedicated therapist with a wealth of experience assisting adults in navigating difficult issues such as divorce, separation, and a range of emotional and psychological challenges. Having graduated in 1998 from Plattsburgh State University of New York, Michael is well-equipped to support individuals dealing with depression, anxiety, and various other concerns, including trauma, PTSD, and substance use. His belief in therapy as a profoundly rewarding experience propels his mission to promote growth, happiness, and healing among his clients. Michael’s approach encompasses Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, which systematically helps individuals address problematic beliefs, emotions, and behaviors, alongside Existential and Humanistic modalities that foster meaningful therapeutic relationships. As an Associate Fellow and Approved Supervisor in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy at the Albert Ellis Institute in New York City, he brings expertise honed through working in settings such as the Counseling Service at Bowdoin College and a Hospital Mental Health Unit and Emergency Room. Michael welcomes clients with compassion and professionalism, encouraging them to develop the courage to tackle their unique challenges and find healthier coping mechanisms on their journey to emotional well-being.