Ann-michele Corbi Potvin is a Licensed Professional Counselor with credentials in Dance Movement Therapy, among others. She takes a humanistic and contemplative approach to therapy, believing that individuals create meaning from the events in their lives and are capable of harnessing their creativity for healing. Recognizing the importance of pausing to connect with inner wisdom, she acts as a supportive guide, encouraging clients to reclaim their life narrative. Ann-michele employs a relational and existential framework and utilizes a variety of therapy types, including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), to help clients align with their values and reduce struggles. With experience in inpatient psychiatric settings, school and home-based environments, and community agencies, she addresses a wide range of mental health and emotional concerns. Her research on the psychological and emotional dimensions of chronic pain complements her work providing perinatal support. As a dance/movement psychotherapist and counselor, she tailors sessions to meet individual needs, integrating both verbal and movement techniques to foster personal growth, health, and self-understanding.