Molly Mitchell

Molly Mitchell is a Licensed Professional Counselor who understands that most individuals seek therapy during vulnerable times. She creates a warm, supportive atmosphere that offers personal safety, allowing clients to engage in a highly personalized approach tailored to their unique needs. With a focus on personal growth, Molly aims to help individuals unlock their potential and lead meaningful, fulfilling lives. She utilizes both Positive Psychology and Gestalt Therapy, with the latter providing an expressive, action-oriented pathway to self-awareness and meaning-making. Molly believes in the collaborative process between therapist and client, fostering a partnership that is crucial for effective therapy. The Pittsburgh Center for Positive Psychology, where she practices, is dedicated to empowering individuals to become stronger versions of themselves. Drawing from her extensive training in Gestalt Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Interpersonal techniques, and Cognitive Behavioral theories, she is well-equipped to support individuals, couples, and groups. With a professional background in chemical dependency, Molly has made significant contributions to the field of recovery, notably being the recipient of The Ashley Addiction National Award for innovation and dynamic thinking at the National Addictions Conference in Denver, Colorado, in 2016.