Michelle Sullivan, a licensed psychologist and professional counselor, embodies the guiding principle of D.W. Winnicott: 'Tell me what you fear and I will tell you what has happened to you.' She is dedicated to linking the suffering of today to its root causes, emphasizing that exploring these connections can alleviate deep-seated pain. Michelle's expertise spans vital areas such as perinatal mental health—including pregnancy, loss, infertility, and postpartum challenges—couples therapy that addresses complexities in monogamy, and long-term individual psychotherapy that focuses on relationship struggles, creativity, and self-discovery. She champions the idea of being 'Good Enough' rather than seeking perfection in various roles. With a psychodynamic and relational approach, Michelle values the significance of the therapeutic relationship, recognizing it as one of the cornerstones of successful treatment. She finds joy in supporting individuals navigating transitions in parenthood, relationships, careers, or relocations. For those uncertain about the journey of therapy, Michelle offers a compassionate invitation to explore these concerns. Whether coping with depression, anxiety, or a sense of disconnection, her dedication to untangling emotional knots aims to foster mental and emotional freedom, especially in a year rife with challenges.