Michelle is a private practice therapist in Provo, Utah, with more than 20 years of experience providing individual, family, marital, adolescent, and court-involved therapy. Her clinical work focuses on depression, anxiety, trauma, addictions, divorce, step-parenting, grief, co-parenting therapy, reunification therapy, and custody evaluations/assessments. Michelle previously served as Clinical Director for Concordia Families, where she supervised therapists providing court-involved reunification therapy and oversaw family treatment needs assessments. She has also worked with Center for Change, Maple Lake Academy, LDS Family Services, Kids Who Count, and New Haven Residential Treatment Center. Michelle earned both her Master’s Degree in Social Work and Bachelor of Science in Social Work from Brigham Young University, where she was valedictorian of her undergraduate social work program. She is an experienced presenter on high-conflict divorce, resist-refuse dynamics, reunification therapy, parental alienation, personality disorders, and therapy practice in the family court system. Michelle has been affiliated with AFCC since 2013 and regularly participates in AFCC conferences, webinars, and Utah Chapter continuing education events.