Michelle Kerslake

My focus of practice is caring for the whole family. I provide support for individuals within the family system, supports within specific relationships within the family system (e.g., parent-child; sibling-sibling), and supports for the collective family unit. I am committed to supporting families in building strong relationships through the powerful science of Attachment. Once I get to know my clients and their families, I explain the “how and why” of additional therapy modalities we will incorporate to help clients progress and meet their goals. I also have an expertise in working with families where one member has complex needs – I provide direct support to the family member with complex needs and additional support to parents and siblings. I also provide support for individuals who are experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, and grief/loss. Finally, neurodiversity (AD/HD and ASD), developmental disabilities, phobias, tic disorders (including Tourette Syndrome), OCD, and bipolar disorder are areas of specialization.