- Grief and depression
- Life change support
- Solution-focused help
About Michelle
Michelle Filippi-Robb is a licensed counselor who helps people facing grief, depression, and major life changes. She brings a calm, down-to-earth style and aims to create a listening space where clients set the pace. Michelle describes herself as laid back and straightforward, and she centers empathy and validation in sessions.
Michelle uses a person-centered stance that focuses on what matters to each person. She believes clients know their lives best and works alongside them rather than directing the process. That approach is paired with practical, solution-focused ideas when people want concrete next steps.
Her clinical background spans 24 years in the mental health field, and she holds LPCC and LPC credentials. Michelle co-owns a small private practice and speaks from personal experience that shapes her perspective, including living with a long-term physical disability and using a wheelchair full time.
She commonly supports people dealing with loss beyond death, such as job changes, relationship endings, and transitions across life stages. She also offers help around workplace stress, caregiver strain, aging concerns, and issues tied to abandonment, midlife, divorce, and women’s needs.
Michelle says she is comfortable supporting clients of diverse identities and with spiritual paths, and she can incorporate faith or intuition into sessions when that matters to the person. She does not focus on active addiction or severe trauma/PTSD work and prefers clients who are not seeking highly structured homework-driven therapy.
Michelle uses a person-centered stance that focuses on what matters to each person. She believes clients know their lives best and works alongside them rather than directing the process. That approach is paired with practical, solution-focused ideas when people want concrete next steps.
Her clinical background spans 24 years in the mental health field, and she holds LPCC and LPC credentials. Michelle co-owns a small private practice and speaks from personal experience that shapes her perspective, including living with a long-term physical disability and using a wheelchair full time.
She commonly supports people dealing with loss beyond death, such as job changes, relationship endings, and transitions across life stages. She also offers help around workplace stress, caregiver strain, aging concerns, and issues tied to abandonment, midlife, divorce, and women’s needs.
Michelle says she is comfortable supporting clients of diverse identities and with spiritual paths, and she can incorporate faith or intuition into sessions when that matters to the person. She does not focus on active addiction or severe trauma/PTSD work and prefers clients who are not seeking highly structured homework-driven therapy.
This summary is based on the profile information listed on BetterHelp.