Michelle Flynn, LCSW

Michelle Flynn, LCSW (Licensed Clinical Social Worker), frames emotional and behavioral challenges as puzzles that can be gently reassembled to reveal clearer perspective and stronger coping skills. She works with people who second-guess themselves, struggle with memory, or feel anxious across many areas of life, offering a calm and validating approach that encourages self-awareness and growth. Michelle helps individuals manage anxiety, set and maintain boundaries, and identify and process traumatic or life-altering experiences that may have been missed or minimized. Her care takes a holistic view - addressing physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual needs as well as the various roles someone holds in daily life.

Therapy with Michelle is intended to feel approachable rather than intimidating; her relaxed, often humorous style is used to create an inviting atmosphere that supports openness and connection. Her personal experience with a physical disability informs her work and enhances her ability to relate to people facing physical challenges. She rejects a one-size-fits-all approach, tailoring interventions to the nature and severity of each concern and emphasizing early attention to avoid escalating problems.

By listening closely to each person’s story, Michelle guides selection of practical strategies and therapeutic tools that fit the individual’s life. The goal is to help people gain perspective, increase self-awareness, and develop healthier ways of coping within a warm, nonjudgmental environment.