About Me
Michelle Snyder
MA Ed., LPCC
Michelle Snyder has been counseling people of all ages since 2009. Before beginning her career as a counselor, Michelle worked as a secondary-level teacher. As a counselor, she has had experience treating adults, adolescents, children, families, and couples in both individual and group settings. Michelle has provided treatment for anxiety, depression, life adjustment issues, trauma, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), domestic violence, victims of abuse and/or sexual assault, alcohol and drug issues, as well as mood disorders. Michelle has recently added counseling for breast cancer patients to her scope of practice.
- Population served: men, women
- Clinical interests: anxiety, depression, abuse, PTSD, trauma, grief/loss, mood disorders
Through faith, God gives us hope, and counseling can help provide hope through a new perspective on our lives, issues, and challenges. I enjoy helping those currently struggling with a variety of issues, especially those with a history of trauma. As a recent cancer survivor and caregiver, I appreciate on a personal level how life can present us with challenging situations. It is a privilege for me to be part of another person’s healing process and life journey.