Olivia Michael, MA
Psychology Intern
Education PsyD Doctoral Candidate in Clinical Psychology – University of Denver. MA in Clinical Psychology – University of Denver. BA in Psychology – University of North Texas
Approach to therapy Olivia uses a client-centered, integrative therapy approach that is informed by cognitive-behavioral and existential-humanistic theories. She believes that an authentic therapeutic relationship is an important foundation for meaningful growth. Olivia strives to create a supportive, nonjudgemental space where clients can show up as themselves and be the experts of their own experiences. She tailors her approach to each client’s unique needs and goals by helping clients explore their values, and use those values as a compass to navigate challenges and create meaningful change.
Supervisors Oren Shibi, PsyD; Jordana Roth, PsyD
Professional interests Olivia has experience providing individual therapy, group therapy, and psychological assessment. She works with a wide range of presenting concerns including depression, anxiety, ADHD, adjustment issues, relational issues, grief, identity issues, self-esteem concerns, and career issues.
Other activities Olivia enjoys spending time with family/friends, going to the beach, playing tennis, trying new restaurants, and watching movies.
