Michael Manchester, Psychotherapist in Winter Park, 32746

Michael Manchester MA, LMHC, NCC P.A.

Profession(s):
Psychotherapy, Marriage & Family Therapy, Counselling
License Status:
I'm a licensed professional.
Primary License:
LMHC - MH9898

My Approach to Helping

Are you at the end of your rope? Do you have a conflicted relationship? Are you in crisis? The good news is there is hope and help is available. In a safe and nurturing environment, I will collaborate with you to help you feel unburdened and access your inner strengths to deal with your problem, troubled relationship or crisis.

I work with adolescents and adults with a broad range of problems. My professional interests are (but are not limited to) anxiety/depression, grief/bereavement, relationship counseling, parenting, trauma/abuse, sex addiction/compulsivity and men's issues. My approach to counseling is eclectic. I use cognitive behavioral therapy, family systems, and humanistic approaches when working with teens and adults.

With collaboration, trust, and an individualized plan I will help you to heal, find meaning in your life, feel satisfied and have more rewarding relationships.

More Info About My Practice

50 minute session - $85.00 Intake 80 minutes - $115.00
Credit Cards Accepted

Reduced fee with demonstrated need - $65.00/session.

No Charge Depression Screen - Please call for your no charge depression screening.

Insurances Accepted - Aetna, Beech Street, Behavioral Health Systems, ComPsych, Multiplan. Please contact your Insurance Co./HMO for prior authorization.

Specific Issue(s) I'm Skilled at Helping With

Anxiety and depression are probably two of the most common reasons people seek therapy. As a therapist I use Cognitive Behavioral Therapy among other approaches. I find that CBT is very effective. This Fall I plan to attend intensive training in CBT at the Beck Institute in Philadelphia, PA.

My Role as a Therapist

My role as a therapist is to facilitate positive change. When I work with my clients we collaborate in exploring the specific problems and issues the client wants to focus on in therapy. The collaboration process also includes setting goals for therapy and collaborating in the 'work' of therapy.