Drawing on a diverse set of experiences serving a wide range of patient groups, Michael John Arnold, LMHC, has come to be regarded as a well-respected and effective mental health counselor. Michael makes it easy and convenient to get the care that you need with his practice, Mental Health Counselor PLLC.
Michael recognizes that every person will experience profound loss at some point in their life, whether it is the death of a loved one, a breakup or divorce, illness, losing a job, the loss of a pet, financial loss, a loss of trust, or a loss of faith. Michael works with his patients to guide them through the process of facing this loss instead of avoiding it, helping to resolve the strong emotions of grief and the anxiety, depression, illness, or substance abuse that can follow.
In addition to his vast experience dealing with loss, Michael is also well-versed in other aspects of mental health counseling, including relationship therapy, cognitive therapy, psychotherapy, obsessive-compulsive disorder, anxiety, and more.
To learn how you can get the help that you need, call or use the online booking feature to schedule your first appointment.
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