I have 10 years experience working with very hard family situations. I am a therapist that has worked with the hardest parts of the family situations: child welfare, children in foster care, parents who are trying to get their children back from foster care, heightened family conflict preceding divorce, parental alienation, reunification therapy, working with both perpetrators and victims. My experience extends also to some of the alternative relationship structures such as polyamory and kink communities.

What can clients expect to take away from sessions with you?

I am a very active listener and I am really trying to get to the heart of the matter. Our first session may feel very business oriented, but we really need to cover a lot in the first session. The first session will always have these three parts to the session: 1) A BRIEF summary of what is going on now. 2) A list of about 10 questions that we need to ask 3) A description of how I do therapy and how I do my practice

Explain to clients what areas you feel are your biggest strengths.

I really try to look at all of the circumstances that influence our feelings and actions. If it is a couple, I am focusing on both partners to understand what is influencing their feelings and actions. My experience working with families in crisis and serious difficulties has afforded many insights and references to support our work. We will always have homework every week and maybe even a book to read that will help give us things to consider.

About Mr. Lee Mikell