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About
Michele Germain, LCSW, MFT, CBT
In
your first session with Michele you will begin to experience
her understanding and warmth. She combines the techniques
of coaching, psychotherapy with the spiritual; the unseen
forces within us that, when working together, heal our lives.
Ms. Germain’s
personal and professional experience, her education and training,
and her work with clients, have all validated her philosophy;
that, through the Unity of Three Process – Body, Mind and
Soul – we can regain our inherent power in times of trauma,
loss and grief. And we can become more rather than less.
Ms. Germain
has been working as a psychotherapist for over 20 years. She
is licensed as both a Clinical Social Work and Marriage Family
Counselor in California. In addition, Ms. Germain studied
the Mind/Body relationship through the Michigan Bioenergetics
Institute and is a Certified Bioenergetic Therapist.
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Types
of Clients |
The Unity
of Three Process has been successfully used with individuals,
couples and groups with the following issues:
Divorce
Grief
Life Transitions
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Sexual
Abuse Issues
Relationship Issues
Eating Disorders |
Depression
Loneliness
Chronic Pain |
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Experience
in Business |
Ms. Germain
has worked with the legal profession, offering seminars and
one-on-one coaching to assist clients in understanding the emotional
and grief related aspects of divorce. She has appeared on radio
and television, has published many articles, and has lectured
to all types of audiences.
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Personal
Style |
 Through
her own recovery from chronic physical pain, and a traumatic
divorce, Michele created the Unity of Three Process. She then
successfully put this process to work in her private practice.
She has a unique way of viewing situations and provides guidance
based on this process. She is supportive, caring and empathic.
She honors each client’s uniqueness and is non-judgmental. She
takes into consideration all aspects of the individual including
their emotional, intellectual, physical and spiritual needs.
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