Amanda Michaud, LMSW

“Sometimes the bravest and most important thing you can do is just show up.” — Brené Brown

Amanda is a Licensed Master Social Worker with an extensive background working with mood disorders, eating disorders, substance use, trauma, and complex co-occurring disorders. Amanda has worked with kids, teens, and adults throughout her career. Amanda is a compassionate, respectful and genuine individual who will foster a safe and encouraging environment.

She holds a Bachelors degree in Psychology and Communications from Central Connecticut State University and her Masters degree in Social Work from Sacred Heart University.

Amanda utilizes a client-centered approach, meeting clients where they are and tailoring treatment to their individual needs while honoring their unique experiences, strengths and therapeutic goals. Drawing from evidence-based practices and trauma-informed care, Amanda helps clients explore the root causes of their challenges while building practical tools for resilience and emotional well-being. Amanda’s work often integrates techniques from cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical-behavioral therapy (DBT), motivational interviewing (MI) and strengths-based approaches to foster lasting change and empowerment.

Outside of her clinical work, Amanda enjoys spending time with family, friends and her dogs.

Amanda specializes in
-- Individual counseling for teens, adults and families including: Evidenced based interventions for ADHD, anxiety, depression, trauma, substance use, eating disorders, mood disorders, OCD, personality disorders, and complex co-occurring disorders.
-- Compassionate support for individuals facing stress, grief and self-esteem issues
-- A welcoming and supportive space for all background and identities, including LBGTQ+ communities.
-- Guidance navigating life transitions, relationship stress and care giving roles.