About Pruett Counseling and Consulting
Michelle Pruett, M.Ed., Ed.S., LPC-S
Michelle Pruett has dedicated her career to supporting individuals, children, and families affected by trauma. With a profound commitment to positive outcomes, Michelle has garnered extensive experience in crisis intervention, trauma recovery, and leadership in mental health organizations across Florida, Tennessee, and Alabama.
In 2000, Michelle earned her Master's and Specialist's degrees in Counselor Education from the University of Florida and embarked on a journey to make a tangible difference in the lives of those impacted by neglect, abuse, and other traumatic experiences. Michelle's work within various agencies provided her with invaluable insights and expertise in addressing trauma-related challenges and nurturing the resilience of individuals, children, and families.
Michelle established Pruett Counseling and Consulting in 2010 as a private practice dedicated to serving as a sanctuary for children, families, and individuals seeking healing and personal growth. Recognizing the profound impact of attachment and trauma on relationship dynamics, Michelle expanded her services to include specialized support for couples to foster their healing and deepen their connections.
Michelle firmly believes that everyone faces adversities in life, and she embraces evidence-based approaches to facilitate healing and personal effectiveness. Combining compassionate guidance, evidence-based techniques, supportive resources, and a nurturing environment, Michelle empowers individuals, families, and couples to overcome challenges and achieve their goals.
With Michelle Pruett as a trusted guide, clients can expect a collaborative and nurturing experience aimed at fostering peace, growth, and renewed purpose.
Michelle and her husband are the proud parents of five children and one grandchild. In her spare time, Michelle enjoys running, yoga, reading and is active in her church.
Michelle Pruett has dedicated her career to supporting individuals, children, and families affected by trauma. With a profound commitment to positive outcomes, Michelle has garnered extensive experience in crisis intervention, trauma recovery, and leadership in mental health organizations across Florida, Tennessee, and Alabama.
In 2000, Michelle earned her Master's and Specialist's degrees in Counselor Education from the University of Florida and embarked on a journey to make a tangible difference in the lives of those impacted by neglect, abuse, and other traumatic experiences. Michelle's work within various agencies provided her with invaluable insights and expertise in addressing trauma-related challenges and nurturing the resilience of individuals, children, and families.
Michelle established Pruett Counseling and Consulting in 2010 as a private practice dedicated to serving as a sanctuary for children, families, and individuals seeking healing and personal growth. Recognizing the profound impact of attachment and trauma on relationship dynamics, Michelle expanded her services to include specialized support for couples to foster their healing and deepen their connections.
Michelle firmly believes that everyone faces adversities in life, and she embraces evidence-based approaches to facilitate healing and personal effectiveness. Combining compassionate guidance, evidence-based techniques, supportive resources, and a nurturing environment, Michelle empowers individuals, families, and couples to overcome challenges and achieve their goals.
With Michelle Pruett as a trusted guide, clients can expect a collaborative and nurturing experience aimed at fostering peace, growth, and renewed purpose.
Michelle and her husband are the proud parents of five children and one grandchild. In her spare time, Michelle enjoys running, yoga, reading and is active in her church.
Insurance
Ms. Pruett accepts the BCBS insurance, however it is strongly recommended that you contact your provider to verify benefits.
WHAT TO EXPECT IN YOUR FIRST SESSION
The purpose of the first session is for you and your therapist to get to know each other. She will ask you questions to help her understand where you struggle, what your strengths and goals are, and to get to know you. It's important that you answer as honestly as possible. If you have questions for your therapist, this is the perfect time to ask. As you talk to her, think about whether you feel comfortable talking to her and whether she seems familiar enough with your concerns to provide effective direction.
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