- 42 years experience
- Trauma informed
- Plainspoken approach
About Michael
Dr. Michael Galvin welcomes people who are wrestling with low self-esteem, anxiety, stress, or the long tail of past trauma. He speaks plainly and keeps sessions focused on practical steps clients can use between meetings. With many years in the field, he aims to make therapy feel straightforward and useful from the first conversation.
Galvin has worked as a psychologist for decades, first at a community mental health center and later in independent practice. He has also taught and trained therapists at three universities and worked in executive coaching. That background shapes a direct, results-minded style in single-session work and longer-term care.
Over time he began using newer approaches that he found produced faster change for anxiety and trauma symptoms. His practice now includes Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing, trauma-focused therapy, and cognitive behavioral techniques that help people change repetitive thoughts and habits.
Clients can expect sessions that mix talking with structured exercises and skills practice. He explains methods in plain language and helps people pick simple steps to try between sessions. He also consults and trains other professionals when not seeing clients.
Dr. Galvin is based in Colorado and has worked with issues from grief and depression to sleep and eating concerns. He holds the credential CO Psychologist PSY.0000508 and draws on 42 years of experience when helping people rebuild confidence and cope with life changes.
Galvin has worked as a psychologist for decades, first at a community mental health center and later in independent practice. He has also taught and trained therapists at three universities and worked in executive coaching. That background shapes a direct, results-minded style in single-session work and longer-term care.
Over time he began using newer approaches that he found produced faster change for anxiety and trauma symptoms. His practice now includes Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing, trauma-focused therapy, and cognitive behavioral techniques that help people change repetitive thoughts and habits.
Clients can expect sessions that mix talking with structured exercises and skills practice. He explains methods in plain language and helps people pick simple steps to try between sessions. He also consults and trains other professionals when not seeing clients.
Dr. Galvin is based in Colorado and has worked with issues from grief and depression to sleep and eating concerns. He holds the credential CO Psychologist PSY.0000508 and draws on 42 years of experience when helping people rebuild confidence and cope with life changes.