Michelle Hudasko MA, NCC

Michelle Hudasko graduated from Immaculata university with a MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. She has many years of expertise working with the perinatal population and now offers therapy to children, teens, and adults using principles from psychodynamic, existential, polyvagal, person centered, ecotherapy, equine and animal assisted therapy. She also enjoys incorporating dream work and the use of animal archetypes from the foundations of Jungian analysis into her therapeutic work. Michelle has experience working with anxiety, depression, PTSD, grief and loss (particularly perinatal loss and animal loss), and much more.

Michelle is a lifelong equine enthusiast, animal lover, and nature seeker. She completed an EAGALA training in the hopes of working collaboratively with her heart horse in his elderly years. After his sudden loss, it revived a passion for equine therapy as she realized even more deeply what a gift he had been in her life and knew how important it was to share this kind of healing with others. Drawing on the deep connections and relationships Michelle has had with animals throughout her life, she enjoys incorporating them into therapy in various ways around the farm. She also has a young english mastiff puppy who she hopes to certify for therapy work in the near future. Stay tuned if you're interested in getting some smooshy snuggles from her side kick in training!