Michelle Lopez Clark is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (LPCC) and National Certified Counselor (NCC), and the founder of Narra Psychotherapy. She has been practicing psychotherapy since 2017 and provides trauma-informed, culturally responsive psychotherapy to adults and couples. Michelle’s work is grounded in a deep curiosity about human behavior and relationships—how individuals come to understand themselves, heal from relational wounds, and cultivate meaningful connection.

Michelle offers a safe, empathetic, and collaborative therapeutic space, supporting clients in bringing unconscious patterns into awareness so that healing, integration, and growth can occur. Her clinical approach is depth-oriented, trauma-informed, attachment-based, and humanistic, often integrating inner child work to address early relational experiences that continue to shape present-day functioning. Drawing from her bicultural background, Michelle is especially attuned to cultural identity, intergenerational dynamics, and the psychological impact of early environments.

In her psychotherapy work, Michelle supports individuals and couples seeking greater emotional clarity, relational fulfillment, and inner peace. She tailors therapy to each client’s unique needs, remaining responsive to the complexity of trauma histories, attachment patterns, and identity development across the lifespan.

In addition to psychotherapy, Michelle offers individual clinical consultation to licensed therapists working with adults and couples. Grounded in psychodynamic theory, attachment frameworks, and cultural humility, her consultation work is relational and reflective. Michelle supports clinicians in exploring countertransference, deepening clinical formulation, navigating stuck points, and managing complex therapeutic dynamics with clarity, confidence, and alignment with their professional values.

Alongside her clinical practice, Michelle is a Bringing Baby Home Educator trained by The Gottman Institute, the author of the children’s book WITH YOU, and occasionally serves as an adjunct professor in a Marriage and Family Therapy graduate program. Through her leadership at Narra Psychotherapy, Michelle remains committed to thoughtful, ethical, and culturally responsive care for both clients and clinicians.