Michelle Ferrer is a bilingual (English/Spanish) licensed clinical psychologist in Florida. She obtained her PhD in clinical psychology from Yeshiva University where she fulfilled graduate training requirements at Mount Sinai Beth Israel, New York Presbyterian, and NYU Child Study Center. She then completed a specialized child and multicultural training fellowship at the University of California- San Francisco (UCSF). Dr. Ferrer concluded her training at Hackensack Medical Center focusing on child abuse and neglect, before returning home to South Florida. Dr. Ferrer has obtained niche training in complex trauma and works to understand the immediate impact of trauma on children as well as the longer lasting effects of early adverse experiences on adults.

Dr. Ferrer is co-chair of the Diversity Committee of the Florida Psychological Association, former lecturer at the University of Miami, and past Diversity Delegate for the American Psychological Association. She is a member of the American Psychological Association, Florida Psychological Association, and the Southeast Florida Association for Psychoanalytic Psychology.

Dr. Ferrer most recently completed post-graduate coursework in psychodynamic psychotherapy from the Florida Psychoanalytic Center. Her clinical approach is rooted in relational psychodynamic and psychoanalytically informed theories, including attachment theory. She aims to weave together various facets of identities, concerns, and experiences to create deeper self-awareness that can lead to transformative and lasting change. Her practice is characterized by its quality 1:1 concierge services in which each client is offered personalized care.