Dr. Michelle Matzke, Psy.D.

Licensed Psychologist    

Michelle earned her doctorate in psychology from Spalding University in Louisville, Kentucky, after completing an APA-accredited internship in Canton, Ohio.  Following this, Michelle advanced her training in Cleveland, Ohio, specializing in assessing and treating Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and common conditions (i.e. attention and impulsivity issues, anxiety, depression, behavioral issues, parenting struggles) that are often seen in individuals with ASD.  In addition, she co-developed and coordinated a children’s program at a hospital treating depression, anxiety, and suicide.  Michelle’s areas of interest are training and supervision, Autism Spectrum Disorder, developmental disorders, depression, anxiety, OCD, and trauma.

Michelle is committed to her clients and seeks to help others from all walks of life to achieve their sense of their “Best Self”.  Michelle uses humor, compassion, and directness in order to guide her clients through evidence-based strategies.  It is her hope to provide a sense of solace and security as her clients work through struggles, triumphs, and balancing acts in life. 

Michelle is licensed in both Montana and Wyoming, but recently moved to the Big Horn Basin in Wyoming.  In her personal time, she enjoys fishing, gardening, taking care of her hobby farm, and spending her time with her partner and three dogs.