Micah Rees, Ph.D.

Dr. Micah Rees is a licensed psychologist specializing in helping adults navigate grief, trauma, and periods of identity disruption, particularly when questions about life direction, purpose, or belief systems arise. He works with patients dealing with existential or spiritual distress, such as anxiety related to meaning, mortality, values, major life changes, and emotional turmoil.

With a background in clinical settings that address trauma, sexuality, spirituality, and long-standing emotional patterns, Dr. Rees has been part of Real Talk Clinical Psychology since the clinic's early years. His training in existential and narrative traditions informs a reflective, depth-oriented approach to psychotherapy, especially for patients seeking to understand recurring patterns, unresolved loss, or internal conflicts that shape their sense of self.

Dr. Rees provides individual therapy for adults via secure telehealth sessions and conducts them in English.

 

Whom He Works With

• Adults navigating grief, trauma, or major life transitions

• Individuals experiencing existential or spiritual distress

• Patients seeking depth-oriented psychotherapy focused on identity and meaning

• Adults with anxiety or depressive symptoms, when these are embedded in broader questions of purpose or direction

 

Credentials and Background

• Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology

• Specialized training in existential and narrative therapies

• Experience with trauma-informed care, ACT, EFT, and attachment theory

• Background in research and teaching on human sexuality, spirituality, and psychotherapy​​​​​