About
Michael Flood started this private practice in 2007 after retiring from the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections for 15 years. I have been involved in the mental health field since 1989. I believe it is a privilege and honor to provide care, comfort, and insight to those who seek my counseling skills. With over 30 years of experience, I am passionate about continuing to grow my knowledge and experience through education and professional training.
I started my private practice with an emphasis on anger management therapy and working with personality disorders. It wasn’t long before realizing a big need to help individuals with anxiety. Around the same time, I started working with individuals who have suffered traumatic experiences that overwhelm their being.
Whether it is experienced abuse or a life-threatening experience, there are therapeutic strategies that can bring a reduction to the physical and cognitive chains that impede a person’s ability to experience life without intrusive thoughts and feelings.
As a veteran of the Vietnam era, I have a personal concern for our military service personnel who have experienced trauma.
I work with individuals over the age of 18, and couples.
Patty Flood has worked in public and private education for over 30 years with the last 21 years as a middle school and high school principal, where she was responsible for various tasks. Seeing the need to improve her counseling skills she earned a Master of Arts in Human Services Counseling (2021), preceded with a Doctorate in Educational Leadership (2015). She is currently enrolled in a Master of Arts program for Clinical Mental Health Counseling for licensure. Additionally, Patty is taking courses with The Gottman Institute for marriage counseling to strengthen her working knowledge about couple’s counseling. Her area of interest is in cognitive behavioral therapy and strength-based counseling. She counsels individuals and couples over the age of 18. There are three ways to schedule an appointment with Patty Flood. To schedule an appointment, call 717.267.4357 or email her at pfloodcounseling@gmail.com, or www.michaelflood.org under the “Contact†tab.
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