Hello I Am
Dr. Kelley
Welcome to
A Center For Hope
Michael Kelley, Ph.D., MFT
License # MFC 36767
Marriage & Family Therapists, Inc.
Dealing with family problems can be overwhelming
A Center for Hope offers help to anyone who may be dealing with difficult life situations or struggling with mental health issues. It is vital to take care of your mind and emotions. When you have healthy coping strategies, you are better equipped to handle problems on your own. Many people have little or ineffective coping strategies. This may lead to unintended, sometimes devastating, consequences for them and potentially their family. A Center for Hope provides adolescent, couples, and family therapy, providing help when you need it the most. We specialize in at-risk adolescents and relationship problems; as well as adult mental health issues. Dr. Kelley has spent almost 20 years working with adolescents, families, and individuals to help them solve many of their mental and emotional problems. His mission has always been to help people recover and heal, and change bad behavior.
Dr. Kelley provides Telemental Health Therapy and Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) as an integral part of his practice.
A Bit About A Center for Hope
Dr. Kelley is a locally recognized cognitive-behavioral practitioner (CBT) who works with couples, adolescents, adults, and families. He is certified by the State of California in DOMESTIC VIOLENCE and provides treatment for both abuser and/or the victim. He has extensive experience in issues ranging from substance abuse and mood disorders to anger management, anxiety and family relationship issues. A Center for Hope is a place that doesn’t label people. We truly believe that there is no such thing as a bad person, only a person with bad behavior. And the good thing about bad behavior is that it can be changed!
What Therapy We Offer
See what we can do to help yourself, a friend or family members.
Premarital Counseling
It is essential for premarital couples to take the appropriate inventory to assess the various components of their relationship.
Marriage & Family Therapy
We generally work from a family systems counseling perspective. We don’t believe in singling out an individual family member as the identified patient, but rather prefer to look at the whole family as catalyst for change.