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MaryAnn Michaelis

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MaryAnn Michaelis

MaryAnn Michaelis is a licensed clinical social worker, Certified Sex Addiction Therapist, and Certified Partner Trauma Therapist at Hart Recovery Institute. She specializes in pornography and sex addiction, infidelity, betrayal trauma, PTSD, disclosure, and relationship recovery. Her provider-owned site states that the practice primarily meets online, with couples work, trauma intensives, and disclosures also offered in person.

Professional type
Professional
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States
City
Kennewick
State or region
Washington
Country
United States
Support offered
Sexual addiction and compulsive sexual behavior · Pornography addiction · Betrayal trauma recovery · Partner support · Disclosure support · Couples and relationship support · Trauma and PTSD support
Service format
Therapy · Individual therapy · Couples therapy · Intensives · EMDR
In-person services
Available
Virtual support
Available
Virtual service regions
Washington · Hawaii · Oregon · Idaho · Utah
Virtual service scope
jurisdiction-limited
Virtual availability note
verified-on-professional-site
Public information reviewed
2026-08-13

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