Michael utilizes a variety of therapeutic approaches with clients, but all of them are on a similar continuum, and they are Holistic, Integrative, Humanistic-Existential, and Transpersonal. A Holistic approach to therapy treats the "whole person" and incorporates the mind, body, and spirit as one.

Integrative Therapy is an extension of the holistic model in that it aims to promote healing and facilitate wholeness ensuring that all levels of a person's being and functioning are maximized to their fullest potential. Techniques such as meditation, yoga, guided imagery, breath work, and progressive relaxation are introduced and encouraged for healthy balance and alignment.

Humanistic-Existential Therapy emphasizes self-inquiry, reflection, personal responsibility and freedom. The goal of this therapy is to help clients free themselves from self-imposed limitations and become more authentic by living life with passion and a sense of purpose and meaning.

Transpersonal Therapy focuses on a client's highest potential and the recognition and understanding of spiritual and transcendent states of consciousness such as peak and mystical experiences. The primary focus here is to provide validation to clients that have one of these life-changing, other worldly experiences (such as a NDE) in an environment that is safe and non-judgmental to allow for greater processing and integration.

Due to the often dramatic changes that occur as a result of these experiences, the aim is to provide helpful strategies to cope with daily life, manage difficulties with work/career and relationships, and examine changes to one's religion and/or spirituality.