Michelle Murray, PhD, is a licensed psychologist {PS018329} with a doctorate in Counseling Psychology from the University at Albany. She has a private practice in Philadelphia where she provides individual therapy from a relational, psychodynamic, and multicultural/feminist perspective. She specializes in working with marginalized populations, identity development, and survivors of sexual, combat, racial or gender-based trauma. She is dedicated to providing LGBTQ affirmative care and educating healthcare providers on best practices for providing services to the LGBTQ community and/or survivors of trauma. Currently, she is an adjunct professor at Lehigh University and Temple University. She has taught courses and provided workshops to college students, military veterans, and therapists-in-training on the impact of social identities and cultural implications for counseling, healthy relationships and sexual health, supervision from a relational/multicultural approach, and understanding trauma reactions and PTSD. Previous areas of research include social justice approaches to primary prevention, post-deployment readjustment of survivors of military sexual trauma, and the unique experiences of women the STEM fields.