Michael Maloney

Michael Maloney, LCPC, is an Adjunct Professor in the Counseling Psychology department at The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, based in Chicago, IL. His career spans both academic and clinical roles, including private practice, research in Preventative Medicine, and administrative work as an IRB administrator.

• Education:
  • MA in Clinician Counseling, The Chicago School of Professional Psychology (2010)

Maloney specializes in mental health interventions for diverse populations, including LGBTQIA communities, individuals with HIV/AIDS, and those experiencing trauma, addiction, or domestic violence. His clinical focus extends to couples therapy addressing polyamory, consensual non-monogamy, and post-affair recovery.

His professional accolades include a Post-Graduate Training Fellowship at Live Oak, emphasizing affirmative practices and multicultural approaches. Maloney's work bridges ethical counseling, trauma-informed care, and innovative therapeutic modalities like creative and expressive therapies.

• Key Research Themes:
  • Addiction and recovery
  • LGBTQIA mental health
  • Trauma and PTSD
  • Couples and family counseling
  • HIV/AIDS-related psychological issues
  • Multicultural and multisystemic interventions