Therapists in 48114

I see adults (individual & couples), adolescents, and children 12+. My ultimate goal is to not only help my clients overcome their presenting issues, but also to foster within them a deeper, more complete understanding of themselves, as well as any relevant diagnoses. It is true that therapy can at times feel difficult, but the benefits (hope, support, validation, relief from trauma, reflective guidance, coping skills, insight into sources of distress, strategies for strengthening relationships, psychoeducation, etc.) can be lifelong and, with the right psychotherapist-client fit, even the most challenging sessions feel therapeutic.

Description of Practice: Assessment, individual, family, and group counseling services provided to adolescents and adults with substance abuse, transitional, mental health issues, grief and loss, and interpersonal challenges. Also providing counseling services regarding relationship, marital, and divorce. The primary theoretical orientation is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, with Person-Centered and Existential elements included. Sessions will be confidential, but there may be special cases when confidentiality has to be breached for either legal situations or the safety of the client and/or others.

You tired yet? Life harder than you'd like it to be? I can help you reach your desired goals. I believe that health and wellness are best achieved by addressing the whole person, not simply the condition, adverse event or illness/disease. This holistic approach to care respects the individuality of persons, their environments and their physical and emotional needs. The therapeutic relationship is important and necessary in order to move forward in your areas of stagnation.

I am currently accepting new clients via Telehealth. If you or a loved one are experiencing anxiety, mood disturbance, relationship difficulties, behavior problems or physical health symptoms due to stress or trauma, you are not alone. Evidence based treatments are plentiful but only work when we feel safe and connected with someone we can trust. Helping people heal, overcome, make changes, meet goals, solve problems and understand themselves is my life's passion. I look forward to working with my clients!

Are you tired of continually trying to improve or change your life without positive results? I believe that with individual willingness and professional guidance, it is possible for everyone to lead a fulfilling life. Since my graduation from the University of Michigan in 1987, my social work career has led me to work with a large range of people from young children to those who are nearing the end of their lives.I use an eclectic counseling approach to help individuals discover areas in their lives in which change can occur. These areas may include relationships, employment, or emotional issues.

Kirby Brash is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Michigan who has been practicing since 2018. She has a Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, with additional certifications in Trauma and Child/Adolescent Grief. Kirby is trained to provide support for depression, anxiety, trauma, and grief amongst other areas. She is willing to work with clients for support, skill building, and personal exploration. Outside of work, Kirby enjoys camping, hiking, and reading. All around, she loves spending time outdoors.

It is important for me to build a strong relationship with my clients and meet them where they are at. I draw from a variety of theories and work collaboratively with my clients to find the best fit. My goal is to create a safe and respectful environment that supports vulnerability and promotes change. You are the expert of your life, and I am here to listen, and offer another perspective.

I enjoy working with individuals of all backgrounds, including but not limited to various cultural backgrounds, religions, gender identities, mental health needs, and more. I find importance in acknowledging that everyone is capable of reaching their full potential, they just need extra support sometimes, which is what therapy is for. I use an integrated approach with my clients, recognizing that each client has unique life experiences, and therefore unique needs. I believe in treating the whole client, and not just their symptoms.

The mission of Healing Pathways Center is to assist individuals and families in meeting life's challenges. Through the process of engagement, relationship building and mindful practices, we tap into the heart of the matter. Whether depression, anxiety, autism, life transitions, behavioral or parenting concerns, pain issues and loss of a loved one our goal is to empower individuals towards healing, and coping. Without preconceived notions, therapy becomes a vehicle for you to explore and uncover goals, road blocks, stepping stones and more. All with a desire to live a healthier and happier life.

Lauren Ochs is a Limited Licensed Master of Social Worker who works with children, ages ranging from 4-17 years. She earned her Bachelor's in Behavioral Arts in Psychology degree from Saginaw Valley State University and earned her Master's in Social Work degree from Wayne State University. Lauren has four years of experience, through internships and previous employments, working with children in a therapy setting. She has worked with a wide range of behavioral issues for children, such as depression, anxiety, anger issues, ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, and trauma.

Dr. Mark Bowers is a Pediatric Psychologist in Brighton, MI. He is clinical director of the Brighton Center. He has worked with children, adolescents, young adults, and families for over 15 years. He specializes in neurodevelopmental diagnoses (i.e., Autism Spectrum, Asperger's, ADHD, Traumatic Brain Injury, and Learning Difficulties) and teaching 'quirky' kids social skills. Dr. Bowers was named a "Mom Approved" Top Doctor. He developed an app (www.mysosh.com) to help children improve their social skills that has been downloaded in over 60 countries and is being used in elementary/high schools and colleges across the US.

Fortitude: "strength of mind that enables a person to encounter danger or bear pain and adversity with courage." This courage is something that is in us all. Often times the weight of the challenges we face can be to much to carry alone. I believe in the power of connection and having teammates that we can call on for support to help empower us to continue to navigate the adversity we face.

If you are making the brave decision to seek out therapy, I sincerely commend you! You are taking a very courageous first step, one that can lead to potential life-changing healing and wholeness. Perhaps you are stuck in the damaging aftermath of trauma/abuse, and you cannot seem to pull yourself out of the nightmare of the past. Or perhaps you have felt your life torn apart and controlled by the claws of an addiction, and you feel helplessly stuck in the cycle of your habit. Or possibly you have been struggling all alone with the silent symptoms of a mental illness, and you are too afraid or ashamed to reach out and ask for help.

Amanda Henderson is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Michigan who has been practicing since 2014. Amanda graduated from Adrian College with a Bachelor's degree in History and Criminal Justice with a focus on rehabilitation. Her Master of Social Work degree is from Michigan State University; her focus was school social work and trauma (in progress). Amanda focuses on holistic health and the mind, body, spirit connection. She aims to create a relationship of trust without judgment. Her practice is person-centered, focusing on the overall well-being of the individual.

I specialize in the treatment of persons ages 8-65+. I have been trained in various techniques, working with individuals, families and groups. I have worked with clients experiencing anxiety, depression, relationship conflicts, chronic pain, and end of life issues. I specialize in mindfulness-based cognitive therapy with individuals and group instruction in mindfulness training. I have been a practitioner of meditation for over 20 years, an instructor for eleven years.

My desire is to assist clients with healing and restoration. Clients who are grappling with anxiety, depression, and addictions often find healing from my approach. Clients who are focused on breaking the bonds of addiction are treated with dignity and respect and given a clear and distinct treatment path.

Dr. Katherine Gimmestad is a licensed clinical psychologist with over 15 years of clinical experience and extensive training in research. She has authored peer-reviewed articles in her discipline, and adheres closely to an evidence-based, scientific model in working with her patients. Dr. Gimmestad finds much reward in treating Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), and Depression and Anxiety with evidence-based approaches. She has also been affected by autism, having two children on the spectrum and is happy to help other parents undergoing stress related to this diagnosis in their child.

Josh Ayers is a Limited Licensed Master Social Worker in Michigan who has been practicing since 2022. He has a Masters of Social Work from the University of Michigan School of Social Work and a Bachelor of Science-Neuroscience from the University of Michigan. Josh hopes to best support kids and young adults who seek the support coping with anxiety and depression symptoms. This could potential come from school or life related stress, bullying trauma, and other situations that could potentially necessitate support.

My clinical practice has been broad and I have worked with adults and adolescents experiencing a wide range of difficulties. My passion is to help people heal after experiencing trauma. I have worked extensively with adults and adolescents who have experienced physical, emotional, and sexual abuse, as well as neglect or abandonment. I specialize in the treatment of anxiety, depression, substance use, and other addictions for both men and women. I have extensive experience working with individuals involved in the legal system, those who have been victims of crime, and those who work in the legal system in any capacity.