Therapists in 48335

Are you the person you want to be? You are not the same person you were five years ago that you are today, and you won't be the same person five years from now, so what are we going to do to get you back in your square? I am a licensed psychotherapist in Michigan and Arizona with 20 years of mental health experience. I work with teenagers and adults. I am trained in several evidence-based practices and enjoy working with individuals seeking care specific to depression, PTSD, relationship issues, self-esteem, confidence, and trauma and abuse.

Many people go through the stages of life and forget to take the time to reflect and take care of their mental health. I believe it is very important to make your mental health a priority. Your mind is connected to your physical and spiritual well-being, if one is unhealthy this affects the others. With the daily challenges of enduring a pandemic, dealing with social, and political issues, I am here to be an advocate and partner in helping individuals better themselves and their mental health. There may be stigmas or taboos surrounding mental health in your communities, but I am here to say that YOU and your mental health matter.

We empower our clients through Individual and Family therapy, as well as a male mentoring component that focuses on African American males. We specialize in dysfunctional communication patterns, victims of trauma, substance abuse, LGBTQ+, blended families, PTSD, adjustment/mood disorders, depression, anxiety, grief, stress, COVID-19, domestic violence, and sexual abuse. However, we are not limited to these conditions. Please call us today to make the first step. Remember we will all Repeat what we don't Repair!!!

Parenting is tough, therapy can help! Deeper Roots Wellness specializes in perinatal, infant and early childhood mental health and wellness. We offer a relational focused therapy where individuals and families with young children get the care they need as they navigate all the uncertain gray spaces of life. Our holistic approach includes mindfulness, compassion, and paying attention to the connection between mind, body, relationships, and environment. Whether you’re planning for a family, adjusting to pregnancy or juggling the demands of raising young children you deserve the relationship of care that therapy can offer.

We empower our clients through Individual and Couples and Family therapy. We specialize in dysfunctional communication patterns, victims of trauma, substance abuse, LGBTQ+, blended families, PTSD, adjustment/mood disorders, depression, anxiety, grief, stress, COVID-19, domestic violence, and sexual abuse. However, we are not limited to these conditions. Please call us today to make the first step. Remember we will all Repeat what we don't Repair!!!

Hello and welcome! I’m thrilled that you are here- my name is Julia. As a fresh face in the world of therapy, I bring a genuine passion for helping individuals, parents and children navigate life’s challenges and to discover their inner strength. At the heart of my practice there is the belief that growth and change happens in the framework of a relationship. This relationship will create a foundation for a lifetime of well-being. My goal is to create a nurturing and judgment-free space where you can comfortably explore your thoughts, feelings, and challenges.

Finding a healthy balance between living life in a valued direction, while balancing the pressures, expectations, and stressors of work, school, and relationships is no small feat. These stressors may lead to anxiety, depression, overwhelm, and a feeling of helplessness. I assist clients in navigating these stressors, while utilizing evidenced based and strength based approaches in therapy to allow them to feel respected, validated, and capable throughout this journey of mental health improvement.

Have you been worried, sad, stressed, or even facing daily challenges that seem unbearable to manage? Trying to manage our emotions can be difficult, and at times our mind and body are trying to warn us to stop and take some time to focus on ourselves, but we ignore it. I’ve experienced this myself, and still learning new ways to cope. These are common feelings that most of us experience when we are struggling to cope and regulate our thoughts and emotions due to life stressors. I understand it can be scary to take that leap in seeking help, but you’ve already accomplished the first step of browsing for resources, which is great!

Life sometimes has us feeling burnt out, drained, and exhausted. We feel so overwhelmed that we are unsure about what we want or how to pursue our goals. We might feel lost and blame ourselves for our own hurt or insecurities. It can be scary to put yourself first and begin the process of seeking support, especially if you sometimes feel that you don’t deserve it. Therapy is a place where you can share what’s on your mind, find your voice, and let go of self-blame or shame. It can also help you learn how to set healthy boundaries so you can take better care of yourself and feel more energized.

Are you one of millions of people still adjusting from pre/post-pandemic anxiety, depression and adjustment concerns? Are you dealing with trauma and grief from losing loved ones pre/post pandemic? Processing unexpected changes in our lives can be overwhelming for most and you are not alone.

The people I work with usually know what the “right things” and the “healthy things” are. They don’t understand why they don’t really enjoy their life. They are incredibly logical and feel like they should be happy, should be calm, and should be able to “figure it out”. Instead, they feel overwhelmed, uncomfortable, frustrated, powerless, disappointed, misunderstood, or exhausted. They want to be more efficient, less stressed, and able to feel good about their life. I help people reduce their worry, anxiety, or panic attacks while increasing overall satisfaction.

Dr. Clarissa Gayer is a Psychologist in Michigan who has been practicing since 2012. She has a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology. Dr. Gayer provides integrative care focusing on the whole individual and assisting the person to achieve what they desire and to live their best life. Dr. Gayer has a passion for older adults and their families and has more than 26 years of experience in this particular area. Outside of work, Dr. Gayer loves animals and being outdoors, particularly anything related to water.

Cynthia Williams is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Michigan who has been practicing since 1990. She earned her Bachelors in Social Work and Masters in Psychology and Counseling from Eastern Michigan University. Cynthia's mission is to assist her clients in acquiring new coping strategies for dealing with grief, anxiety, depression, and relationship issues. She specializes in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), which enables individuals to identify distressing thoughts and assess their realism.

Jazmin Davis is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Michigan who has been practicing since 2012. She graduated from University of Michigan School of Social Work. Let’s face it, sometimes life gets messy. When we’re faced with big decisions, difficult emotions, and rapid changes in our lives, it’s hard to stay hopeful and even harder to remain objective about ourselves and our future. We ALL experience feelings like these from time to time. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or just plain down, you don’t have to face these emotions alone. Let’s talk. Jazmin is a listener. She’s a supporter.

Kellie Puro is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Michigan who has been practicing since 1997. She has a Bachelors in Psychology, a Masters in Counselor Education and is pursuing her PhD in Counselor Education. Kellie has more than 25 years of experience treating diverse populations of clientele. She has certification as an advanced addiction specialist, having extensive knowledge treating dual diagnosed clients. Outside of work, Kellie enjoys spending time outdoors, exercising, cooking, and spending time with her family and friends, with whom she tries to take a vacation once a year.

Hello! I am a Licensed Professional Counselor who works with adolescents, young adults, and adults from a trauma informed perspective to gain healing and wellness. My focus for providing quality care is to establish a safe space for clients to do their best work at learning self care, positive self image, and safe boundaries. I utilize an eclectic approach with clients, helping them pursue the right care for their needs.

Colleen Crossey is a Licensed Master Social Worker in Michigan who has been practicing since 1986. She attended the University of PA for Criminology and received a Bachelor in Arts (BA) in 1990 and attended Duquesne University and received a Master's in Science Education (MSED) in 1998. Colleen has worked with people who have major depression, anxiety, schizophrenia, and kids at risk. She has worked with inmates at Washtenaw County jail and worked on the line in a factory making car seats. Colleen has a calming voice and a strong spirit for advocacy.

Schedule a free consultation call today! Are you feeling alone, misunderstood, broken, insecure, or hurt? Seeking a safe space to confront your internal conflicts and be truly heard? Look no further - you've found your place. Here, you belong! Take off the mask and embark on your transformative healing journey. Let's create a safe space for healing, growth, and empowerment together. My mission is to inspire all women, with a heartfelt focus on Black women, to reclaim their worth, well-being, and authenticity by nurturing a healthy relationship with Self.

Tasha Turner-Freeman is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Michigan who has been practicing since 2016. Tasha practices from a largely somatic perspective which is a fancy way of saying working with the body! Tasha firmly believes that by knowing our body and biology more deeply, we can experience healing and gain skills for long-term resilience. Outside of work, cooking, reading, and bad baking are some of Tasha's favorite things!.