Therapists in 48375

Perspectives Counseling Centers is an award winning Metro Detroit counseling center with over 50 Michigan therapists and psychiatrist ready to help you in 4 convenient locations. You will feel comfortable sharing your life in our beautiful, private offices with exceptionally trained, seasoned professionals specializing in a variety of mental health and substance use issues. In addition to individual and family services, we are a full service psychological center including psychological evaluations, group therapy opportunities, and an intensive outpatient program for those struggling with substance abuse.

As an executive function (EF) coach, I'm excited to help you advocate for what you need by amplifying your inner voice. With coaching, we will reduce the overwhelm and procrastination you know all too well by putting strategies to work that will make your goals come to life. As EF coaching requires the space and openness to new skills and ideas, relationship building with intentional communication is pertinent to the coaching journey. No micromanagement, "one-size fits all", and shaming over here! Executive function coaching should be an experience of warmth, understanding, care and personalization.

My primary goal as a therapist is to assist you in achieving your goals and supporting you through any adversities that may come your way. Therapy is not a “one size fits all” approach—each client is unique and has different techniques that work and do not work to achieve their goals. I am passionate and dedicated to the mental health field, and I believe each client is more than their symptoms and should be treated with dignity and respect. I graduated with a BA in Psychology and received my MSW from the University of Michigan, where I specialized in the area of Interpersonal Practice with a concentration in Mental Health.

You're ready for anxiety to stop controlling your life. It’s easier for you to take care of everyone else instead of prioritize your own needs. You are exhausted and resentful trying to be every thing to every one. You are burnt out and your plate is overflowing. You deserve to be supported! Whether you are drowning in motherhood, struggling with anxiety, feeling burdened by trauma, or looking for connection to better understand yourself, I am here to support and empower you.

Delisha Isabell is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in Michigan who has been practicing since 2018. She earned her Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from a prestigious institution, where she focused her research on self-esteem, emotional well-being, and relationship dynamics. She completed her clinical training at renowned mental health facilities, where she honed her therapeutic skills in working with individuals facing a wide range of mental health concerns.

My goal as a therapist is to help guide people of all ages through their current life experiences. I utilize a strength-based approach, designed to bring my client's strengths to the forefront while encouraging development and processing the more difficult experiences and feelings impacting them. I aim to decrease the discomfort my client feels while striving to improve long term coping skills. I find success utilizing a trauma informed, relational approach. I work exceptionally well with those suffering from Depression, Anxiety, Trauma, maladaptive behaviors, and those who don’t really know what’s wrong, but want to figure it out.

Are you struggling with managing relationships, parenting, catching yourself constantly thinking about your past, or just feeling overwhelmed by life? If so, then I would be honored to help! I guide you in conversations that reflect on both past and current experiences to help make connections that foster growth and healing. The skills and techniques we develop together can help you or your child overcome everyday life stressors, difficult relationships, anxiety, and depression that have been impeding life's joys. I have extensive experience working with adults and children who have been impacted by violence, abuse, and neglect.

A psychological and educational evaluation can often be a gateway to discovering solutions to address challenges and stressors children and adolescents are facing. Dr. Smith’s training in assessment, intervention, and consultation in school psychology can help parents find school success for their child. With over 20 years of experience in education and psychology in hospital, community mental health, and school-based settings, Dr. Smith can provide answers and guidance for parents in advocating for academic and behavioral needs in the school system.

Do you feel the weight of your stress or trauma when you're in a room with your friends or colleagues? Do you feel like you've never quite fit in? You might not know why it feels so much harder for you than other people. When you’re trying to move forward in your life and you feel stuck, it can make you feel so helpless. When you feel like you've never quite been "well," it can feel insurmountable. I treat trauma survivors, neurodiverse people, and those looking for a welcoming, nonjudgemental space. I take a mind-body approach for whole wellness.

Teens and young adults are experiencing depression and anxiety at higher rates in recent years. Declining grades, changes in sleep patterns, angry outbursts or isolation from friends and family are signs that help may be needed. Plus, the presence of social media has complicated matters. Teens as well as college students are experiencing stressors that families may not understand or have the skills to manage. I help people who are struggling with emotional and behavioral difficulties find ways to cope with problems and reach their full potential.

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!.

I am an experienced Certified School Psychologist and Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). With a passion for helping individuals achieve their full potential, I am dedicated to providing comprehensive psychological and behavioral support to children, adolescents, and their families. Whether it's addressing academic challenges, emotional well-being, or behavioral issues, I am committed to fostering positive growth and empowering individuals to thrive.

Hello! I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in the State of Michigan and I graduated with my Master’s Degree from Wayne State University in Social Work and a Bachelors in Psychology from Oakland University. I have always wanted to help people since I was in high school and I have never wavered from that goal. My compassion and empathy have made me who I am today. I utilize a person-centered approach and I meet the client where they are at. I specialize in working with anxiety, depression, trauma/PTSD, cancer, grief and loss, social anxiety, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, and substance abuse.

l am privileged to work with people who strive to live more fulfilling lives. Usually people come to therapy to move beyond suffering to a more enjoyable future. I am enlisted as an ally to help understand the internal and external barriers to happiness. I focus on each persons unique talents and personal values to create action plans for arriving at the most immediate improvement. Most of my clients have struggled with depression and anxiety, trauma or addictions and want to find new ways to experience their lives. Mood and memory challenges are addressed with the latest research based techniques and compassion.

You wake up exhausted and dread facing the day ahead of you. Life feels heavy and everything seems like a burden. The anxiety or sadness you experience sometimes catches you unawares. It feels like you've tried every tool in your toolkit but something isn't clicking. You’ve had better days and you wish you could just make this feeling of angst go away. Trauma is a physiological response to a situation or event that overwhelms the body. As Peter Levine states “Trauma is a fact of life. It does not, however, have to be a life sentence”.

I received my Master's of Arts Degree in Counseling from Oakland University in 2010. Since graduation, I have utilized my various talents in a number of clinical and supervisory capacities, serving patients in a multi-county and broad-based mental health center. Working with a diverse population of children, adolescents, and adults, I have broad experience in treating families, couples, and groups presenting with a diverse range of disorders.

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.

As a mental health therapist, I have a passion for helping individuals overcome obstacles and lead fulfilling lives. With a special focus on substance abuse, depression, anxiety, personal growth, guidance, and family relationships, I have dedicated my career to supporting those in need. By utilizing evidence-based approaches and combining these with a compassionate approach, I create a safe and supportive environment for clients to work through their challenges and achieve their goals.

Are you feeling overwhelmed with life’s stressors, such as work, school, family responsibilities, and relationships? I’m a school psychologist that has experience with the evaluation and treatment of youth, young adults, and assisting their families. With clinical and school experience, I can assist in the treatment of anxiety, depression, ADHD, and trauma symptoms, as well as helping individuals understand IEPs and special education evaluations.