"I use a range of therapeutic approaches to meet the diverse needs and comfort levels of my clients. Let's work together to determine how you, your child, or family can work through challenges using cognitive behavioral therapy, play therapy, mindfulness, family therapy and/or traditional talk therapy. I have experience working with children through adults on issues ranging from depression and anxiety to trauma and struggles with life transitions. I believe change is possible in a supportive and positive environment, and I look forward to learning about the strength and resiliency within you."

"Positive change unfolds through a genuine therapeutic relationship attentive to the mind, body and spirit of each person. In working with individuals and families I find it helpful to focus on the strength, resilience and hope of life's journey, empowering each person's innate ability to understand, explore and accept change."

""I enjoy helping others find the fastest, most direct, and most successful route to accomplishing their goals and in solving life's toughest challenges. Your goal is my goal, your struggle is my struggle, we are in this together, now lets do something about it.""

"Hello, and thank you for taking the time and having the courage to seek out a counselor! To help you find your best fit, I work with adolescents and adults, as individuals, couples, and groups. I work with people dealing with depression, anxiety, relationship conflict, grief/loss, suicide/self-harm, delinquency issues, parenting, self-esteem, and abuse/neglect. While I specialize in Christian Counseling, I also work with many people who prefer not to incorporate their faith in the therapeutic process. My style tends to lean toward Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), helping people overcome self-defeating thought patterns."

"Stacy is a Licensed Professional Counselor that completed her Undergraduate studies at Siena Heights University with her Bachelor of Arts in Community Services. It was then that she started volunteering her time during her practicum at Ele's Place, a Bereavement Center for children, and started specializing in grief and loss work. Stacy went on to attain her Master of Arts in Counseling in 2009 from Spring Arbor University. She completed her internship at Carefree Medical in Lansing and Mason, MI."

"Welcome to Inner Healing Counseling Center. Therapy can be nerve wrecking for anyone. The first step, making and going to an appointment, can be the hardest. Being aware of this, our goal is to ensure that our clients experience a comfortable and non-judgmental atmosphere. After making the first step your next steps to positive change and improved life functioning/life management can begin."

"I believe that all people have personal insight, resiliency and ability to change. I also believe that people need to be validated, encouraged, and valued. I use those fundamentals when working with individuals, couples and families. I use elements of attachment theory, emotionally focused and cognitive behavioral therapy in my practice."

"I work to help people navigate their complex worlds in order to live a healthier, happier life. I believe that all components of one's life are interrelated. Stress, crisis, life changes and uncertainty happen to everyone, often without warning. When crisis or chaos strike, it is comforting to have someone listen in a safe, open, non-judgmental space in which you can uncover the inner strengths and skills you already possess. I work with clients to create this environment, through which genuine healing, change, and self-empowerment can occur."

"Our society often prescribes a narrow definition of happiness and success that makes it hard to ask for help. Even harder to see strength and wisdom from suffering. But I believe our entire experience is important and gives meaning to who we are and what we need in the world. I believe that people know the answers to their problems but need a space to talk openly and honestly - to be heard and acknowledged. I'm honored to be invited into people's lives at an often overwhelming time, and I do my best to be a good steward of their vulnerability."

"It takes immense strength and courage to reach out for help. It is an honor and a privilege to be allowed to walk alongside someone through their journey of self-exploration, growth and healing. Before anything else, I believe that it is my job to provide a safe, empathetic, non-judgmental environment for you to share your story. No one is immune to stress, overwhelming emotions and various forms of crisis throughout their life. I believe that you are the expert on your life and I welcome hearing your story in order to walk with you through your life experiences"

"As an eclectic therapist I draw techniques and methods from a variety of techniques to better suit each client's individual needs. I believe that each client should be treated with the individualized attention they deserve. I believe in empowering each of my clients, using my professional education and experience to help them reach their desired goals. Therapy is meant to help guide, educate or simply support another individual through a difficult thought or period of time. Overall, I believe that therapy is a collaborative experience that is based in a strong working relationship."

"I believe the relationship between the client and the therapist is the most important part of the counseling process and trust is of the utmost importance in therapy. I use a wide range of different therapy techniques to help personalize the therapy experience for each client as different therapy techniques are impactful to different individuals and different personalities."

"My primary modes of therapy include emotionally focused therapy, attachment therapy, narrative therapy, and cognitive-behavioral therapy. It is important for me to be mindful of the uniqueness that each client brings and customize the therapeutic encounter based on what is needed. I know this may change from week to week and I strive to be flexible enough to follow the client while also providing a solid direction for change."

"If you would like help with issues regarding daily life, work, family, blended families, academics, life decisions, gender identity we can help. If you have feelings of fatigue, worry, and being overwhelmed we can assist you. We operate a group practice with several therapists in three locations. In your initial call to us we listen carefully to understand what your needs are and then match you with the best method of treatment and therapist to help you. We understand that calling for counseling is an important choice and offer excellent customer service to facilitate the process. We provide highly professional services in a peaceful setting."

"Temporarily not accepting new clients. I gravitate to "working outside the box" with individuals, groups, couples, and families whose lives have been negatively impacted by trauma. I have focused on women and men who were physically, emotionally or sexually abused as children or individuals traumatized as adults. Treating veterans and/or active duty military personnel who have served in war zones is of special interest to me. I have seen first hand the difficulty so many of them have reintegrating into their families and into civilian life. I find a tremendous amount of fulfillment and joy walking with them on their journey back into life."

"I am interested in working with individuals and couples seeking to improve their awareness, understanding and engagement with themselves, others and the world. I view the counseling relationship as a proactive & intentional opportunity where we explore your wants & needs while identifying the barriers that exist. And instead of reacting to those barriers (unconstructive judgments, fighting, getting too angry, withdrawing/avoiding), we work to acknowledge and process those barriers while continuing to focus on the person who has the most potential to make change: you. Clinical experience/education includes anxiety, depression, trauma, emotional regulation/coping skills, as well as couple distress and infidelity."

"If you are eating or sleeping more or less than usual, withdrawing from family of friends, therapy can help! Other reasons why you might decide to consider coming in for therapy might include using drugs or alcohol, food or sex to cope, feeling like your emotions are out of control. Or maybe you've lost something or some one important to you, something traumatic happened, or you just can't do the things you used to like. If you're not sure, feel free to give me a call and we can discuss your symptoms and how I can help."

"We all experience lifes' ebb and flow, sometimes leading us to a place of reflection. Reflections of the heart can be difficult at times for many of us, seeing how matters of the heart - our emotional reflections - have impacted our journey and transitions along the way. Sometimes sharing our reflections with others expands our vantage point and helps us move forward when we're stuck, uncertain of which steps to make. Whether you're feeling stuck, uncertain or moving right along and just want someone moving along with you, we invite you to share your heart reflections here with us."

"Are you looking for change in your life? Do you feel 'stuck'? Do you want to break old habits, or start something new? Are you held back by dead end relationships, or jobs, or just having a hard time getting traction to do what you want to do in life? I can help you with that."