Black and African American Therapists in 48080

If you could runaway you would. (╥....╥)Things are overwhelming. Almost nothing is going right. You don't know which direction to choose and you feel stuck. If only you knew how to escape the same unhealthy patterns that you're trapped in...If only you knew what to say...If only you knew when to say it...If only you knew what to do and when to do it...If only you knew how to peel yourself off of life's boot you might be able to really accomplish the dreams you once had. Those hopes and childhood dreams are not as far as you once thought. Let me show you

I thrive on supporting clients to bloom! I am pleased to work with adults of all ages who experience challenges with trauma, depression, anxiety, grief and loss, recovery from substance use and food addiction. I specialize in helping people with compassionate, strength-based, self-acceptance; enhanced self-esteem; mindfulness; and loving self-care. I engage with clients holistically supporting them to find emotional, intellectual, spiritual, social, financial and physical well-being.

Dr. Tonya Griffith specializes in a Trauma-informed approach to treating children, adults, and families with the understanding that trauma occurs when dangerous traumatic events overwhelm a person's ability to cope. Some examples include abuse or neglect, violence, witnessing or experiencing sexual abuse, serious accidents, illness, or the loss of a loved one. Traumatic experiences have been linked to poor health outcomes and reduced quality of life. A trauma-informed approach is used when appropriate, to help individuals and families overcome the negative effects of trauma experienced in their lives.

Welcome! Accepting NEW clients in Warren and Clinton Twp offices!Offering immediate in person & virtual appointments! We can schedule most appointments within the same week, and try to schedule all new appointments within 24-48 hours. You are struggling with anxiety, depression, or worry about everyday life. You're having trouble completing daily tasks, feeling fatigued, and worn out. Maybe you have survived a trauma or abusive relationship and need help focusing on healing. You want to feel happier and more in control. Maybe your child is struggling with stress, anxiety, etc. You are not alone and we have a therapist who can help!

My goal is to create a safe space and a welcoming environment for all my clients as well as provide a trusting therapeutic relationship. I earned an MS in Forensic Psychology from Southern New Hampshire University in 2019, and an MA in Clinical Psychology with an ABA concentration in 2023 from Michigan School of Professional Psychology. I approach therapy with a humanistic lens while incorporating diverse modalities for treatment that are individualized for each client to help them reach their therapy goals. A few includes CBT, coping strategies, and Behavioral Activation.

My name is Tracee L. Jackson and I am a Licensed Professional Counselor. I hold a Master of Science Degree in Mental Health Counseling and have several years of experience in the mental health field. I currently have openings for clients experiencing symptoms related to, anxiety, depression, acute or chronic stress and domestic violence. I am very passionate about my service delivery and I'm very adamant about meeting people where they are, allowing them to drive their own treatment.

Individuals may suffer with many ailments such as anxiety and depression or others. My goal is to help individuals learn how to identify their triggers and learn skills on how to cope with their aliments. My goal is to help individuals educate themselves on things such as anxiety, depression, and many other aliments based on the symptoms of the individual. By using CBT and/or mindfulness techniques, I am able to help individuals identify negative behaviors and replace them with healthier ones.

As a therapist dedicated to the well-being of children, women, and families, my impact is multifaceted. I create a therapeutic space that fosters trust, resilience, and communication, facilitating the healing process for individuals and strengthening family bonds. Through evidence-based interventions, I address a spectrum of issues, from childhood behavioral challenges to women's empowerment and family dynamics. Collaborating with schools, community organizations, and support networks, I extend my influence beyond the therapy room to create a network of support that continues well after our sessions have ended.

Your authority is in your authenticity, simply meaning the more honest, accepting, vulnerable and open you are with yourself first, is the more empowered you will be to address and heal any area of your life. We must radically accept our selves with compassion and honor. Self honor is the beginning of personal freedom. Radical self acceptance is the antecedent. I promote and empower positivity in your daily reality. Many of us struggle with societal and internal pressures and judgements. Because we judge ourselves in our minds, we find ourselves trapped often in them,limiting our potential and dishonoring our truths. I want to partner with you by helping you get out of your mind and past ways and get into your life, living in the present possibilities. My ideal client(s) are people who are willing to learn and grow within. I have no biases with religion, size, race, sexuality age and gender. It is my practice to be judgement free and accepting.

Whether you’re dealing with anxiety, depression, anger, or couple-related issues, it’s important to feel confident that there is hope. This is also true for adult children of divorce and adults whose parents wait until they’re grown to divorce. Adults with divorced parents (nearly 40% of adults) can experience problems trusting people, fear of conflict, fear of being inadequate or inferior, anxiety, anger, overreaction to triggers, father hunger, and a fear of divorcing themselves. These issues often contribute to unsuccessful relationships and marriages. But in a safe, non-judgmental, and informative atmosphere, hope is possible!