Alcohol Use Therapists in 48197

Finding the right therapist is a bit like finding the right fitted – you've got to try a few on to see what fits just right. Hey there! I'm Tomario, a Master level Social Worker. My focus is on helping teens, adults, and couples tackle challenges such as anxiety, mood disorders, addiction, depression, anger, self-discovery, and relationship or family conflicts. I'm all about teaming up with you to come up with effective strategies for dealing with whatever life throws your way.

It is written, "Hope is an anchor for the soul, firm and secure." A popular image of an anchor symbolizes safety and stability. Many people - maybe even you - face terrible storms in their lives: addiction, abuse, fear, loss of relationships, joblessness, loneliness and more. In response to life's storms, people turn to compulsive sexual behavior, anger, substance abuse and food to soothe themselves. These "medications" not only do not work, but create chaos in our lives. Other ways of dealing with turmoil include lying, isolation and feelings of shame, guilt and worthlessness. I offer a refuge to chart a new course.

Avida provides therapy around a variety of concerns including anxiety, depression, interpersonal challenges, and general stress; she feels comfortable in offering healing and support around grief, trauma and life transitions. With a foundation of authenticity and trust, Avida assists clients with achieving a deeper understanding of what has happened in their life so far and what is needed to create a more meaningful and happy future.

Imagine seeing squirrels scamper or hearing birds chirping during your therapy session. Or feeling the warm sunshine on your skin and fresh air in your lungs. If being in nature sounds more healing and less intimidating than sitting in an office, then walk and talk therapy may be just what you're looking for! Walking helps the brain to release "feel good" chemicals, helping to alleviate depression and anxiety and reduce stress. Walking decreases negative emotions and promotes mental clarity and positive thinking. It can boost self-esteem, increase energy, improve sleep quality, and allow you to reconnect with the natural world.

Life can feel chaotic. Together we can create a non-judgmental space where you may find the grounding needed for clarity. Drawing from your strengths we can identify the skills needed as you navigate your way forward in the most meaningful way. Whether you are struggling with life circumstances, depression, anxiety, relationship difficulties or substance use, I hope to collaborate with you as you seek contentment and meaning. I work with adults, students, teens and groups. Please check out erinkrajcik.com for more info or email me to start the process.

Do you find it difficult to form authentic connections with others? Do you experience persistent racing thoughts? Do you grapple with frequent indecisiveness? Do you confront ongoing fear? Do you struggle with effective communication? Do you feel a sense of hopelessness and emotional numbness, and encounter challenges when making commitments?

Currently Accepting New Medicaid Clients Only! - EMAIL for faster response if possible. It has long been a passion and dream of mine to provide therapeutic services for transgender, non-binary, and gender expansive children, youth, adolescent, adults and their families. As a queer transgender man of color, I passionately believe that when individuals are able to live as their true authentic selves they can live longer, robust, and happier lives. I strive to help my clients and their families grow together on a journey that is enriching and nourishing to the soul.

I've been practicing individual psychotherapy since 2013. I use an integrative, trauma-informed approach that may incorporate interpersonal, psychodynamic and somatic frameworks. I am also trained in EMDR. I understand that seeking therapy is a vulnerable thing to do and I will work with you to create a safe place for addressing the needs you bring to the table. I work most often with anxiety, grief, trauma and relationship issues.

We work with all kinds of concerns you may be struggling with, including PTSD, anxiety, and depression. Some of our specialties include: justice-involved individuals (incarceration, re-entry), justice system personnel, sex offending, paraphilias, depression, anxiety, spirituality, sexual and gender expression, general sexuality concerns, intimate relationships, relational traumas neuro and psychological assessments (ADHD, Substance Use, & Court-Ordered evaluations), and more.

Finding a therapist who you can connect with is so important. Whether or not that person is me, I want you to know that healing is possible. Therapy can provide a new framework for relating to yourself with increased compassion, acceptance, and curiosity. I strive to cultivate an environment of trust, collaboration, nonjudgment, and exploration. Nobody wants to feel pain, yet oftentimes the strategies we come up with to avoid it lose their utility over time and cause more suffering. Therapy isn’t about getting rid of pain but learning to tolerate it so we’re able to experience the full spectrum of emotions.

You just can't take it anymore. You are juggling so much, taking care of everything for everyone, and you feel like you're ready to snap! The anxiety and pressure are becoming too much. Your mind won't stop racing, you're having trouble sleeping, and you end up crying in your car from the overwhelm. You wonder what's wrong with you and how others make it look so easy. You have a hard time trusting yourself and prioritizing what you want and need - hell, you don't even know how to do that! You feel too guilty to put yourself first, but you know you need some balance in your life. You want to relax but wonder - am I asking too much?

I am focused on helping you live your best life, mentally, physically, spiritually, and culturally, to have a deeper connection with those around you, and finally begin the process of self-acceptance & healing. Why continue down the same path, only to yield the same results? Allow yourself the opportunity to heal, love, and grow.

Holistic wellness is about finding a seat in a world increasingly marked by systemic barriers. Very often, BIPOC and LGBTQ+ individuals aren't given seats at tables, or even welcomed into rooms that would make life more accessible. I see therapy as a folding chair—a portable, adaptable, and transformative support system that we unfold into our lives to create our own spaces to thrive. My ideal client is open, ready, and willing to work on themselves, name their inner demons, and resist the systemic barriers that have tried to dictate their paths.

M.A.P.S is committed to meeting the needs of students, schools and the community. Our school-based and telehealth K-5 services, as well as C.H.A.T. - Confidential Help Available to Teens, both provide very experienced and qualified mental health professionals to help our clients achieve stability, health and structure for a successful school experience, and a bright future. We customize our services to meet the needs of schools, because we understand that every school is unique, and requires a service that supports the school culture as well as the individual students. We understand that students thrive when they feel their best, and that starts with good mental health. When grief, anger, addiction, identity difficulties and anxiety go untreated, it can lead to acting out, school failure and even violence. We are here to help, and it's what we love to do. We help decrease crisis events, and work with your staff to create approaches that make students feel safe and important, as they get the help that they need.

I provide individual and group psychotherapy to adolescents and adults. My work with children is specific to gender identity. My clinical work is focused on eating disorders, gender identity, LGBTQQ+ concerns, multicultural counseling, survivors of sexualized violence and trauma. I work with clients through a social justice and holistic health lens that emphasizes the inseparable connection between our mind, body, and environment. My approach to therapy is strength-based and client centered rooted in cultural humility. I incorporate mindfulness, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), and other evidence-based techniques depending upon the goals of each client.

Hello! My name is Audrey Jackson, and I am a licensed clinical therapist. My specialty areas include anxiety, depression, relationship conflicts, and negative thoughts and behaviors. Although I usually work with adult individuals, I also welcome couples who want to experience happier and more effective experiences in their relationships. My effective therapy approach is client-centered and skill building. I utilize cognitive behavior therapy, trauma-informed cognitive therapy, and motivational interviewing to help clients identify areas of concern and to become stronger in their coping skills.

I am a multi-degreed licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and Certified Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CAADC) in Michigan. The goal is to assist my clients in working through issues that negatively affect them in their daily lives. I work with clients who may be struggling with depression or trauma related to their relationships or family. During our initial sessions, we will delve deeply into the issues at hand, and collaborate to create a plan for addressing them in a way that helps you get your life back. Most of my clients see a gradual lifting of symptoms within the first month and sustained improvement afterward.

Many factors can impact the quality of your life: life transitions, stress/anxiety, trauma, depression, and alcohol and/or drug addiction. Seeking therapy can be the hope you are looking for to address these and other concerns.

You are not alone. Change is possible. I am honored and excited to walk beside you during your process of change. It is a difficult decision to choose therapy. I welcome you without judgement and with a great deal of hope. I empower my clients to find their strength and voice through compassionate listening and empathy. I am a licensed Social Worker with over 15 years of experience in the Mental Health field. I have a deep passion for helping people with drug/alcohol addiction, no matter their stage of change. I enjoy working with older aged adolescents, adults, families and couples.