Alzheimer's Therapists in Washtenaw County, MI

Hello, my name is Alfred Mansour, a clinical neuropsychologist. Trained as a neuroscientist, I did research at the University of Michigan into the biological basis of disorders such as depression, anxiety, and schizophrenia. Clinically, I provide comprehensive neuropsychological testing for individuals with concussions, TBI, memory problems, dementia, seizure disorders, strokes, as well as, behavioral problems and ADHD. Private practice sites of Neuropsychology Partners include Novi and Ann Arbor, MI. To schedule an appointment for testing, call (734) 961-7196.

Ann Arbor Music Therapy assists clients of all ages and abilities, including children and adults with mental health needs, autism, developmental disabilities and adults with dementia in reaching their fullest potential through music. Miriam's person centered, strength-based approach addresses the needs of the whole person. If you are seeking emotional or behavioral support for anyone in your family and looking for a creative, engaging environment to meet their needs, music therapy is an evidenced-based therapy you should try.

The most challenging step in seeking help is making the first appointment, and I understand it might be anxiety provoking. I provide individual and couples' therapy utilizing cognitive-behavioral theories within a solution-focused framework. This allows for some relief to happen quickly for depression, anxiety, panic, grief, PTSD, phobias, ADHD, obsessive-compulsive disorder, care giver stress, career counseling, eating disorders, substance abuse, trichotillomania, infertility, LGBTQQIAAP issues, and neuropsychological (head injury, dementias, amnesia). ACCEPTING NEW TELEHEALTH PATIENTS CURRENTLY.

If you are wondering about changes or difficulties in your or a family member's thinking skills (e.g., memory, attention, problem solving, language, processing speed, visuospatial abilities), then a neuropsychological evaluation may help you understand the contributing factors and adjust the environment, processes, or relationships that are leading to these difficulties. Through interview, testing, and consulting, we can develop a deep understanding of cognitive and emotional strengths and weaknesses that can inform an effective treatment plan and establish a baseline of current functioning.

Unfortunately...Life is not fair. We may get knocked down by things out of our control, but it’s always our responsibility to get back up. Choosing therapy is a brave step in putting your pieces back together, a step towards freedom, happiness, and being the best you. My name is Sheri Leighton and I am a Licensed Master Clinical Social Worker (LMSW). I graduated from The University of Michigan School of Social Work Program in 2005.

Many of us are facing daily struggles but don't know how to properly cope or address these issues. Life can get ahead of us with daily stress, kids, work, along with added financial, marital, addiction or trauma issues. There is a way to find a healthy balance, and sometimes it's as simple as having someone to talk to, or empathize with you. There is a healing process we can open ourselves up to, and help us breath a little easier. This is what therapy can offer everyone. I can help you develop the tools needed to reach your goals or just lend a listening ear in times of struggle.

Currently accepting new clients. We offer• Supported Independent Living Program for Traumatic Brain Injury survivors • Outpatient services for Traumatic Brain Injury • Speech and Language Pathology • Occupational Therapy • Counseling and Psychotherapy • TheraYoga • Care Coordination/Case Management • Inclusive Yoga and meditation • Group and Community-based Therapy • Natural Based Therapeutic Services • Supportive Direct Care Staff • ADHD testing • Neuropsychological Testing and Evaluations • Vocational Evaluations • Educational Evaluations • Traumatic Brain Injury • Concussion • Stroke • The Aging Brain

My clients tend to be experiencing stress and want to find connections between past experiences, patterns of response, strong emotions and current life circumstances. Life transitions can feel overwhelming and loss can become a catalyst for change. This is often the beginning of an opportunity to gain greater understanding of our selves and the meaning we make in our lives.

I am a licensed psychologist and the clinical director of Sollars and Associates Integrative Counseling and Psychological Services. I have been providing counseling and psychotherapy for over 30 years in the Metro Detroit area and our group practice spans across the state of Michigan. With support, encouragement and expert insight many people begin to feel better after their first session.

Cross Roads Professional Counseling, LLC (CRPC) is a private practice that provides mental health counseling to adult clients. Support, expertise, and encouragement are provided through a warm therapeutic environment.

Welcome! I have a heart for those in the perinatal and postpartum periods in addition to the transitions of parenthood, pregnancy loss, death, and grief. I work with clients who are motivated to shift challenging patterns in order to improve quality of life and reach their goals. If you feel stuck, anxious, or bogged down by your past or worries of the future - you are not alone. If you are desiring changes in your life, but are not sure if you're ready or clear on how to take the leap - this is normal! I enjoy working with adult clients in all walks of life.

Hi there! Welcome to your therapy journey. Whether you are brand new to therapy, or an old hand, I promise I am going to do my best to help you figure out who you are, what you want out of life, and most importantly, how to go about it. My life experience has taught me that there is no one size fits all approach to therapy. I strive to be warm, flexible, and accepting of many people in different walks of life from ages 16 to 96 (and beyond). I enjoy working with "creative types" like myself. I am LGBTQIA+ identified and accepting. I also have extensive experience with elders over 65, memory loss, and caregiver burnout.

Is anxiety, worry, sadness or a racing mind impacting you too often, maybe affecting you day and night? Perhaps you are struggling to cope with changes or uncertainties in your life and experiencing inconvenient or scary symptoms? Or maybe you just feel stressed, out of sorts, overwhelmed, confused, weary or burned out. If you are ready for the support you deserve, you have come to the right place! Offering a wide scope of techniques tailored to help you (including hard to find cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia (CBT-I)), I look forward to walking beside you on your journey to live your best life.

Newview Therapy has in-person and Telehealth psychotherapy openings available for adults, adolescents and teens. We are located in downtown Ann Arbor in a private, comfortable, peaceful space. Melissa also provides clinical supervision for LLMSWs and psychotherapists seeking supervision.

Do you have anxiety, depression, relationship conflicts, or going though a life change/adjustment? I want to help you to move forward and be the best version of yourself. At Galaxy Brain and Therapy we specialize in working with clients who have experienced TBIs, but we have experience with trauma, mental health, autoimmune diseases, and many other areas. This is a space where you will be heard and empowered whether you are wanting to process a difficult situation, have a TBI, help with navigating anxiety or depression, are feeling overwhelmed, or just want to learn more about yourself. Check out our website and give me call.

Utilizing a multicultural lens, I work empathically and collaboratively to explore what unique identities and stories are interwoven in each person. I incorporate mindfulness and holistic principles into therapy with an approach that is integrative, psychodynamic, and compassionate. Over time, with trust in the therapeutic alliance and process, we will work to understand how your past shows up today and develop deeper awareness, healing, and resiliency to support you in the here-and-now, and on your life path.

Do you think you might be experiencing some anxiety or depression? Do you cope with chronic pain? Are you looking for support around parenting, women's issues, and/or grief? Sometimes, "life transitions" (ie: marriage, divorce, career change, adolescence to young adulthood, parenthood to grandparenthood, etc) throw some surprises at us. I can help you with these issues and other concerns you have.

I do not limit my practice to serving only those who consider themselves “a person with a disability;” however, I do appreciate that EVERYONE has their own set of strengths and weaknesses. My goal is to help the individuals I work with identify and enhance their strengths so they can more efficiently use them to minimize the effects of weaknesses as barriers to achieving their goals and improved quality of life. To achieve these outcomes, I rely upon evidence-based cognitive and behavioral interventions, including Acceptance & Commitment Therapy that are tailored to each client’s unique history, present concerns, and future plans.

My passion is to guide others beyond difficult problems and stresses to build a better life. I provide a safe space with each client to work on challenging relationships, managing anxiety, depression, health issues, trauma, and life changes. Sometimes it may take a short time, or sometimes longer-term work is more useful, as we develop current strengths and new resources. With my 30+ years’ experience I can often see which approaches best fit one person’s needs. Approaches often used are mindfulness, motivational interviewing and cognitive behavioral therapy.