Therapists in Oxford, MI

My goal is to help you work through challenges in your life by encouraging you to explore and discuss these concerns. We will develop goals to work towards change in this process. I work with adults, children, families, and couples. We can process a range of problems including career struggles, depression, anxiety, grief, ineffective coping skills, and relationship problems to name a few.

Challenging relationships are my expertise! My mission is to make my clients feel empowered to get unstuck, accept reality, and heal from heavy issues in relationships with loved ones. Narcissism, post separation abuse/high conflict divorce, blended family issues, and grief are my calling. In addition, anxiety and depression is a passion of mine because the relationship we have with ourselves is vital! Let's create a life worth living!

Today you are one step closer to a new you where you feel empowered and on a positive path to growth and well-being. Our goal is to help you uncover your true potential and lead a life that is worth celebrating. While we can't change difficult situations of the past, we can work together to better understand and resolve challenges in your life.

I provide active treatment that yields quick results, in a supportive and comfortable environment. I have extensive skills in working with children and families experiencing crises and/or behavioral difficulties. My experience includes a significant background of working with childhood diagnoses of: autism spectrum disorder, developmental disabilities/cognitive impairment, ADD/ADHD, oppositional defiance disorder, and suicidal behavior.

Sometimes when you feel broken, you need the help of another to rebuild. But where do you start when you’re seeking a therapist who is empathetic and experienced, supportive and compassionate? As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with 23 years experience, I promise I am here to offer you a hand, not a judgment. Over two decades, I have worked with individuals, couples and families specializing in depression, anxiety, grief/loss, bereavement, body image, caregiver stress, family issues, relationship struggles and adjustment disorders/life transitions.

Dr. Fishta provides counseling, psychotherapy, and diagnostic assessment with people who have life adjustment problems, emotional disorders, or mental illness. He administer neuropsychological tests and test batteries to patients to measure clinical factors such as intellectual functioning, presence and extent of organic involvement, personality characteristics, and psychopathology. He experience includes treatment for depression, anxiety, psychosis, phobias, panic disorders, eating disorders, stress related problems, and severe mental disorders. He practices the science of measurement, or psychometrics by providing diagnostic.....

I believe that therapy is a mutual relationship, a partnership involving mutual respect and empathetic understanding. Counseling should be more than just a method of solving a problem or achieving a goal - it should provide a way of opening us up to an awareness of ourselves - facilitating personal growth and development of character. I will not presume to know all of the answers and I don't believe in quick fixes. I promise to work with you side-by-side as you gain new insight and understanding in overcoming past and present events; obtaining knowledge and resources that will equip you in moving forward. We are in this together.

Welcome! I have been a therapist (LPC) since 2011, and have worked in the mental health field since 2004. I have a passion for helping teens, young adults, and adults reach their mental health goals, and am sensitive to their needs. I have experience in a variety of settings such as being part of a Sexual Assault Team, Homeless Youth Shelter, Home-Based Crisis, School Counseling, Outpatient Mental Health, and Career Counseling. In recent years I have been providing telehealth therapy through private practice.

We are the writers of our own story; therapy just provides an editor to sort out some of the more challenging parts of that story. I believe everyone's life experience is unique and, because of that, you truly know yourself best. All that being said, Hello! I am Alisa (ah-lee-sah), a licensed professional counselor. I received my master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Eastern Michigan University, and bachelor's in Psychology with a minor in Communication at Oakland University. During my internship, I spent time at a women's shelter working with survivors of domestic abuse and interpersonal partner violence.

I often work with individuals, couples, and families, helping them achieve their personal goals. Many issues addressed in therapy include managing and reducing Depression, Bi-polar and Mood disorders and their symptomology. Anxiety disorders; OCD, Panic disorders, Phobias. Identifying triggers and strategies to help the individual lessen symptomology and increase coping skills are essential. I also assist individuals coping with ADHD, self esteem issues, learning healthy life skills, utilizing effective problem solving skills, and developing relaxation skills. I also work with induvials coping with situational events, and loss.

Rayna currently has -immediate- availability for in-person and virtual sessions for kids ages 4 and up & young adults! Rayna works with children, adolescents, and young adults facing various challenges, such as depression, anxiety, neurodivergence, grief, peer relationships, and family difficulties. Rayna believes that each individual holds a unique perspective on their situation, as well as the strength & potential to work through challenges.

As a counselor, I am a strong believer in the power of finding healing through creative expression, both internally and externally. I work from an integrative mind/body perspective to journey with you in order to better understand what can best support you in your healing. Depending on what fits best for you, I am a Registered Art Therapist and have extensive training in complex trauma. I am also a level 1 graduate in Somatic Experiencing and am trained in EMDR and DBT. I also integrate approaches from Internal Family Systems and other modalities that support the untangling of generational, systemic and environmental trauma.

Accepting new clients! I am passionate about creating a safe and collaborative space in counseling in which individuals can explore their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors, without judgement, so that we can work together to help identify your inner strengths, learn coping strategies, and cultivate the life you want to live. I also am passionate about working with individuals who may be questioning their identity or navigating intersecting identities and wanting to live more authentically. I am committed to providing diversity-affirming care while also utilizing research-supported treatments like (CBT)cognitive behavioral therapy.

I believe that everyone should feel equally welcome in therapy, so no matter what you bring, I will meet you without judgment, and we will find solutions together. I believe that people heal through being fully heard and understood, and solving problems collaboratively. I work with a wide variety of issues such as trauma, depression, anxiety, relationship issues (both monogamous and non-monogamous), ADHD, substance addiction, sexual identity and gender identity concerns, and others. I take an anti-racist, intersectional feminist, LGBTQIA-affirming, body-positive, kink-aware approach to therapy.

I want to help clients who feel misunderstood, estranged from society, or who are dissatisfied with their daily life or current relationships. You may feel anxious in situations deemed normal by others or unmotivated to engage in everyday activities. You may believe that something is innately wrong with you or that you are overly sensitive. I provide a safe space for clients to process difficult thoughts and feelings, express their authentic voice, and identify how change is possible and within reach. I want to help improve your self-awareness and self-esteem, and learn how to prioritize self-care to build and maintain mental health

I believe validating and incorporating your true authentic self is extremely important. While therapy is a vulnerable place, it can also be a place where we find our voices and strengths. In our sessions, I hope to laugh together, explore your interests or current hyper-fixations, build resilience, and ultimately create a safe space to explore what makes you, you. Whether you are looking for skills to help with your anxiety, understanding your ADHD more, or dealing with life transitions, I am here to walk alongside you, cheering you on.

Making the decision to create change in your life takes courage and strength. Our therapists at Inspire Behavioral Health are here to provide compassionate support to assist you in gaining a fresh perspective, as well as identifying solutions for meeting your personal goals. Let us assist you in beginning your journey towards self-improvement.

I have a lifelong interest in collaborating with people who want to grow toward healthier relationships, optimum expression of life purpose, and balancing aspects of Self. Together, we build a space for curiosity about self, beginning where you are, and proceeding at your pace. I see a wide range of people including trauma survivors, artists, and LGBTQ+ folx. I have a general practice, and I specialize in trauma and dissociation. I love helping people through life transition. I don't treat substance abuse. I believe daily pot use stifles growth/change capacity, so I have found that therapy is not very useful until you have quit.