Weight Loss Therapists in Ann Arbor, MI

I am a fully licensed clinical psychologist with specialized training in the modern behavior therapies including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). I completed my Ph.D. at the University of Nevada - Reno, where I was clinically trained by the developers of ACT and DBT. I currently work as a clinician and as a university professor and researcher; therefore, I am well-versed in empirical research regarding the effectiveness of existing treatment interventions. Furthermore, I continue to pursue training and research in new treatment interventions so that I can bring the highest level of quality care to my clients.

Hello! My name is Michele Meyers and I am a psychologist that has been practicing for 24 years. My focus has been weight loss , anxiety, depression and binge/emotional eating. I have helped hundreds of clients lose weight, transition after bariatric surgery and learn how to cope better with their anxiety and depression. It is so important after making any lifestyle change to continue to have support on your journey. Let me assist you to make these changes permanent.

I help clients reach their goals quickly & easily using advanced Hypnotherapy & Neuro-Linguistic Programming. Practice areas include but aren't limited to reducing anxiety & stress, improving self esteem & confidence, weight loss , smoking cessation, trauma and PTSD relief (including childhood trauma), depression, performance and relationships and managing Type 2 diabetes

Gaining control over body weight brings on new possibilities, yet can also bring on a new set of unexpected realities. People who knew us as overweight may distance themselves or show signs of disapproval. We may not believe in our ability to have a fulfilling career, be a good parent or romantic partner. We progress toward our goals and feel good at first, yet we may return to former habits, and run up against a set of obsolete internal beliefs about what we capable of doing. This limits us. We want to live fully, yet these thoughts keep us from achieving our goals.

I am a hypnotherapist who specializes in helping people quit bad habits and bad addictions. I also love to help with memory, school anxiety and help them enjoy the things they feel they need to enjoy. Work, studies, and hobbies. I believe we are all on this planet to help one another and stay productive. I can help you be productive, I can help you make a difference in your own way.

I practice evidence-based treatment rooted in science. My goals are to help clients alter negative repetitive patterns, defuse from overwhelming destructive behaviors, and create movement toward what is really important in their lives. I use acceptance and mindfulness skills, combined with behavior-change strategies, to help clients increase psychological flexibility. I believe that psychological suffering is caused by avoiding emotions and life experiences, which results in psychological rigidity, and greater suffering.

* I am only counseling via telehealth currently and not able to offer evaluations to test for ADHD. I have a doctorate in clinical psychology and a master's in social work. I attained my degrees from the UC Berkeley, Fordham University, and Saybrook University. I have experience providing treatment to individuals, couples, and families. My areas of interest include: mood and anxiety disorders, behavior management, divorce, adjustment, and relationship issues. I strive to provide exceptional services by adopting a practical approach, utilizing cognitive behavioral and other therapeutic methods to meet the unique needs of each client.

Deciding to call a therapist and seek help can be difficult. I work with clients to establish a strong working relationship. Together, we can work to identify obstacles that block you from reaching your potential in different areas of your life. My style balances insight-oriented talk-therapy with common sense -- and some humor when possible.

My approach to therapy involves creating a safe and comfortable environment in which clients feel free to be themselves. I believe that growth and healing begins when people feel seen, accepted, and understood, and so I take the time to get to know you and understand the needs and issues for which you're seeking counseling. There are many different reasons people seek therapy, and so I believe it is important to get to know each person as a unique individual. Whatever you're going through, I can work with you to help you achieve a more hopeful, fulfilling future.

Through life you may feel as though you are in a constant fight with yourself. Where the history of your battles have not been won, but only suppressed. Overtime they are unknowingly disarmed and you find yourself walking across an unknown terrain that triggers you to fall apart. With this comes the ability to pick up your broken pieces and put them all back together healthily. What is great about being human is the ability to learn and grow.

There is no ideal client. I'm best suited to deal with people where they're at with an open mind, an open heart, and much experience in life. I feel very fortunate and privileged to do the kind of work I do. There is no greater and more meaningful honor in life than to be in a position to be of assistance to others, to be trusted, and for others to be able to open up to me. I am very thankful.

Dr. Devaraj is passionate about working with clients with addictions, including eating disorders. She has done extensive postgraduate training in counseling, eating disorders and addictions through a series of courses, institutes, research, workshops, and seminars. She has become an advocate for maternal mental health and hopes to help people better understand postpartum depression.

We provide professional, confidential counseling and assessment for children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families. GLPG has multiple locations throughout the Midwest, over 100 therapists in various specialties, and accept most insurance plans. Evening and weekend appointments are available for your convenience.

Can you relate to any of the following? You’re tired of the same repetitive relationship cycles. You’re searching for yourself, your identity, or a true “knowing” of who you are. You want to increase your self-confidence. Your childhood trauma continues to impact your emotions and behaviors. It often feels like your brain is in overdrive and has difficulty settling down. You experience nightmares or flashbacks from previous abuse or traumatic experiences. You’re ready to find peace, healing and a sense of safety.

We offer therapy from a nonjudgmental, secular viewpoint and have a compassionate and accepting approach to all clients. We specialize in working with those marginalized for reasons around their sexuality (i.e. LGBQ+, Kink/Alternative, etc.), their gender (i.e. Trans*, non-binary, etc.), their relationship style (i.e. Consensual nonmonogamy, polyam, etc.), and/or their religion (including Atheists, and those choosing to leave their religion). Therapy interventions we offer include mindfulness, somatic/body based practice, movement based practice, as well as traditional psychotherapy / "talk therapy".

Are you feeling sad, depressed, worried, fighting, arguing, anxious, feeling stuck, unhappy, having communication issues, inattention, concentration problems, social skills problems, low self confidence, relationship problems, or need crisis intervention? Have you experienced trauma? Do you want to enhance peek performance in sports or everyday life with the development of mental skills (concentration, imagery, self talk, etc.)? I worked with a diversity of problems including parenting skills, child behavior disorders, autism, marital discord, job finding skills, fears and nervous habits, stress, depression, assertiveness training, panic disorder, phobias, social skills deficit, emotional and behavioral problems. I specialize in cognitive behavior therapy.