Bipolar Disorder Therapists in Bloomfield Township, MI

Phyllis Jones is a nationally certified Licensed Professional Counselor and Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (LPC-NCC, CADC) with more than 25 years of experience working with children, teens, adults, and seniors. She specializes in treating the effects of many disorders, including, bipolar disorder, depression, anxiety, schizophrenia, family and marriage counseling, individual counseling, substance abuse, autism, and individuals with physical disabilities.

In addition to therapy, I conduct diagnostic evaluations for children & adults to assess concerns including ADHD, Autism, learning deficits, and cognitive executive function deficits. I assist a diverse population overcome their depression, anxiety, grief, trauma, adjustment issues, and more. I help my clients identify clear goals and work toward them. In the process, clients gain insight, understand their thoughts and feelings, and learn new skills and techniques. I understand the importance of medication for patients and collaborate with psychiatrists to ensure the best management and comprehensive care of symptoms for my clients.

Are you looking for resolution to problems you are experiencing in your life? Perhaps you are struggling with anxiety, depression, relationship conflicts or are feeling overwhelmed by current life challenges. I am here to provide you with a safe, trusting, non-judgmental space to assist you in addressing patterns of behavior that may not be working for you. Together we will find solutions that help you to get "unstuck" and on the road to positive change. I use a warm, empathetic approach in treating people who struggle with trauma, PTSD, grief/loss, anger issues, learning difficulties, depression, anxiety and bipolar disorder.

My name is Brad Klemm, LMSW and I have been working as a Psychotherapist since 2001. I graduated from University of Michigan's School of Social Work with a Master's Degree in Clinical Social Work. I then received postgraduate training through the Michigan Psychoanalytic Institute for adult and adolescent psychotherapy. I primarily use a psychodynamic approach in my work. This means I view your current symptoms as the result of past and present issues coming together. Once we understand this interplay, you will be able to control your symptoms, rather than feeling your symptoms are controlling you.

Everyone’s experiences and paths are unique. Every journey is its own struggle. My main goal is to connect with my clients as a person, help them feel understood and support them through their journey. I strive to use the therapeutic techniques most compatible with the client’s characteristics and needs. I have extensive theoretical training and practical experience in psychoanalysis, psychodynamic therapy, humanistic psychotherapy, cognitive-behavioral psychotherapy, and dialectic behavior therapy, and I can work effectively using a short term, more focused approach, as well as an open ended, exploratory approach.

Treating patients (adolescents, teens, and adults) suffering from symptoms of anxiety, depression, anger, aggression, mood dysregulation, trauma, behavioral difficulties, and other mental health concerns. Treatment is provided to patients and their families who are seeking improvement in their daily functioning, including work, school, relationships, and family dynamics. Patients are the experts on themselves, and should be willing and able to actively participate in the therapeutic process, which may include the exploration and practice of alternative coping skills.

Client needs are my FIRST priority. I am a specialist in evidence-based treatments (EBT), which radically improves my client's success rates, increases effectiveness of treatment, and gets results quickly. The majority of my client's report improvements, within the first session: life-functioning (work- home-school-relationships) and report immediate reduction in symptoms. Reducing anxiety/panic, decreasing depression, developing stronger coping strategies to stress and balancing mood dysregulation are my specialty, as symptoms can result from adjustment challenges to sudden life changes: parenthood/divorce/grief/college. We collaborate on thinking traps, tracking triggers, modifying behavior, successful coping skills and strengthening resiliency.

I am invested in each of my clients and am committed to their success. My experience includes working with individuals and couples. I have experience working with clients experiencing depression, anxiety, relationship distress, parenting concerns, and specialized training in couples therapy. I believe that like our physical health, psychological health involves action, awareness, and work. Therapy is a science based, proven method for changing perspectives, examining harmful thoughts and can make a good life- great.

As a therapist, I utilize a person-centered approach to help you reduce stress, manage your emotions, and identify long and short term goals. I use evidenced based approaches (CBT, DBT, solution focused) to offer helpful tools.

Welcome. You can create the life that you are meant to live. My name is Anahid (pronounced Ah-nah-heed), and I desire to help you connect more deeply with yourself... shift unhealthy patterns of thoughts and behaviors that keep you stuck... heal from the past and unleash its holds... and free you up to beautifully move forward with purpose and passion. If you dream of a meaningful life and are ready to no longer merely exist, I invite you to take a powerful step and call me... and enjoy your exciting journey ahead.

Accepting new patients now! Are you feeling stuck, in a rut or down? Do you know what you want but feel confused about how to get there? Getting stuck sometimes is normal and I can help. I believe that every person possesses a self-correcting impulse but, can only access this given the right circumstances. I will offer a safe & nurturing space to reconnect with this part of you. My goal in therapy is to help you gain personal insight and self mastery as well as self-compassion so that you may learn to overcome difficult or overwhelming feelings. As we work together, I will support and guide you toward confidence and independence.

Angela Diallo is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Michigan who has been practicing since 2014. She graduated from Spring Arbor University. Angela enjoys working with a wide range of behavioral health issues. She excels at facilitating both individual and group therapy sessions to help participants overcome their obstacles. Angela is detail orientated with superior interpersonal skills. She is a personable and proactive Mental Health Counselor who is focused on building positive rapport with a diverse range of clients. Angela is a critical thinker who thrives under pressure.

I have training and experience in using psychodynamic, relational, interpersonal, dialectical, and cognitive-behavioral techniques in therapy. Depending on the client's presenting problem and personality, I use a mixture of techniques from all of these theoretical orientations. I use the first session to listen intently to the presenting problem, take the first steps towards rapport, and acclimate the client to the therapy process. To ensure a collaborative framework, clients are the expert on themselves, while I serve as the expert on psychology. Only by working together can we overcome their current challenge.

I am a patient, non-judgmental, humanistic psychotherapist. I see therapy as a collaborative and transformative process, where I am here to provide guidance and support while you lean into growth. I strive for my therapy office to be a place for you to feel comfortable enough to be yourself and to express anything on your mind. I am here to work with you through the toughest times of your life and also the best times of your life.

If even the glimmer of a solution to your problems seems possible, you'll remain motivated and take the difficult first step of calling me. I am a grounded, down-to-earth professional, responsive to each person's needs and goals; and with over 30 years of professional experience, create a confidential,, "emotionally safe", and comfortable environment free of criticism and judgment for you to explore your concerns.