ADHD Therapists in Grand Rapids, MI

I've had the opportunity to counsel individuals struggling with anxiety and depression as well as behavioral concerns. The goal of therapy is to provide my client with what they're needing most, a reduction in anxious symptoms for example while collaborating on how they might function in society without barriers. I also complete comprehensive psychological evaluations for concerns with anxiety, depression, ADHD , learning disabilities, intellectual disabilities, and Autism. Although each client is different and their needs unique, each assessment's goal is to help answer the presenting question.

I have been in practice for more than 30 years. I work with people of all ages and with a broad range of problems. I also teach family physicians and medical students consequently, I am experienced in working with people who are dealing with the effects of an acute or chronic medical problem in their life and on their relationships. I have training and experience in family therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, narrative therapy and mindfulness based stress reduction.I have worked extensively with children and adolescents on problems stemming from ADHD and resulting in behavioral concerns.

We all want to change in some way, and I believe that real, visible change comes from an internal motivation to be better versions of ourselves. By looking at the uncomfortable or unexamined parts within ourselves, that positive change becomes possible.

I am a limited license psychologist In Grand Rapids Michigan. I have my own practice where I specialize in working with adults and children. I have a CBT focused, Mindfulness approach to helping people with Anxiety, ADHD , Autism, and other cognitive challenges.

Whatever age and stage of life you are in, life can become challenging and stressful. If you feel anxious, depressed, or just simply lost therapy can offer you support and balance. I am a neurodiverse-affirming, LGBTQIA affirmative, and culturally aware therapist who offers authenticity and a space where you will be seen, heard, and respected as an authority and expert on your life and your strengths and challenges. In therapy, I will help you learn to understand and embrace your identity, find compassion for yourself, develop coping strategies for living in a stressful world, and help you find your unique balance.

I firmly believe its best to be a guide on the side, not.a sage on the stage. I work with children, adolescents, emerging adults, adults and families. My specialties are ADHD and related neurodivergent concerns, Complex Trauma, Eating disorders of all kinds, anxiety, substance use, chronic pain and more. Additionally, I am an open and affirming individual and therapist, I have extensive experience assisting members of the LGBTQIA+ community, particularly Gender identity and transition. I take a strengths-based, person-centered approach to therapy, with an emphasis on compassion and creativity.

Finding the right therapist to guide you through a particular setback, conflict or crisis along life's journey can be a daunting process....I know. Being a psychologist for 30 years and having been involved in hundreds of hours of my own personal therapy during my doctoral training, I understand the importance of the right client/therapist match. Successful outcomes are more promising when one feels comfortable, safe and confident with a competent experienced professional. Selecting a therapist should not be an impulsive decision so take your time and be particular since you are about to invest time, finances and trust.

No matter what age you are or what stage of life you are in therapy can offer support if you are feeling anxious, stressed, or overwhelmed. I am a neurodiverse-affirming, LGBTQIA-affirmative, and culturally aware therapist who offers authenticity and a space where you will be seen, heard and respected as an authority and expert in your life with your own personal strengths and challenges. Therapy can help you learn to understand and embrace your identity, find compassion for yourself, develop coping strategies for living in a stressful world, and help you create your own unique balance.

I am neurodivergent and I have helped neurodivergent children, teens, and adults in a variety of settings for over ten years. I have a long history of working with other neurodivergent individuals to develop the tools that they need to thrive in a world that does not always accept them. I utilize evidence-based talk therapies as well as CBT and mindfulness practices to help clients develop the skills and strategies they need to succeed. I specialize in working with and advocating for children and adults dealing with ADHD , Autism, Anxiety, Trauma, Depression, and disability-related issues. I can help Autistic men find ways to connect

Owner of Integral Psychological providing therapy and psychological evaluations ( ADHD testing). We have experience with many types of therapy that research has found to be effective (e.g. cognitive-behavioral therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, and motivational interviewing).

I have been in private practice since 1992. Prior to earning my doctorate in clinical psychology, I was an elementary school teacher for seven years. About 70 percent of my current practice is with children and teens and 30 percent with adults, families, and couples. I absolutely love my vocation! I am privileged to join people on their journeys, to meet them where they are and go from there. I am committed to partnering with my patients to help them reach their full potential. I place a high value on the therapeutic relationship.

For over 30 years I have evaluated and treated children and adults with dyslexia, ADD and other learning disabilities. In 1980, I developed one of the first programs for learning disabled college students at Colorado State University. Over the years I've been a consultant for the Air Force Academy, Harvard's Department of neurology, Michigan Department of rehabilitation and the governor of Michigan.Furthermore, I write a blog on dyslexia for the University of Michigan. I very experienced in helping children prepare for the new 3rd grade Reading law.

Life can be messy. Thoughts and emotions can have a mind of their own and it can all feel very out of control. We live in a fast paced world and it feels hard to manage your life in a way that is comfortable for you. You might have ideas about what you want your life to look like, but have not had success meeting those goals.