Therapists in Huntington Woods, MI

Hi there! I am a psychologist specializing in forensic/legal matters. I conduct forensic psychological evaluations for individuals involved in the criminal justice system or with child protective service including: sexual risk assessments, criminogenic risk assessments, school violence risk assessments, domestic violence assessments, child abuse and juvenile lifer (Miller factors). I also facilitate and oversee MRT treatment groups for individuals with criminal justice involvement, sexual behaviors and substance use disorders.

Are you seeking answers to social, emotional, and/or behavioral challenges (for you personally or for your child)? Difficulties in your relationships, managing emotions, focusing, planning, or problem-solving. Perhaps things have not been going well at work or school, or it just feels harder for you to achieve your goals than for others. Psychological assessment and psychotherapy are valuable tools for providing context to challenges and creating building blocks for personal growth. Not sure if assessment or therapy are right for you? Visit our website cognitiveinsightcenter.com to schedule a consultation.

I believe it is our nature to heal and as individuals facing adversity, we often need support from others. My goal in therapy is to partner with clients to foster a relationship based on trust and mutual respect that acts as a container for healing, resilience, and growth. It is my passion to empower others to better understand themselves and the world around them so they can show up more fully in their lives. We’ll do this together by exploring challenges and strengths, uncovering blind spots, and developing new strategies for leading a happier and healthier life.

I have been in practice as a psychologist for many years and have helped adults presenting with different types of symptoms, issues and/or concerns. I treated individuals presenting with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, depression, anxiety, adjustment and relationship difficulties, to name a few. I teach psychology students in doctoral level programs about helping individuals traumatized by violence and/or by other traumatic events. I also teach students how to help individuals dealing with stress, anxiety and/or depression related to medical conditions.

I completed my Master’s in social work through Fordham University, NY and I am licensed through the State of Michigan. For seven years I served as a medic in the Army and had a combat tour in Afghanistan. Upon getting out of the service I wanted to continue to serve. I also have over a decade of experience working with individuals who have suffered traumatic brain injuries and was a board member for the Brain Injury Association of Michigan.

Life is an ever-changing journey with so many pitfalls and struggles, it is hard to keep ahead. So many people find themselves struggling with low self-esteem, depression, anxiety, and other issues that keep us stuck in old patterns. Ideally, I am looking for people who want to make change, even if they feel resistant to the idea right now. Personally, I look to help those individuals who are at least contemplating growth, change, and coming out of the self-constructed safety box. We are not simply looking for the light, we are searching for the source within you. Simply put, people who want to be the favorite version on themselves.

I have had extensive experience working with adolescents who are experiencing questions and concerns about their identify, social anxiety, academic school performance problems, learning problems, family conflict, inter-personal relationship problems and gender concerns. I work with LGBT teenagers and adults.

My top priority as your counselor is to understand you as a whole individual and then reflect that understanding back to you. By focusing on the many unique identities that make up who you are, I work with you to tailor specific interventions that work for each individual I see. I firmly believe that hope comes from the development of skills and it is my job to help the hopeless develop and strengthen their skill set to face the challenges that work, life, and relationships may bring.

I love working with clients who want to improve their lives, relationships, coping skills, health, and their self-confidence, and need some guidance and support to make new decisions or gain new insights. Whether you are dealing with a significant challenge in your life, or you have issues from the past that keep holding you back, I can help. As your therapist, my goal is to assist and support you in life transitions, and in learning healthy coping skills and healthy communication skills so you can begin to feel empowered, hopeful and emotionally healthy. I welcome your call-or email at cvankampen at marshpsychologygroup.com

Jennifer Zoltowski, MS, LLP conducts comprehensive assessments and provides compassionate, outcome based treatment. She works with adolescents, adults, couples and families. Ms. Zoltowski believes assessment plays a critical part in accurately diagnosing problems and understanding an individual's behavioral and emotional needs. Once assessment is complete, treatment goals are developed collaboratively with the client to ensure the best quality care and treatment. Ms. Zoltowski conducts risk assessments to aid those involved in the legal system, in addition to custody and parenting time evaluations.

We are living in unprecedented times. Coping with anxiety and managing your mood while social distancing from friends and loved ones is very challenging. It may be especially challenging if you are grieving for a loved one or have already been struggling with anxiety, depression, and isolation before the shutdown. We are available to help you cope, manage your mood , and support you during the pandemic through tele-mental health services. Psychotherapy is a powerful tool to find healthier ways to cope and make meaning from this difficult time.

My intention for therapy is to create a safe, supportive space for clients to rediscover their true wholeness by reinforcing current strengths and developing new skills and daily practices to reconnect the mind and body. I offer a client-centered, holistic approach to cognitive-behavioral therapies, incorporating trauma-sensitive yoga, Internal Family Systems, Attachment Theory, and mindfulness practices when working with individuals and couples.

I am a l psychotherapist with a practice of over 30 years experience working with adult individuals. I help people focus and gain insight in their problem areas with EMDR, "flash" technique, hypnotherapy, psycho-dynamic approach, and problem solving to reduce stress and maintain a balanced perspective and satisfying lifestyle. These techniques will relieve the stress of past painful experiences without dwelling or rehashing them. You can develop a relaxed, confident persona when inhibitions from the past are resolved. This is a very exciting time to be able to use new techniques to resolve issues permanently.

I am hear to listen to your concerns and worries in an empathic, caring, and non-judgmental manner, to give you my thoughtful observations, and to support your emotional strengths.

Now offering ADHD testing for adults. If you are feeling anxious, depressed, or stuck; therapy will help you develop personal awareness, ease painful patterns, and help you to take control of your life. I partner with individuals to ease discomfort and meet their essential goals. In therapy, you will find new ways to meet these goals through the supportive reflection of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. I provide a non judgmental space for healing as well as guidance towards developing new practices.

Are you suffering from an addiction to alcohol, heroin, crack cocaine, methamphetamine, Xanax or other benzodiazepines, prescription pain killers, marijuana, ecstasy, molly, or any other substance? Are you suffering from an addiction to pornography, serial dating, promiscuous sex, affairs, prostitutes, or any other sexual addiction? Are you suffering from an addiction to gambling, food, relationships, shopping and spending, or to a person? Do you feel like you are excessively dependent on another person to the point of an unhealthy codependency?