Therapists in Jackson, MI

I can be of help if you are struggling with your child or adolescent rather than enjoying his or her gifts. I can assist you if you're facing frustrations due to personal, mental or behavioral struggles that are affecting your relationships, work, home, school and/or personal situations. I provide research proven interventions and match them to the difficulties you are experiencing and the situation you are in. I enjoy working with all ages and types of clients. The largest part of therapy is connecting with your therapist. I will make this an easy process for you.

Michigan Psychological Care handles a wide variety of mental health. With 5 offices and the option of telemedicine, we are able to reach anyone in Michigan. We provide individual therapy, group counseling, family and couples counseling, substance abuse treatment, psychological evaluation, and much more. For a full list of our services, visit our website at www.michiganpsychologicalcare.com/jackson-psychological-services.php

If you are struggling with depression, anxiety, PTSD, ADHD, and much more, we can help you. With the ability to do therapy and psychological evaluations, your mental health needs will be met. We are able to offer in person and telemedicine sessions for your convenience.

People come to counseling with problems they feel they cannot solve themselves. They are often barraged by advice from family, friends or even spouses that tell them they are doing things wrong and should be doing something else. They seek out someone who will accept them but provide an outside perspective and help provide choices while not telling them what to do. They don't just want to talk about a problem, they want solutions.

I enjoy helping adults looking to improve their quality of life. I have worked with young adults just starting their journey, as well as seasoned adults who have more life experience. I use an eclectic approach that includes skills-based and evidence-based techniques including CBT, DBT, solution-oriented and psychodynamic therapy, and more! I provide psychoeducation & active listening to help my clients gain insight, while providing feedback and conversation. I do not just sit and listen. I participate! I enjoy goal setting, evidence-based medicine and charting growth. We will create tools together to help you monitor your progress.

I work with adults, adolescents, couples, families, and children. I use a variety of therapeutic approaches uniquely catered to each client and based on a treatment plan that we develop together. I do not believe that each therapist is automatically the best person for every client that walks through their door, but that the client needs to "click" with the therapist they work with so they have room to do the work they need to do. The possibility for change is powerful and the therapeutic process is often a catalyst and a supportive environment for change.

I work with all ages (children, adolescents, teenagers and adults) to help them identify their core issues. We will work on finding what tools and coping skills are most effective for you while assessing what you are hoping to achieve in treatment.

It’s easy to feel hopeless and overwhelmed when everyday is marked by constant worry. It can seem like no matter what new trick you read about you can’t kick the worry to the curb. It’s been months, maybe even years, and the burden of it feels too much to carry.  You worry about friendships, worst cast scenarios, having a panic attack in public and you try to look like you have it all together.  It's likely that everyone believes that you do have it all together. You have gotten pretty good at wearing that mask over the years, but you're tired of playing that role. Freedom from carrying your anxiety is possible.

Jen has a broad range of clinical experiences including, but not limited to, Infant mental health, trauma, parenting and relational struggles. Jen has had several years of training and experience as an Infant Family Specialist through the Michigan Association of Infant Mental Health. Jen’s approach to therapy is warm and non-judgmental. She does her best to tailor her treatment to the unique strengths and beliefs of each person that walks into her office. She also believes every individual is valuable and worthy of finding love and acceptance, and that one key to this is learning who they are and how they can grow.

My approach to counseling is relationship oriented with the goal of promoting resilience and autonomy for multicultural, cross generational communities that I serve.

As a clinician, I focus on collaborative and client centered treatment, as it allows for improvement in all facets of a client’s quality of life.  Further, it fosters my ability to work holistically towards a client’s personal and family goals in unique and effective ways, as there is greater opportunity for therapeutic rapport and sense of personal control over challenges. I utilize a cognitive behavioral approach, though have become more attune to hybrid interventions that best suit individual needs. I have been a Certified Brain Injury Specialist for several years and continue to strive towards serving this population.

Paige has experience working with individuals of various ages and backgrounds, including those seeking treatment for depression, anxiety, life adjustments, relationship issues, anger issues, grief, loss, and trauma. Paige values a strength-based, person-centered approach to therapy. She believes that every person has strengths and the potential to grow, meet their goals, and regain control in their life. She frequently applies Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to treatment, helping clients challenge their thinking and improve emotional regulation.

Kylie has experience working with various mental health challenges including anxiety, depression, childhood and family trauma, grief, anger, and life adjustments. Kylie utilizes evidence-based practices such as cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, and motivational interviewing. She believes in the importance of empowerment, mindfulness, incorporating a strength-based approach and creating a safe, nonjudgmental environment.