Therapists in Plymouth, MI

At some point in our lives everyone experiences some kind of emotional pain or stress. At times like this, it is important to be able to create purposeful goals and solutions in a supportive, safe and compassionate environment. My goal is to create this environment where individuals can gain an understanding of their experiences and feelings and then take proactive steps to change their lives in a positive way.

"I specialize in treating all types of addictions and the common co-occurring disorders that are prevalent in the addicted individual. These common co-occurring disorders include depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, ADD, ADHD, and anger management. I have successfully treated hundreds of individuals, groups, and families.that possess a wide range of addictions and mental disorders. These substance abuse addictions/disorders includes benzodiazepines, opiates, alcohol, heroin, pornography, amphetamines, and gambling. I believe that anyone can recover from these addictions and use a wide variety of approaches to help the addicted individual. reach their goal of long-term sobriety."

Mental strength is not the ability to stay out of the darkness; it's the ability to sit present in the darkness knowing that the light will shine again. As a psychotherapist, my goal is to provide clients with a safe place to feel relaxed and able to speak freely and honestly. I'm there to motivate, engage and guide them. I use cognitive behavioral therapy, client-centered, problem solving and motivational techniques. I aim to provide an empathically supportive atmosphere, where clients can feel at ease, take a deep breath and begin to look at their life's problems from a fresh, new perspective.

Mental strength is not the ability to stay out of the darkness; it's the ability to sit present in the darkness knowing that the light will shine again. As a psychotherapist, my goal is to provide clients with a safe place to feel relaxed and able to speak freely and honestly. I'm there to motivate, engage and guide them. I use cognitive behavioral therapy, client-centered, problem solving and motivational techniques. I aim to provide an empathically supportive atmosphere, where clients can feel at ease, take a deep breath and begin to look at their life's problems from a fresh, new perspective.

Creating change in your life is hard work and asking for help is even harder when you've tried to do it alone. Having distress in one part of life can create waves in other parts. I believe that therapy can provide you with the tools and confidence to face these changes. Together we can work on those hard moments in life and turn them into opportunities for change and development. Working together to dispel those waves around you can create a more peaceful and fulfilling life.

You're seeking profound personal transformation and healing. Perhaps you're grappling with complex issues like anxiety, depression, trauma or feeling stuck in life - maybe you've been feeling like this for a long time. You're eager to explore the depths of your inner world, desiring greater self-awareness and a holistic approach to well-being and aspiring to break free from limiting patterns, nurture a deeper connection with yourself, and experience a more fulfilling life - but you're not sure how to get there. It's time to make space for you and your personal growth and I can help you do that by cultivating healing and integration

As a PhD candidate at the Chicago Institute of Clinical Social Work, I practice psychodynamic therapy with education from analysts around the world. I bring a modern and accessible approach to psychoanalytic intervention to adults, teens, and couples. Clients often come in after trying other types of therapy that feel surface-level and less impactful. Finding a therapist that is non-assuming of our experiences is hard. Psychotherapy means discovering lost parts of ourselves that feel inaccessible and indescribable with vulnerability. Having a safe person to guide you is imperative to fostering the unconscious to be discovered.

Nina (she/her/hers) is a school psychologist and currently a PhD student in counseling psychology at Wayne State University. She received her Masters from Wayne State University in School & Community Psychology. She specializes in working with LGBTQ+ individuals, as well eating disorders. She treats eating disorders with a Health at Every Size viewpoint to foster a safe, non-judgmental, and welcoming setting. Nina utilizes many different therapeutic approaches to fit the needs of her clients, including Acceptance Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT).

Do you feel you are preoccupied with various areas of your life? So much so that it leaves you feeling anxious, drained, and overwhelmed? If you are feeling anxious you are not alone. There are a variety of ways to address these feelings you are having. I would be honored to work with you to address anxiety about family, work, health, or any other facet of your life that is creating distress. I take my cues from you and what you bring to the sessions to develop helpful strategies to alleviate anxiety.

I am a licensed psychologist and the clinical director of Sollars and Associates Integrative Counseling and Psychological Services. I have been providing counseling and psychotherapy for over 30 years in the Metro Detroit area and our group practice spans across the state of Michigan. With support, encouragement and expert insight many people begin to feel better after their first session.

Are you relating too much to TikToks about ADHD? Are you a trauma survivor without a diagnosis? Have you been diagnosed with anxiety and depression, but that doesn't quite feel right? I often tell my clients that I am a great therapist for those who have "a spaghetti of concerns." I focus on pulling out the individual noodles of the spaghetti and laying them out for us to see, discuss, understand, treat, and build coping skills. I treat trauma survivors, people with PTSD, neurodiverse people, and those looking for a welcoming, nonjudgemental space. I take a mind-body approach for whole wellness.

Psychotherapy, if done well, provides participants with the gift of self-understanding. That self understanding, I have found, comes from the experience of being listened to and understood by a sensitive and knowledgeable therapist. But in addition, psychotherapy needs to practically address problems. I have extensive training in contemporary psychoanalytic approaches, which allows me to help patients understand themselves more deeply; often this produces profound changes. But when problems require practical techniques, I integrate aspects of cognitive-behavioral, family systems, and humanistic approaches.

Welcome! Whether you are experiencing anxiety, depression or simply life dissatisfaction, my goal is to provide a space of safety and appreciation for your unique struggles. I specialize in improving relationships. Whether you're in a couple or single and seeking partnership, I work with an understanding of attachment patterns to help you form deeper, more stable bonds. I have a sharp ear for how the stories we tell can limit us. Re-shaping those narratives is a powerful part of my work. In addition to my individual work, I have expertise in marital counseling and therapist supervision.

I combine traditional talk therapy with integrative and holistic approaches that calm the nervous system, access inner knowledge, strengthen the Self, and develop new ways of coping with challenges. These can include breath and relaxation, guided imagery, meditation, and energy psychology. I also teach cognitive behavioral techniques to change harmful thought patterns. Based in current brain science and ancient wisdom teachings, I help people utilize the healthy and mature parts of themselves to become more conscious, integrated, and whole.

During my 30+ years as a licensed clinical social worker in full time practice, I have learned that vulnerability is universal, and also, that people of all ages have internal resilience and enduring growth potential. Unresolved internal issues often get expressed through such symptoms as anxiety, sadness, feelings of low self-esteem and shame, feeling stuck in repeated patterns of behavior, and in unfulfilling relationships. Therapy offers an opportunity to work through and understand, thereby resolving, these difficulties.

In beginning a therapy, I first try to create an environment that is non-judgmental and accepting. Comfort and trust are indispensable for developing a strong working relationship in psychotherapy. During the course of therapy, I try to help identify and explore problem areas at face value at the time they are presented. I also stay attuned to dimensions of personal struggles that are not readily apparent.

Do you feel like you are in a rut? Do you have goals in your life but can't figure out how to achieve them? You are not alone. We all feel stuck at some point in our lives; where the routine of life gets the best of us. I strive to provide a safe and comfortable environment to explore those feelings, where you feel heard and understood. Collaboratively, we will work on helping you feel unstuck and more satisfied with your life.

I am most qualified to treat people who are having problems in living fulfilling lives because of troubling symptoms (e.g., anxiety, depression) or general dissatisfaction with themselves and relationships. I believe my treatment approach contributes to personal growth at any age. My rigorous training, 10 years post-Ph.D. has qualified me as a Training/Supervising Analyst who treats other therapists, and supervises other therapists--psychologists, psychiatrists, and social workers in their work with adults, children and adolescents. As a Certified Sex Therapist, I treat sexual and marital dysfunctions. As a child psychoanalyst, I treat children and work with parents in parent guidance.

If you are struggling with sexual issues, particularly in areas of pelvic pain, low desire, difficulty reaching orgasm, or erectile dysfunction, I may be able to help you. I have experience with treating these issues and have seen many successful cases resolve through sex therapy. I see both individuals and couples. I also work with anxiety and depression, post traumatic stress resulting from sexual abuse.