Therapists in Shelby Township, MI

In this increasingly complex world in which we live, taking responsibility for our thoughts, actions, and interactions with others can be challenging. The ability to understand and "own" our choices can reveal the possibilities for making necessary and desired changes in our lives. I can help you understand and recognize those choices. We will take a look at all the factors that have influenced your life experiences to this point. Working together, we can set goals, develop strategies for changing negative thought patterns, and implement new behavioral skills, all within a Christian faith-based context.

People seek therapy for a variety of reasons. I'm here to assist you whether it's navigating difficulties in your daily life, mending relationships, developing positive coping skills for anxiety and depression, or navigating through major life transitions.

ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS! Hello, my name is Brandon White, LMSW. I hold a Bachelor's degree in Psychology and a Master's degree in Social Work. I know that life is a journey full of ups and downs, joys and pains. Sometimes life can be overbearing, and we need some extra support and guidance. I want to help you through these times, and provide tools and resources to achieve healing, restoration, and growth.

“People start to heal the moment they are heard." We face so many challenges daily, particularly now as we navigate a world filled with unprecedented stressors. It is more important than ever to have the therapeutic support and encouragement you need to feel safe, to have your voice heard, and your feelings validated. I strive to provide a safe therapy space where my clients will be treated with respect, compassion, and professionalism. Once you make the decision to seek therapy, you will have taken the first step toward self-compassion.

I have experience with Mood Disorders, depression, grief and bereavement, childhood trauma, child sexual trauma, PTSD, growing up in foster care, teen parents, domestic violence, cultural/identify issues. I have experience working with ages 4 - 75 years old. I have a passion for the minority communities especially the third culture population with issues such as culture shock and assimilation.

I am a limited license Master Social Worker with experience working with adolescents and families. My experience as a School Social Worker has increased my expertise working with middle school and high school aged adolescents who need support when struggling with depression, anxiety, and trauma related issues.

Lakeside Professional Counseling provides a safe environment for adults, teens, children, families and couples to uncover skills for positive outcomes and happier lives as we work together to process life struggles. We believe in treating people with dignity and respect and work diligently to be aware of your personal perspectives, values, and beliefs.

I have I have been in private practice for almost 30 years. I see clients ages five and up for individual, group, couples and family counseling. I specialize in substance abuse and my agency is licensed by the state of Michigan. I provide the full range of mental health counseling, substance abuse services, screening and assessments, DLAD evaluations, alcohol safety education courses and drug testing. I accept most insurances and provide a warm and safe counseling environment.

Imagine waking up and feeling angry; no idea why, just angry. You slept like crap, tossing and turning, mind wandering to the most obscene things that may or may not have happened. You get out of bed and struggle, hard core struggle, to even make it to the shower. Welcome to anxiety and/or depression. This may not happen every day and maybe not every week, but when it does you'd rather crawl back in bed and hide. You can't though because you have kids, pets, school or work; you know, adult responsibilities. This is where I come in. I can't make the anxiety or depression go away, but I can help you figure out how to manage it.

Life can definately present us with challenges. Dealing with major changes in our lives, a chronic illness, the death of a loved one, relationship issues, or a difficult child can be emotionally draining. Psychotherapy can help to put your life back in order so that you can function and enjoy life again. I have been working with individuals and families for over 12 years. Support, guidance, empowerment, and education are key components to making positive changes in life.

Together we can strive to overcome your key concerns and move toward becoming a happier and healthier individual. It is my mission to work toward your goals, helping you reach your best self and achieve the personal accomplishments you have wanted to see come to fruition. I look forward to working with you!

New clients welcome for both in-person and telehealth sessions. Hard times happen to us all, and when we are carrying the weight of a loss, trying to manage the persistent distress of anxiety, or living through a difficult transition or time of life, it can feel like we are all alone. When the difficult days seem to overshadow the positive aspects of our lives, it can be a relief to know that you don’t have to figure it all out on your own. These are the times we need support, today more than ever.

We are all unique, but the truth is, all of us face challenges and difficulties at different points in our lives. Some difficulties are painful and yet other difficulties seem more "chronic" and "just get in the way of us being the best we can be". Whatever the case is for you, my goal is to partner with you, listen to you, and work together to identify the best strategies and concrete tools for you, to get you where you want to be.

“Mental strength is not the ability to stay out of the darkness, its the ability to sit present in the darkness knowing that the light will shine again.” - Anonymous. I am a limited licensed psychologist (master's level) that practices therapy under the supervision of a fully licensed psychologist (LP).

I work with individuals and couples battling trauma and grief; first responders; veterans; family members of law enforcement and military. I specialize in men's issues; professionals struggling with compassion fatigue, secondary traumatic stress, or burnout; survivors of assault and abuse; sexual abuse of men and women; life transitions and stress; infidelity; individuals at the end-of-life stage; anxiety and mood disorders, such as depression. I am trained in Gottman Method Couples Therapy. I utilize cognitive-based approaches such as CBT and DBT along with other Patient-Centered counseling techniques.

Kerry’s approach to counseling includes providing a safe, non-judgmental space for clients to explore their experiences. She feels honored to walk along side each client on their journey while facilitating the discovery of the roots of each issue and discovery of the road to healing and long-lasting change. Kerry utilizes the following techniques of counseling: Cognitive Behavioral (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral (DBT), Person Centered, and Existential Theory. Kerry believes every client is unique and utilizes counseling techniques tailored for each individual client.

I have been a practicing, clinical social worker for the past thirty years. I attempt to provide a kind, caring, nonjudgemental, educational atmosphere where positive change can occur. My approach to counseling is relaxed and interactive and based on the belief that understanding feelings is essential to personal growth and happiness. My goal is to encourage, challenge, teach positive coping skills, positive problem-solving skills, and mindfulness techniques so that I may empower each of my clients in the specialized areas of anxiety, depression, and women's issues in aging!