Therapists in Washtenaw County, MI

We often seek help when we are facing setbacks in our lives that we cannot tackle alone. Sometimes these setbacks could take the form of difficulty in relationships, the workplace, or with family. Often times these difficulties are accompanied by feeling depressed, anxious, or overwhelmed with life. I can help by guiding you to a better understanding of your troubles, and gain control in your life. While working through your difficulties, you will find yourself feeling more connected, productive, and fulfilled with your life.

I have over fifty years of providing a complete range of psychological services including neuropsychological evaluations, forensic evaluations, and treatment with psychotherapy and biofeedback. I employ a comprehensive program to assist children, adolescents, and adults with autism, depression, anxiety, AD(H)D, and concussions or traumatic brain injury. I am the only Fully Licensed PhD psychologist in Michigan who combines psychotherapy, neurofeedback, and QEEG-guided neurofeedback protocol development by a Board Certified Neurologist (Dr. Walker at www. neurotherapydallas.com) from the data bases at www.appliedneuroscience.com.

I have received both my Undergraduate and Graduate degrees from the University of Michigan. I am also a United States Air Force Veteran. I have over 30 years of direct clinical experience working with a broad variety of clients across numerous clinical presentations. I have worked in both inpatient and outpatient settings as well as forensic mental health, but my passion is working in the private practice setting. I truly enjoy my work and blend a sense of humor with dedication and empathy that I believe helps my clients develop a sense of ease as they work along their counseling journey.

As a clinician with over 25 years of experience, my first goal is to understand you, your circumstances, and where you have come from to help you achieve your goals and improve your well-being. My training includes both doctoral and master’s degrees in social work. I also hold a master’s degree in pastoral counseling and specialize in Christian counseling for those seeking a faith-based perspective. My areas of specialty practice include working with individuals struggling with depression, anxiety, anger, guilt, addiction, grief and loss, and challenges related to past hurts, life transitions, and relationship and family problems.

I have been a clinical psychologist for over 30 years. My principal orientation to therapy is cognitive behavioral—I believe that we can impact the way we feel about our lives by changing the way we interpret events and relationships. That being said, I bring to therapy a wealth of life experiences, including being a husband, father and an attorney.

Hello, my name is Alfred Mansour, a clinical neuropsychologist. Trained as a neuroscientist, I did research at the University of Michigan into the biological basis of disorders such as depression, anxiety, and schizophrenia. Clinically, I provide comprehensive neuropsychological testing for individuals with concussions, TBI, memory problems, dementia, seizure disorders, strokes, as well as, behavioral problems and ADHD. Private practice sites of Neuropsychology Partners include Novi and Ann Arbor, MI. To schedule an appointment for testing, call (734) 961-7196.

Anxiety can be overwhelming and make it hard to meet your full potential. Sometimes it feels like you can’t figure out what you need to do to regain control and make healthy and positive decisions. I have been there. I believe that therapy is a tool that can help you unpack what’s really going on and create a plan for sustainable change. I want to help you take ownership of your life and find solutions that work for you. I strive to create a safe, open, and judgement-free environment for you to process your anxiety and other mental health needs. I provide tools to help practice better self-care and improve your quality of life.

Brian is a neurodiversity-affirming therapist who has a particular passion for helping people to manage ADHD, Autism, and the many issues that can develop because of living with these conditions. He also has experience working with anxiety and mood disorders as well as grief and trauma.

Are you finding it difficult to engage in activities that once brought joy and meaning to your life due to sadness, feelings of loss, or overwhelming worry? I help people reengage in valued activities and relationships, heal from trauma, and rediscover what is most important in their lives. My approach to therapy is relational and integrative. I employ behavioral health interventions, viewing these elements as tools that are best utilized in a broader person-centered context of physiological health and psychological wholeness.

I am passionate about helping people grow and change. I have received training from some of the nation's foremost experts in cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), though experience has taught me the importance of integrating other treatment models as well. I enjoy doing therapy and have a wealth of experience treating a variety of presenting problems. I particularly enjoy working with veterans, athletes and men's issues. Feel free to reach out to me. If for some reason I am unable to see you personally, I can likely direct you to a colleague who will be the right fit.

Are you struggling with anxiety, depression, past traumatic experiences or memories? Do you wish you had some additional support, coping skills or life strategies? I help my clients let go of fears, establish strong boundaries, and create healthy new relationships. I assist my clients in developing more self-awareness, self-confidence and emotional connection to themselves and others. I would be happy to schedule a free phone consultation with you to determine if I would be a good fit for you and your needs.

Hello, my name is Brett Johnson and I have worked in mental health since 2006, first providing direct care. I received my a BA degree from Albion College in 2009, and served in the Peace Corps from 2010 to 2012 as a youth development volunteer in Bulgaria. Following my Peace Corps service, I worked as a case manager for adults who receive mental health services from 2012 to 2020. I received my MSW degree from Western Michigan University in 2020 and I have worked as a clinical social worker and therapist at Peaceful Mind Counseling Services since then.

We are a team of highly skilled psychologists and social workers who are passionate about delivering exceptional therapy. Every provider comes from an accredited program and has been trained in evidence-based (scientifically-informed) treatment approaches. We share the belief that the most essential element of therapy is a strong relationship in which a psychologist displays genuineness, reliability, trustworthiness and expertise to help with life's most difficult problems. Please visit our website at integrativea2.com for more information about each of our psychologists.

Hi, I am an experienced psychotherapist and I have worked with many individuals and families who are in need of help coping with life's stress and how to make good decisions and move forward on a healthy path. I can help you with trauma, family of origin stress, mood disorders, major mental illness, addictions of all types and most adjustment problems; retirement adjustment, adjustment to adulthood, and life stage adjustment. Many of my clients have family members who have mental health and substance abuse difficulties. I will see clients in active addiction only if they willing to make the tough changes needed.

With a dynamic professional background spanning New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Ann Arbor, and Melbourne, Australia. I bring extensive experience as a dedicated therapist. My journey through the performing arts, fashion, technology, and non-profit sectors has provided me with a unique perspective on personal growth and transformation. In my therapeutic approach, I prioritize creating a safe, culturally sensitive, and non-judgmental space for clients to explore their inner selves. My commitment to empathy and trust is unwavering, and I believe in the power of collaboration on the journey towards healing and self-discovery.

Ruben is a Marriage and Family Therapist who has been practicing in an outpatient setting since 2022. He has several years of prior experience working as a community-based therapist and in an adolescent group home setting. Ruben graduated with a Master's degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from the University of Wisconsin-Stout. Ruben believes that establishing a strong alliance with his clients is essential to getting the most out of therapy and creating lasting change. His main areas of focus include Family/Couples Therapy, Men's issues, and Military/Veterans issues.

I would like to assist you in identifying, diagnosing, and treating any and all of your mental health concerns. Having years of training and experience in providing psychological assessments and evidence based treatments, we can learn from your past to help better you for your future. My supportive and collaborative approach is tailored to each clients' unique background and values to help you develop the skills and knowledge needed to navigate your concerns. My eclectic approach will incorporate principles from various theoretical approaches to help guide you in achieving your goals.

Dr. Rickey Shuler is a Psychologist in Michigan who has been practicing since 2018. Dr. Rickey has numerous qualities in relation to the delivery of therapeutic services. His most influential modality of treatment is psychodynamic therapy. Dr. Rickey also utilizes a wide range of cognitive and behavioral strategies in the dissemination of care. He has a solid background in trauma focused treatment, including work with women survivors of sexual violence. Dr. Rickey has a background in psychological testing to include some nueropsych testing, achievement testing and projective testing.

David Wines has over 30 years of experience treating a variety of mental health problems such as depression, anxiety, stress, substance abuse and other addictions. David earned his Master of Social Work degree from Eastern Michigan University. He treats individuals and couples, adolescents and adults. He believes in meeting clients where they are at and helping them go as far as they want.