Divorce Therapists in White Lake, MI

Prioritizing our own well-being can feel like one of life’s greatest challenges. However, recognizing we’re struggling and reaching out for help can reap the greatest rewards. In that process I strive to be a supportive and empathetic therapist working with you to meet individual goals, while figuring out what works best for you. At the core of the therapeutic relationship lies respect and trust, with the environment needing to feel safe and comfortable to ensure you feel heard and respected. Whether you are struggling with anxiety, depression, ADHD, self-esteem, life changes, or self-image, I want to support you in your progress.

Overwhelmed by daily demands and not sure where to turn? We want you to know that you are not alone. Living in uncertain and trying times can become overwhelming. You may be at a point where you are not sure what comes next or when you will see a light at the end of the tunnel. More than ever, having someone to talk to may benefit you.

Are you a teenager or adult struggling with a lack of confidence? Do you worry constantly about what might happen or what other people think of you? Perhaps you are struggling with depression and you just don't feel like the person you once were. Sometimes when people are struggling they tend to wait it out, hoping things will get better. Occasionally things do improve but more often than not the waiting it out approach can result in symptoms worsening. It can also lead to developing harmful ways of coping like isolation or alcohol or drug use.

Feeling eager to open up to a complete stranger, vocalizing all of your deepest, most intimate struggles and challenges? Probably not the first choice that comes to mind, but you are not alone. Many of my clients have arrived with similar reservations while facing issues such as depression, anxiety, grief/loss, family dynamics, relationships, life transitions, work conflicts and career exploration. My approach is two-fold, with the first focusing on the interaction between your thoughts, feelings and behaviors. The second is to explore how your environment, family, school or social setting influenced your worldly view and actions.

When we feel stuck, trapped or insecure about our life, it can be hard to be motivated for change. Whether it is a relationship, a job, or simply just not knowing what to do with the thoughts that come into your head, there is empowerment within yourself for change. You may have recognized that your coping strategies have led to destructive patterns in your life. However, this is not the end for you, but a beginning to rewriting your story and your pathway to your best life. Let’s work together toward a plan with action steps that will empower you to create productive coping strategies that will accomplish your life's goals.