Male Therapists in White Lake, MI

Charles Pearlstein Lmsw Acsw is a licensed Clinical Social Worker and Psychotherapist in Michigan. He has been practicing since 1989. He received both his Undergraduate and Graduate Degrees in Clinical Social Work from Wayne State University School of Social Work in Detroit , MI. He also has training from The Michigan Psychoanalytic Institute in Farmington Hills and other post Graduate training as well. Charles believes in a treatment philosophy that encompasses the whole individual. He uses both Cognitive Behavioral and Psychodynamic therapy approaches. Charles works with individuals, couples, families, and groups.

As a licensed master's clinical social worker, I offer therapy in a non-judgmental, safe and confidential environment. I provide a space where individuals feel comfortable sharing their concerns so that we can work together to gain insight on life's stresses and struggles. I collaborate with the client to develop effective coping mechanisms, process through current and past life experiences, to accomplish personal goals. My clinical background includes treatment with individuals, related to anxiety, depression, life transitions, anger management, grief and loss concerns. I believe therapy can be a tool to help move clients toward a more balanced life.

I have been working as a therapist with children, teens, families, couples, and adults for more than 20 years. Emotional growth, recovery, self-awareness and a healthier, more balanced life are the long-term outcomes of the investment in psychotherapy, whether it is for you, your children, or your relationship. I am very committed to the power of insight, the concept of emotional intelligence, and the healing power of relationships.

There are many things that get in the way of people living more fulfilled lives. Depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, troubled relationships, trauma, and behavior problems can cause tremendous emotional pain for individuals, their families, and friends. As a fully licensed Clinical Psychologist I use my training, experience, empathy, and understanding of how the mind works to help create a safe, nonjudgmental space where a collaborative and therapeutic process can occur. The end result is often a fuller understanding of the origins of emotional distress and a new freedom from unsatisfying patterns of living.

What took you so long? If you are a chronic procrastinator, then you might be dealing with concerns such as marital problems, gambling disorder, work performance and/or substance abuse. People come to me seeking relief from the 'outcomes' of untreated procrastination. At age 32, I self-diagnosed my ADHD. I wrote my doctoral dissertation on chronic procrastination. I concur with current research linking chronic procrastination and gambling disorder in individuals with undiagnosed ADHD. Help is available!

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. Our group is trained in dealing with a variety of issues including: Attention Deficit Disorder, School Difficulties, Interpersonal Issues such as bullying, adult ADD and related issues, Depression, Anxiety, Trauma, Mood Disorders, Grief and Loss, Parenting, Educational Concerns, Relationship Concerns, Career and Work Issues, and Sexual Issues.

During COVID online interviews and sessions are available. In fact, you may find it easier to start there. Whether you are looking for individual and/or group therapy, emotional education so you can feel and be more alive, or personal coaching informed by forty years’ experience, now is the time. Life isn’t easy for anybody, especially now. But, it can get better and easier with appropriate help, in-depth or temporary. Check the website, or call, before the opportunities close.

Are you stuck on a hamster wheel? Feeling like you can't get off? We often get trapped in faulty mindsets that limit our perspectives and impair our ability to thrive. But maintaining those mindsets is a choice. Contrary to popular belief, maintaining the status quo - not therapy - is the easy way out. Healing is possible and achievable, but only if you are willing to bring your hurts, longings and dreams to the light.

Watching your child struggle can be one of the most difficult parts of being a parent. Whether a child is feeling sad or angry, acting out, has difficulty making friends, worries too often, or is struggling with school, a parent just wants to help in any way they can. My career is committed to working with children, adolescents and families to create more harmonious and satisfying lives.

I am passionate about helping my clients discover their full potential. My goal is to build genuine trust with you, promote personal growth, and enable healing, and restoration. Together, we will define your path and make a plan for you to become the person you want to be. We will explore your past and learn coping strategies to deal with your daily challenges, and fears. My approach includes unconditional positive regard, and a genuine concern for your well-being. I make use of many modes of therapy such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBD), Psychotherapy, Narrative Therapy, Solution Focused, as well as others.

Are you worried that your child is unhappy, unmotivated and having problems in school or at home? Not sure what to do about it? My name is Dr. Paul D. Anderson and I am a Licensed Psychologist. I've been helping children and teens find happiness and the motivation to succeed for over 20 years. My staff will check your insurance benefits and bill them directly. I am an approved and participating provider with several insurances.

I think many of us just want to be heard and understood for the most part, and from there maybe we can find some healing and growth. Whether its sadness, anxiety, relational challenges, addiction, lack of motivation, etc., I believe these often stem from some sort of trauma and/or loss of connection with ourselves or others. It can leave us feeling absolutely defeated, hopeless and horribly alone. Where do we go from there, where do we start from? Can we come back in touch with something that feels alive, fulfilling and connective? This is a deeply personal process and I believe the answers are much closer than we sometimes imagine!