Therapists in 48103

Currently accepting new clients! My name is Sam. I am a therapist, hiker, and dog dad who, perhaps like you, knows how it feels to find myself feeling stuck and overwhelmed by life's hardships. There's no way around it— life is complicated and it can get very, very hard. If you're considering working with me, know that my first goal is to create a warm, safe, and welcoming space for you. I want my clients to feel heard and understood. Together, we can explore and change patterns in thinking and feeling, make insights, and find concrete coping strategies to help you navigate life's challenges while staying true to your values.

I believe that parents/caregivers are not only their child's first teachers, but often their best therapists. I seek to support parents (biological, adoptive, step, foster) and families of all types as they navigate the often-challenging work of nurturing and supporting the children in their care. I believe in helping parents to "secure their own oxygen masks before assisting others," by providing a safe space for parents to explore their own identities, values, challenges and experiences as caregivers. I am also experienced at providing practical guidance to parents facing challenging moments with their children.

Everyone faces painful challenges in life. If you or someone you care about is in a difficult season, I am here to help. I provide compassionate and high-quality professional care for those who are hurting and want peace; who want to work through complex situations; or who want to improve their lives. I also work with Christians who desire to bring their faith into therapy. No matter your unique situation, there is hope. Wounds do heal. Meaningful change is possible.

You carry deep wounds from your past, making it difficult to open up to others. You feel guarded, hesitant to trust, and afraid of getting hurt again. Despite longing for connection, you struggle to let down your walls, fearing vulnerability and rejection. Although you are scared, you know it's time to do something different. My prior experience lends itself well to older teens and adults with histories of trauma, relational difficulties, mood concerns, and grief. I also specialize in helping LGBTQ individuals navigate and embrace their identities, whether single or in a relationship.

Hello! I’m Kayla Ineich, and I’m here to support children, families, and individuals on their unique journeys. I believe in personalized care and work closely with you to create a treatment plan that fits your needs. I specialize in anxiety, depression, childhood issues, relationship dynamics, self-esteem, new parenting challenges, trauma, children of addicts, family conflicts, life transitions, and child and adolescent therapy. My approach is warm, empathetic, and collaborative, emphasizing respect and compassion.

Are you overwhelmed? You’re not alone. Life can be challenging at times and it’s easy to get stuck in a spiral of negative thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. The good news? Change is possible. Maybe you're stressed at work, grieving a loss, in an unhealthy relationship or having trouble adjusting to a new transition in your life. In a safe, nonjudgemental space I can help you explore new options. In my practice, I have empowered clients with the tools needed to navigate their emotions, build resilience and create a more fulfilling life.

I have unique perspective and experience working with immigrants and children of immigrants from Africa, the Middle East, Europe and Asia, drawing on my own journey as an immigrant. Living in a university community, I have a history of working with BIPOC and LGBT clients navigating social/familial challenges, as well as clients in midst of higher education/PhD pursuits.

For close to 10 years I have worked with children, adolescents, and their families, helping them to navigate challenging situations, behavioral concerns, and ongoing issues related to trauma. Additionally, I specialize in working with individuals who experience depression, anxiety, PTSD, bipolar disorder, ADHD, relationship issues, family issues, and life transitions.

I am taking new clients starting in June/July, please send a direct email if you would like to set up a consultation! I strive to create a safe space that allows you to explore your current and past self. I strongly believe that everyone deserves to live wholeheartedly in the present, which is why I will work with you to identify and overcome any negative and overwhelming feelings and/or thoughts.

I provide individual and family therapy for children, adolescents, and adults with a wide range of concerns, difficulties, and/or challenges. May you or your child be looking for support and guidance through a challenging situation, ready to move in a new direction in life, or want to develop increased insight into your self and your life, I look forward to working with you and/or your child to better understand and resolve personal or life challenges.

Is something out of balance in your life? With yourself? Your child? Your effectiveness as a parent? Your relationships? Life circumstances/transitions? If it is, please know that my way of practicing is to non-judgmentally understand what is going on--what area of your life is being negatively impacted. Then we can collaboratively work on establishing goals and a treatment plan. Whether it is Anxiety, OCD, Autism (including very young kids with autism), Depression/Bipolar, Behavior Problems, ADHD, Trauma or Insomnia, there is a way for you or your child to feel more in control, grounded and balanced.

Hello, my name is Dema. I have a background in working with adults with various life stressors including anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, bereavement and caregiver fatigue. I acknowledge the journey you have been on and I hope that through therapy you can find a little comfort.

Megan Miller, LPC, NCC, is a therapist at Identity Counseling Psychology who works with individuals across the lifespan to treat a wide range of mental health issues. Megan has a B.S. in Psychology with a Minor in Juvenile Justice from Grand Valley State University, as well as an M.A. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Eastern Michigan University. Megan’s specialty areas include trauma, domestic violence, anxiety, grief, depression, relationship concerns, and life transitions. Megan is especially passionate about working with the adolescent and emerging adult populations, although she enjoys working with clients of all ages.

It can be a struggle to maintain relationships with others and be productive when you are feeling overwhelmed with life. I will provide a safe place for you to explore your thoughts and feelings. It is possible that you may have a difficult time pinpointing what exactly is wrong, the important thing is that you know that you do not feel right, and that you would like for this to change. It is ok for you to not have all the words to express your feelings, together we will figure it out.

I am passionate about navigating identity and self-worth through challenging life transitions. Generally, I work from a trauma-informed, psychodynamic theoretical perspective. I also incorporate elements of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical-Behavior Therapy, and Narrative Therapy into my treatment approaches. I adjust my approaches based on your individual needs and preferences. I believe that it is important to address the symptoms that cause you distress, but that it is not beneficial to you to focus only on symptom management.

I take an individual and strengths-based approach to therapy, and specialize in working with adults who deal with trauma, insomnia, depression, substance use disorders, and anxiety. I hope to cultivate an accepting and empowering environment where you can feel supported and challenged to progress. I hope to give you practical help in getting to your goals, and provide feedback and exercises to work on outside of our time together, increasing the size of your tool kit to deal with life stressors and mental health challenges.

Life can be challenging to navigate at times and when anxiety or trauma is present it can seem nearly impossible to find your way along life’s journey. Finding a therapist to take that journey with can sometimes feel overwhelming as well and I would like to ease that process for you. As a counselor and fellow human, I operate from an authentic place where openness, honesty and compassion prevail. I will meet you exactly where you are at and we will move forward from there in a holistic fashion, treating the mind, body and spirit as a whole.

I specialize in therapy for anxiety and OCD in children, teens, and young adults; therapy and evaluations for toddlers, preschoolers, and young children; and parenting support. For young children, I offer diagnostic assessments to better understand their symptoms, development, and relationships, and to guide treatment recommendations. Therapy for young children can help them and their caregivers to improve their relationship, improve coping skills, reduce emotional outbursts or other mental health symptoms, and reduce parenting stress. I use strategies from evidence-based approaches, tailored for the needs of each family.

Just as the body naturally moves toward physical health, the brain's natural tendency is to move toward mental health. But sometimes the brain can be blocked from its natural tendency due to disturbing life experiences. When this block occurs, we can experience ongoing symptoms and emotional distress. Disturbing life experiences can affect our ability to optimally function in the present. Memories, feelings, and beliefs that are associated with difficult events can cloud our perceptions and responses to people and situations in the current circumstances of our lives.