Psychosis Therapists in Ann Arbor, MI

I have experience with treating clients with a variety of diagnoses including Depression, Anxiety Disorder, Bi-polar Disorder, Borderline Personality Disorder, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, Sexuality Issues, Transgender issues, Substance Abuse, Psychosis, Behavioral and Parenting Issues. I've worked in the Behavioral Health Unit of a local hospital for the past several years and have practiced in clinics in urban and rural areas. I have seen clients from a variety of educational backgrounds including higher education such as teachers and professors. At this time, I am seeing patients by telehealth only.

I have over 30 years experience working with: Individuals and Families with Addiction and Mental Health struggles. As you know addictions of any kind have a heavy impact on those caught up in the addictive behavior and people in the lives of the addicted. I also specialize in Mood Disorders, Major Mental Illness; bipolar disorder, psychosis, anxiety and depression. I have a holistic approach; mind/body connection, self care and focus on the whole person.

I am not currently accepting new clients through Telehealth. The most courageous step in starting a journey of change is asking someone for help. My goal is to help individuals heal and feel equipped to develop the tools they need to create a more empowered life. My approach to counseling is collaborative, non-judgmental, and supportive in order to create a healthy space where an individual, couple, or family can freely be themselves.

I believe in a non-judgmental, person-centered, positive approach in the counseling relationship, where the client feels comfortable enough to express their feelings and thoughts while examining factors which may be causing them pain, anxiety, or unhappiness. I also believe that individuals have the power within themselves to overcome these personal barriers to attain their full potential. My goal is to support you and give you tools to use along the way, and also in your future. There is light at the end of what may seem a dark tunnel, but together we will work to get you there.

Welcome, I am Alyssa. You have made a brave step by choosing to seek help, and are on your way towards improving your quality of life. If you are struggling with anxiety or depression related to work, academics, relationships, pregnancy, new parenthood or any other sort of life transition and would like someone to help you find your way through these moments I am here to help. If you have been wondering why you feel the way that you do, I will work with you to help unpack the nature of these concerns and find a way towards understanding and peace.

I am proficient in applying a diverse range of theoretical approaches in individual, group, and family psychotherapy. My extensive experience extends to working with clients diagnosed with various mental health disorders, such as depression, anxiety, self-harm, antisocial disorder, substance abuse, PTSD, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and borderline personality disorder. My training encompasses working with individuals, couples, and families, and my passion lies in guiding individuals toward positive mental health outcomes.

I have over 13 years of clinical experience working with severe and persistent mental illness. I have trained at Michigan Hospital for my Masters Degree in Clinical Social Work. I am here to provide empathetic non-judgmental therapy that empowers your individual needs and desires in treatment.

Thank you for allowing me to assist you in your time of need. I will provide you with empathy, compassion, and understanding, with recommendations, insight, hope, and truth as necessary for recovery and healing. I am proficient in alcohol/drug addiction. I have treated many people with these complex problems. I have also counseled numerous people with severe mental illnesses, including Depression, Bipolar, Anxiety, Post Traumatic Stress, Schizophrenia, Personality Disorders, and comorbidities. Both addiction and mental illness are chronic, debilitating disorders that can be arrested and treated so you can live a life with hope!

Being a transparent person and working in the field of addiction has helped me relate and understand others in their recovery journeys. My purpose today is to help others figure out their ways that they want to live a healthier better life and how they can do that with talk therapy. The ideal client would be someone that is open and willing to make changes in their lives and to grow by self reflecting on where they want to go in their future.

Psychotherapy, if done well, provides participants with the gift of self-understanding. That self understanding, I have found, comes from the experience of being listened to and understood by a sensitive and knowledgeable therapist. But in addition, psychotherapy needs to practically address problems. I have extensive training in contemporary psychoanalytic approaches, which allows me to help patients understand themselves more deeply; often this produces profound changes. But when problems require practical techniques, I integrate aspects of cognitive-behavioral, family systems, and humanistic approaches.

It is wonderful that you decided to begin the process of finding a therapist. I think that it is vital that you find someone that is a good fit for you. It is important to create an environment that is free of judgment so that you can feel safe expressing yourself. The way we form our identity is complex, many roles play a factor including our environment, family history, current relationships, and lifestyle. Through the journey of life, events both positive and painful help to mold us. The path of healing and exploration into yourself can lead to a stronger, happier, healthier you.

Michelle Walsh is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Michigan who has been practicing since 2018. She graduated from the University of Michigan School of Social Work. Michelle believes in the foundational tenet of Dialectical Behavior Therapy that states we are all doing our best, and we can also be doing better. She allows this to lead her practice as she acknowledges the stigma related to mental health treatment, our inherent discomfort of change, and the impact our environment and genetics have on our thoughts, emotions, and behavior.

Mary A. Eldredge is a Licensed Master Social Worker in Michigan who has been practicing since 2003. Mary partners with clients to help them achieve goals and skills for a life that is more manageable and more fulfilling. She offers skills in a range of evidencebased approaches. Mary believes that therapy is a supportive partnership between therapist and client that empowers the client to build independence and selfreliance. She has provided service to others in the helping professions who struggle with compassion fatigue, impostor syndrome, fear of failure/success, as well as nonprofession related issues.

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.

Marisa is mindfulness-based psychotherapist who works to provide a safe, collaborative, and affirming space centered around each client's needs. Marisa takes great care to create a nonjudgemental space where clients can learn, grow, and discover a valued life. Marisa’s style is empathic, warm, and collaborative and she puts her clients quickly at ease with her authentic style.

Dr. Chang, founder of Therapy Lab and TL Kids, has provided science-based psychological treatment since 2008. Using evidence-based treatments and a compassionate approach, she offers expertise based on a decade of experience at prestigious research-oriented psychology programs, including UCLA and NYU's Child Study Center, with degrees from Princeton University and The University of Georgia.

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.

Making the decision to seek help can often be hard, but it can also be rewarding. I'm a Christian clinician offering a safe and healing space. I honor change as life's true constant. Every person will experience life challenges in their own unique way. Sometimes life changes cause conflicts and struggles that can be difficult to work through on your own. Struggling with emotional, mental health concerns, spirituality or health issues can cause feelings of anxiety, depression, and stress. I am committed to work with you as you develop positive coping skills to make healthy life changes.

Through life you may feel as though you are in a constant fight with yourself. Where the history of your battles have not been won, but only suppressed. Overtime they are unknowingly disarmed and you find yourself walking across an unknown terrain that triggers you to fall apart. With this comes the ability to pick up your broken pieces and put them all back together healthily. What is great about being human is the ability to learn and grow.