Medicare Therapists in Birmingham, MI

Deciding to start therapy can be overwhelming, but it doesn't have to be. My goal is to make the process feel approachable, safe and welcoming. I am dedicated to meeting you where you are in the therapy process to cultivate a safe and trusting relationship between us so you can achieve your goals at your own pace. While I pull from several different therapeutic models, my core is client centered and strengths based. I strive to make sure my clients feel comfortable being themselves while receiving therapy.

In my practice, I adopt an approach that puts your intrinsic strengths front and center, focusing on you as a unique individual. I take into account your overall well-being and draw from a specialized understanding of chronic, toxic stress, and complex trauma. My commitment is to establish an environment that fully embraces your needs, concerns, and aspirations. I strongly believe in the transformative power of recognizing and magnifying your inner strengths. Through a person-centered approach, my sole focus is on you – your experiences, your emotions, and your unique journey.

I have been providing counseling services to children, adolescents and adults for over 20 years. I am deeply committed to helping you navigate life's stressors and crises. Often we are unhappy because of things occuring in our lives that we believe are out of our control. I believe in empowering people to make the changes necessary to lead happier and more fulfillling lives.

My name is Dr. Kathy A. Morrow. I am a fully licensed, clinical psychologist with a private practice in Birmingham, Michigan. The name of my business is Reprieve Well Being Center (rwbcenter.com). I have been performing out-patient treatment and offering consultative services for the past 23 years. I am, overall, a general practitioner and render services to boys, girls, adults, couples, families, groups and communities. Some of my areas of expertise include: IQ testing, ADHD assessments, personality testing, life coaching, team-building exercises, retreat organizing, critical incident debriefing and mentorship. I am also a part-time, adjunct psychology professor at WCCCD.