Teletherapy for Lansing, MI

I am very excited to start working with you towards building a life worth living! Together we can identify skills and coping strategies to help you in daily living. I have many years of experience working with children, adolescents, and adults. I am specifically trained in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) and Trauma Focused-Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT). I also have training in Strength Based Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Anger Management, and Parenting Skills. I have experience working with individuals suffering from depression, anxiety, and the effects of trauma.

Terri Rose is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who has been practicing since 2016. She graduated from Nova Southeastern University with a Master of Science in Family Therapy. Terri believes in a systemic approach when considering many issues clients face. Whether she is working with individuals, couples, or families, Terri focuses on the interactions and relationships within each individuals' unique systems, including family, society, culture, etc. Her main areas of focus include relationship issues, anxiety, and self-esteem.

My ideal client is someone who wants to make steps to change their life for the better. What "better" looks like depends on their needs, and we will work together to find it. They would be someone who needs a helping hand and support to reach their goals and get through life's difficult times. This person may be seeking out therapy to find support that they don't have in their life already or to bolster their existing support system.

David Cooper LMSW, has worked within the behavioral health field for over 20 years. He is a fully licensed Master level mental health therapist. Dave’s primary focus early in treatment is centered on trust development, and understanding of what the client would like to gain from the therapeutic experience. In doing so, Dave primarily utilizes a cognitive behavioral therapy approach, combined with other clinical models including strength-based and solution-focused interventions. The aim with these clinical models is to allow for effective change in a client’s life through such things as psychoeducation, affect modulation.

Amy Harris has a Masters in Clinical Social Work from Michigan State University. She began her career as a home-based therapist working with children, adolescents, and families. However, she specializes in treating individuals 18+ with anxiety, depression, and trauma. She strives to create a safe, nonjudgmental space for those to be their authentic self. She believes every person is unique and tailors her approach to help individuals heal in their own way. In her free time, Amy enjoys playing the piano, travelling, camping, and spending time with her family and friends.

I believe that healing is not only an individual journey but also a collective one. My approach to therapy is holistic and transpersonal, which acknowledges the interconnectedness of all things and focuses on mind, body, and energy/spirit together. Sessions are always client-centered - whatever feels most central to you and your life is what we focus on. I often bring in somatic practices to foster self-awareness. This means we may work on identifying signals from your body that can help you with emotional regulation and building resilience in the face of challenges.

I believe in the uniqueness of each person’s story, the innate power to overcome the darkest moments in life, and the beauty that comes from the process. In session, my intention is to build a trusting and collaborative relationship, bringing warmth, compassion, empathy, truth-telling, and hope to our time together. I utilize a holistic approach to healing, focusing on the integration of emotional, physical, and spiritual wellness. It is a great privilege to walk alongside those who are willing to put in the hard and courageous work to find hope and healing.

I am a Michigan and South Carolina-licensed clinical social worker with over 20 years of experience working as a therapist. I have spent the majority of my career as a Social Worker on Active Duty with the military, treating conditions from mild anxiety/depression to PTSD. I have worked with clients with a wide range of concerns including depression, anxiety, relationship issues, parenting problems, career challenges, OCD, and ADHD. I also helped many people who have experienced physical trauma or emotional abuse.

Are you feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or hopeless? Do you feel as though you are never enough? Life can be difficult at times and can become overwhelming. I am here to let you know there is help in dealing with the struggles in life. You do not have to transition through the phases of life alone. What if you could regain your power, freedom, and confidence? We will work together to find and remove barriers that keep you from healing and finding your true fulfillment, success, and potential!

Relationships offer an opportunity to heal just as they offer an opportunity for hurt. Sometimes it's difficult to tell these two apart. In relationships, we are a balancing act of history, the present, & what is to come. And sometimes within all that movement, all that history, all that will be, we sometimes get stuck in the hurt, alone. I hope to offer a relationship that is not without its friction, though I keep healing as my guide. This does not have to be a solo journey. I believe our combined sense of healing, as well as our combined sense of hurt, can do much more together. I look forward to unimaginable change.

Meghan Faust, LMSW, ACSW Through my work, I am committed to helping adolescents, adults, and families navigate a variety of challenges including depression, anxiety, mood disorders, grief and loss, ADHD, eating disorders, behavioral issues and other stressors that affect all of us at some time in our lives. I have 15 years of experience as a mental health therapist. I graduated with my Master's of Social Work from Michigan State University. I am part of the Academy of Certified Social Workers. Before starting private practice in 2013, I was a therapist for adjudicated youth for 5 years.

I specialize in supporting women who are coping with anxiety, trauma, depression or burnout. I will support you as we work to heal the past and manage the present. Our time together will provide you with the space to feel empowered, to feel safe, and comfortable. You'll be able to gain real clarity and express your thoughts and feelings to start feeling like yourself again.

I offer a compassionate, flexible, safe space for people who are experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma or strong feelings of grief over the loss of a loved one. My goal is to help you stop feeling overwhelmed and start guiding you to where things feel manageable again. I take great joy in providing you a place to feel the difficult things you need to feel, explore your thoughts, feelings, goals and really accept you for who you are and where you are in your current life circumstances.

Do yo feel that your worId has gotten completely out of control? Do you want to find a way to get it back? I am so glad that you made the decision to be here today! Making the decision to begin therapy can be difficult. The world is a very difficult place to be right now and I am going to help navigate it with you. Now that you're here this will be your safe place to share your thoughts and feelings as we start to untangle all of the excess baggage you've been carrying around for who knows how long that just weighing you down. Together, you and I will come up with a plan to get you back to a place of good health and happiness.

Krista Stevens has been working in the helping profession of micro and macro practice for over 15 years. She is a fully licensed Master level therapist with a degree in clinical social work from Michigan State University and a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Oakland University. Krista brings professional background and lived perspective from her work in child welfare since 2011. In the clinical setting she specializes in walking alongside children and their care takers, young adults, and women in their 30's through a trauma informed lens. She is currently focused on work with clients between 6 to 39 years of age.

You may be feeling overwhelmed by a recent turn of events--the death of a loved one, a bad break-up, becoming a parent, changing careers. Or perhaps you're struggling with more longstanding issues (low self-esteem, for instance) that you've tried to resolve on your own. We face so many pressures about who we should be and how we should live our lives. Sometimes we end up hiding parts of ourselves or conforming to belong. And we lose touch with who we truly are and what makes us feel alive. This disconnection to our truth can lead to feeling not good enough, lonely, depressed and anxious. Imagine feeling whole and accepted..

I am a licensed clinical social worker with 21 years of experience as a mental health therapist. I strive to create a safe and supportive environment where you can feel heard, validated and empowered.

Doctor of Nursing Practice with Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner specialty from Rush University Chicago, Illinois; experience in many capacities, including inpatient, outpatient, urgent care and emergency department psychiatric triage, assertive community treatment program, substance use disorders clinic, psychosocial rehabilitation, and neuromodulation clinic.

I provide counseling to individuals, families, couples, teens and older adults helping to assess and come up with ways to move through life's challenges. Each client presents with unique needs and that is the starting point to come up with a client centered plan to make changes and move forward. I have experience working with various areas; but most of my clients present with depression, anxiety, trauma, relationship conflicts, losses and grief, addictions as well as employment concerns. I have worked in the mental health field for almost 40 years and see how empowerment and guidance can help peoples' lives vastly improve.