Priority Health Therapists in Novi, MI

You have made a positive, courageous choice to seek out therapy and healing. I primarily work with teens, young adults, and adults and provide support to people who experience anxiety, depression, grief and loss, trauma, relationship issues, and difficult life transitions.

I’m a Mental Health Professional, Certified Life Coach, and former Athlete. I have spent the beginning of my career gaining experience in the mental health field. I have experience in working with anxiety disorders, mood disorders, depression, substance abuse, psychotic disorders, autism spectrum disorder, cognitive deficits, and various other mental health conditions. I also have multiple years of experience lifting weights and exercising as I lost nearly 100 lbs in a body transformation.

I provide the following services to those whom need, individual, couple, family and group therapy for the following mental health issues, Depression, PTSD, Anxiety disorders, grief and loss and case management with your psychiatrist, if you take medication and need it to be manage for example. I also, provide treatment for those whom are suffering from alcoholism and drugs.

For me, the focus of therapy has always been the relationship. I work hard to build a strong relationship with my clients so they may feel comfortable sharing vulnerabilities in their life.

Dr. Clarissa Gayer is a Psychologist in Michigan who has been practicing since 2012. She has a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology. Dr. Gayer provides integrative care focusing on the whole individual and assisting the person to achieve what they desire and to live their best life. Dr. Gayer has a passion for older adults and their families and has more than 26 years of experience in this particular area. Outside of work, Dr. Gayer loves animals and being outdoors, particularly anything related to water.

Spring Grimes, LMSW Spring Grimes is a Licensed Master Social Worker in Michigan who has been practicing since 1993. She earned her Bachelor's in Social Science Work from Oakland University and her Master's Degree in Social Work from Eastern Michigan University School of Social Work. Spring works with individuals (age 18+), older adults and families, to provide them with support with managing their health through recovery and maintenance of their psychological health. She has more than 31 years of experience working with individuals, families, and children in community-based, school-based, and hospital settings.

Nicole uses an integrative approach to therapy, blending styles in a way that accommodates the unique needs of each individual. She is a certified Child and Adolescent Anxiety Treatment Professional and also certified in Dialectical Behavior Therapy, and enjoys encorporating its modalities into therapy when appropriate (mindfulness, emotional regulation, distress tolerance and interpersonal effectiveness). Nicole has a deep understanding of school issues, special education, behavior analysis and interventions, self-concept, parent-coaching, girl-issues, ADHD, ASD and improving overall social, emotional and behavioral functioning.

I am a practicing clinical social worker who prides herself in an ability to foster meaningful connections and a safe, supportive environment. I specialize in LGBTQIA+ identities, trauma-informed care, addiction, ADHD, as well as depression, anxiety, and other mood disorders. I have a masters in social work from Wayne State University and licensed by the state of Michigan. I have a certifications in EMDR, motivational interviewing, SMART recovery, and crisis intervention. My goal as a therapist is to assist clients in overcoming the challenges they are facing and join them on their journey to become the best version of themself.

I am a dedicated social worker with experience in providing mental health and substance abuse therapy to adults of all ages. Throughout my career thus far, I have had the privilege of working with individuals from all walks of life, and I am passionate about helping individuals, couples, and adult families overcome their challenges and achieve their goals while utilizing a strengths-based method which highlights the use of positive and healthy attributes and characteristics each person already possesses. My approach to therapy is rooted in empathy, compassion, and a deep understanding of the complex issues that my clients face.

I have been a therapist since 2003 and if there’s one thing I’ve learned over the years, it’s that everyone needs someone to talk to. We all have feelings, whether we feel happy, excited, anxious, worried, nervous, sad or depressed—we need to get those feelings off our chest. Another thing I’ve learned over the years is keeping those feelings bottled up inside can and will make us sick. Why is something as simple as getting things off our chest so difficult to do? I believe it’s because of our pride and fear of judgment about our feelings. As a therapist, I truly strive to allow people to speak freely in a safe environment.

Daliesha Robinson is a Licensed Master Social Worker and a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional in the state of Michigan with over 8 years of experience working with adolescents and adults. She started her career in behavioral health services where she was responsible for linking individuals to resources needed to maintain a self-sufficient lifestyle while managing symptoms of a mental illness. Daliesha customizes her therapy style based on the presenting needs of her clients, motivated to help them achieve their most desired goals, while working with clients with a variety of lived experiences.

Are you relating too much to TikToks about ADHD? Are you a trauma survivor without a diagnosis? Have you been diagnosed with anxiety and depression, but that doesn't quite feel right? I often tell my clients that I am a great therapist for those who have "a spaghetti of concerns." I focus on pulling out the individual noodles of the spaghetti and laying them out for us to see, discuss, understand, treat, and build coping skills. I treat trauma survivors, people with PTSD, neurodiverse people, and those looking for a welcoming, nonjudgemental space. I take a mind-body approach for whole wellness.

It's natural to seek support. Maybe you're facing struggles in a particular area- your job, relationships, education, overall life goals, painful memories- or just feeling like life isn't measuring up altogether. While therapy can be challenging, it can be a positive investment in yourself if you are open and put in the effort. It may be a powerful tool to help you push further in the direction of what's most important to you.

Are you feeling overwhelmed and burned out? Having a hard time managing all your responsibilities? Sometimes you can give so much to others that you lose space for yourself. You may also feel like the tools that used to help you manage everything just aren’t cutting it anymore. There are a number of stressors that can contribute to these feelings of overwhelm: parenting, relationship issues, past trauma, to name a few. Therapy can be a safe space for you to sort through outside pressure and expectations and help you find new tools to enhance your coping so you can get back to feeling like yourself.

Hello and welcome! My name is Ivy Lam and my goal is to provide a welcoming and non-judgmental environment, so you can feel safe and validated when you are talking! One of the approaches I use is a strength-based approach. We all have our own strength, and sometimes when life gets hard it can be hard to see that we have the power within ourselves. I am here to help you see the greatness you have within yourself through many different evidence-based approaches such as strength-based, cognitive behavioral therapy, and dialectical behavioral therapy.

I have been a licensed master clinician for almost a decade, specializing in crisis intervention. After witnessing many individuals reach their "breaking point," I realized the importance of transitioning to a healing setting where we can work on developing the tools and skills necessary to manage life's challenges more deeply. I earned my MSW from Wayne State University, where I focused on cognitive behavioral therapy. My therapeutic approach is collaborative, with a warm and compassionate demeanor. I look forward to embarking on a journey of strength and transformation with you.

Accepting new patients! Whether you are new to therapy or looking to start again, Great Lakes Psychology Group - Novi understands that starting therapy can be overwhelming. That’s why we simplified the process with Find My Therapist. Get started by telling us about yourself, your location, and your insurance. Once you find your best-fit therapist, pick a time that works for you and book an appointment instantly through their calendar. Find My Therapist aims to make your journey as stress-free as possible, so you can start feeling better sooner.

Choosing to attend therapy can be a challenging decision. It is my privilege to help you through your struggles and to succeed through life's many challenges. It is my goal to build a therapeutic alliance with you by creating a safe and supportive atmosphere where you can express your feelings. I strive to provide an empathetic, understanding, and nonjudgmental environment.

Tasha Turner-Freeman is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Michigan who has been practicing since 2016. Tasha practices from a largely somatic perspective which is a fancy way of saying working with the body! Tasha firmly believes that by knowing our body and biology more deeply, we can experience healing and gain skills for long-term resilience. Outside of work, cooking, reading, and bad baking are some of Tasha's favorite things!.