ADHD Therapists in Wayland, MI

Are you looking for a therapist who is honest, direct, and focused on helping you in a way that fits your needs? Are you struggling with Anxiety, Depression, Bipolar Disorder, motivation, time management, impulse control, and so much more? Do you struggle with overwhelming emotions and relationship issues? If you answered YES to any or all of these questions, I am the therapist for you! My approach is different from the rest. My "ADHD superpower" is helping those just like me who struggle in a world not designed for them. This has caused trauma you no longer have to carry. Let me help lighten your load and heal your soul.

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LMSW) with over six years of experience working with Michigan residents to improve their mental health and reach their personal goals. I am enthusiastic about assisting couples improve their relationship satisfaction, as well as working with individuals to enhance the quality of their lives. My focus in relationship-therapies relies on methods from Gottman and Emotionally Focused Therapies (EFT). I have experience in working with individuals struggling with substance use concerns, trauma, depression, anxiety, sexual identity concerns, grief, management of ADHD symptoms, and life transitions.

I believe in order to make changes in our lives, we must first examine the impact that past relationships, experiences, and environments have had on us. The therapeutic process allows us to examine and process how things that have happened to us can impact who we are as individuals and integrate the past into who we are in the present. The therapeutic relationship can help us to identify sources of resilience and strength that can help us to overcome past negative experiences. By connecting our past with who we are in the present, we can start the process of change.

Life's journey is an unpredictable adventure, full of seasons of splendor and seasons that shake us to our core. Some days, it feels as though we are wandering in a maze, grappling with battles that loom large on the horizon. As a clinician, my calling is to stand by your side, whether you're an individual, a child, or a family, offering solace and hope as you traverse the trials on your quest for healing.

I strive to create a compassionate and safe environment where clients can experience lasting change and growth in their lives. I enjoy working with clients of all backgrounds. In my work I incorporate creativity with proven techniques including Cognitive Behavior Therapy and other techniques to provide treatment that is individualized and the best fit for each client's needs. I take a person-centered, solution focused approach that is safe while challenging at the same time. Our treatment plan will be specific to your wants and needs.

We all carry stories that need acknowledgement - the things you talk about but more importantly, the things you don't. In addition to my own life experiences, I have worked alongside individuals who have survived trauma, battled with depression and anxiety, mood disorders, and suicidality, experienced significant family conflict or major life changes, and suffered devastating loss. I am here to walk with you through the hard things: past, present, and future.

Hi, I’m Nate Apel, LLPC, a Limited Licensed Professional Counselor, and I'm currently accepting new clients, so, for the time being anyway, there's no waiting to get in to see me. I specialize in working with children, youth, adults, families, and couples, and I look forward to helping you, and those in your care, achieve a greater sense of calm and wellbeing. I completed my Master’s in Counseling, and my Bachelors in Family Life Education from Spring Arbor University, and I bring 15 years of clinical and life experience working with youth, families and adults in schools, churches, and private practice.

The ideal individual to engage in therapy with me is someone struggling with the effects of trauma and seeking to heal from its lingering wounds. This includes individuals coping with symptoms of PTSD or developmental trauma. PTSD often includes those who experienced or witnessed life-threatening events or sexual trauma. Developmental trauma refers to individuals who lacked a stable, nurturing attachment with their caregivers during their upbringing. In therapy, we collaborate to identify interventions tailored to their unique requirements.

Life is full of ups, downs, and unexpected turns. Sometimes, it can be helpful to have someone in your corner who can assist you in processing all of life's changes. Whether what you are experiencing is the loss of a loved one, stress from a job or school, relationship issues, or something else causing you to feel overwhelmed, I am here to walk alongside you.