Richard Hanson II is an interactive, solution-focused, and cognitive-behavioral therapist who specializes in helping clients effectively address personal life challenges. His therapeutic approach includes providing support and practical feedback while integrating complementary methodologies to create a highly personalized experience for each client. With compassion and understanding, Richard works with individuals to build on their strengths and achieve their committed personal growth. His areas of expertise encompass depression, anxiety, relationship issues, gender identity, LGBTQ issues, and PTSD. Having studied cognitive-behavioral techniques at the Beck Institute for Cognitive Therapy, he is also trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy, assisting clients in processing traumatic memories. As an independently licensed social worker, Richard specializes in individual, couples, and family therapies. He utilizes Cognitive-Behavioral, Solution-Focused, and EMDR techniques in his practice located in Royal Oak, Michigan, and Provincetown, Massachusetts. Additionally, he offers sessions via teleconferencing across all three states, making his therapeutic support accessible to a wider audience.

Rosie Barton, LCSW, is a compassionate and skilled Clinical Social Worker specializing in treating eating disorders, as well as providing support for a diverse range of issues including trauma, depression, and anxiety. With years of experience, Rosie understands how individuals develop coping mechanisms to survive painful experiences. However, she recognizes that for those struggling with eating disorders, these survival strategies can become hindrances, limiting the ability to fully embrace life. Rosie is committed to guiding her clients on a courageous journey into the heart of their true selves, where they can confront fear, discomfort, and pain. As a dedicated therapist, she engages deeply with her clients, standing alongside them as they embark on their vital journey towards recovery. Rosie’s holistic approach addresses the root causes of challenges rather than merely alleviating symptoms. She is trained in various therapeutic modalities, including EMDR and psychedelic integration, and emphasizes the transformative power of connecting mind and heart. Rosie believes that effective therapy thrives on a strong therapeutic relationship, which fosters safety and visibility essential for meaningful work. She also provides valuable tools for clients to engage in their therapeutic process between sessions, ensuring optimal results. Rosie is passionate about her role in the healing journey and welcomes potential clients to reach out for a conversation.

Chelsea Crowe is a dedicated Licensed Mental Health Counselor with extensive experience working with children, adolescents, and adults who are grappling with mental health challenges and intellectual disabilities, as well as providing support to their families. Throughout her career, she has worked closely with clients facing a range of issues, including anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, addiction, obsessive-compulsive disorder, personality disorders, and trauma. Chelsea has specific experience with the Prader-Willi population, which further enhances her diverse skill set. She collaborates with clients to help them identify their strengths and limitations while recommending effective treatment options and setting achievable goals for living fulfilling lives. Chelsea regularly incorporates elements of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Processing Therapy, and mindfulness techniques into her treatment plans. Recognizing that mental illness can feel daunting, especially when individuals are uncertain about seeking help, Chelsea passionately educates her clients on brain function and its impact on behavior. She empowers individuals with the essential tools to foster better mental health and wellbeing.