Dr. Erika Homann is a fully-licensed psychologist with a PhD, trained at the prestigious University of Michigan and the Michigan Psychoanalytic Institute. She specializes in psychodynamic psychotherapy, psychoanalysis, and provides supervision alongside parent guidance and personality testing. With a focus on individuals experiencing challenges such as depression, relationship issues, and personality disorders, Dr. Homann creates a safe, neutral, and confidential environment for her clients. Her approach, deeply rooted in psychodynamic principles, is particularly beneficial for those who have faced long-standing difficulties and seek more than just temporary relief. Individuals contemplating psychodynamic therapy or psychoanalysis will find that Dr. Homann offers an opportunity to explore deeper insights through her intensive treatment methods, ensuring a tailored consultation to identify the most effective path forward.

Michelle Howard, LMSW, is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist who believes that each individual is the captain of their ship. She partners with clients on their unique journeys, respecting their expertise in their own lives. Michelle creates a safe and welcoming space for her clients to process, explore, and express their feelings, whatever might be affecting their present. Her therapeutic approach is holistic, growth-oriented, and focused on empowerment, incorporating values such as cultural humility, empathy, curiosity, integrity, respect, and thoughtfulness. Passionate about working with adolescents, children, and adults, Michelle tailors her techniques to meet the specific needs of each client. Her experience includes addressing anxiety, depression, grief and loss, challenging behaviors in children, relationship and attachment issues, trauma, and life transitions. Understanding the importance of the therapeutic relationship, she recognizes that finding the right fit can be daunting and is committed to helping potential clients feel at ease. Michelle is available to provide insights into her approach and discuss how she can assist, ensuring a supportive process toward wellness.

Deborah Howell is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with substantial experience supporting adolescents and adults. She specializes in addressing challenges such as depression, anxiety, adult ADHD, and PTSD. With a client-centered approach, Deborah focuses on the whole person, guiding clients in recognizing unhelpful patterns and uncovering beliefs that hinder their well-being. Utilizing techniques like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, and Solution Focused Therapy, she fosters an environment where clients can explore and navigate their journey. Recognizing the courage it takes to seek help, Deborah values each individual's first steps towards achieving their goals and looks forward to collaborating with them on this meaningful path.

Shu-lan Hung is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist whose practice focuses on promoting healing and growth in adults and elders facing challenges such as stress, anxiety, trauma, and PTSD. Utilizing an integrative approach, she incorporates various therapeutic modalities, including Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), EMDR, mindfulness-based techniques, and compassion-focused strategies tailored to each client's unique needs. Shu-lan believes that the counseling journey is an opportunity for individuals to gain self-awareness, restore inner strengths, and heal emotional pain, empowering them to create meaningful changes in their lives. With her extensive clinical training and experience, she addresses a wide range of issues, including anxiety and depression, trauma, grief, crisis intervention, and life transitions for international students and immigrants. Fluent in English, Mandarin Chinese, and Taiwanese, Shu-lan is committed to providing a supportive environment conducive to growth and healing.

Kathleen Irvin is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist with specialized expertise in assisting adults aged 20 and older who are grappling with chronic illness, depression, bipolar disorder, life transitions, and various challenging situations. With a compassionate approach, she also provides support for those dealing with school and work issues, retirement, and the aging process. Kathleen's goal is to guide her clients towards coping effectively, understanding their emotions, and navigating life's complexities with confidence. She recognizes that individuals often find themselves stuck in repetitive behaviors and thought patterns that lead to frustration. Her belief is that these behaviors often serve as coping mechanisms for underlying concerns. Kathleen works collaboratively with her clients to uncover alternative solutions and empower them to adopt new beliefs and actions that align with their values and aspirations. Known for her upfront, honest, and actively engaging style, Kathleen fosters a dynamic therapeutic relationship where she challenges her clients to think deeply, reflect, and enact meaningful changes. With a supportive yet challenging approach, she helps her clients take decisive steps towards the transformations they wish to achieve.

Dr. George Didier, a dedicated psychologist with a PsyD, warmly believes that one of the essential ingredients of transformative psychotherapy is the relationship between the individual and the therapist. His approach fosters an environment where clients feel understood and comfortable, significantly aiding in the reduction of symptoms and encouraging self-acceptance. This supportive relationship leads to deeper therapeutic work, promoting lasting change and a more profound experience of one's unique self. Dr. Didier tailors his treatment to each individual, utilizing a holistic approach that draws from a rich blend of contemporary and traditional modalities, including cognitive-behavioral therapy, clinical and interpersonal psychodynamic psychology, mind-body wellness, Jungian psychoanalysis, and spirituality. As a Jungian analyst, he particularly thrives on engaging with individuals at a deeper level. By employing interpersonal and intrapersonal techniques such as empathic emergence, dream analysis, typology, journeying, artistic expressions, and active imagination, Dr. Didier helps clients deepen their ability to listen to and engage their inner self, enriching their journey toward self-discovery and healing.

Dr. Whitney Begeman, a dedicated psychologist with a PsyD and LP credentials, focuses on empowering individuals in helping professions such as healthcare, education, law, and non-profit sectors, along with those navigating academic paths. She has a special commitment to highly sensitive persons (HSP) who are often drawn to supportive roles. Dr. Begeman prioritizes creating an emotionally safe and secure environment, facilitating discussions around various concerns including anxiety, depression, interpersonal struggles, perfectionism, imposter syndrome, empathic distress fatigue, and burnout, tailoring her approach to the unique needs of each individual. Her expertise spans several therapeutic modalities, such as Compassion Focused, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Trauma Resiliency Model (TRM), and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). Dr. Begeman’s mission is to assist individuals in effectively navigating the stressors of their professional and daily lives through research-informed interventions, examining unhelpful beliefs and patterns while fostering healthier relationships with themselves and others. Recently, she has transitioned to full-time as the director of the Michigan Medicine Office of Counseling and Workplace Resilience (OCWR), where she continues to offer her invaluable support to Michigan Medicine faculty, staff, and medical students through dedicated programs.

Michael Kristovic is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist who specializes in working with teenagers, adults, and elders experiencing depression, anxiety, and relationship issues. He believes that through therapy, individuals can break troubling patterns of thoughts and behaviors, foster more fulfilling relationships, increase their coping capacity, and harness their internal resources and strengths to lead a fuller life. With a foundation in psychodynamic therapy, Michael emphasizes the importance of a strong, trusting, and empathic alliance between therapist and client, viewing this relationship as pivotal to effective treatment. He appreciates the unique journey of each client, integrating various therapeutic approaches such as Solution Focused Brief Therapy, Family Systems, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy as needed. Michael's extensive experience spans K-12, private practice, and college counseling, allowing him to offer long-term and brief treatment tailored to the diverse needs of his clientele. As an advanced Ph.D. student at Chicago's Institute for Clinical Social Work, he continues to deepen his expertise and enhance the therapeutic experience for those he serves.

Dr. Barbara J. LaHood, Ph.D., is a dedicated psychologist with extensive expertise in mental health. She brings a compassionate approach to her practice, ensuring that her clients receive the support they need to navigate life's challenges. With a profound commitment to fostering personal growth and emotional well-being, Dr. LaHood is equipped to help individuals explore their inner selves and empower them on their journey towards healing.

P. Jacobs is a compassionate clinical social worker and therapist, bringing nearly two decades of experience in mental health care navigation. Their extensive work has involved supporting clients facing challenges such as trauma, depression, and anxiety across diverse environments, including athletics, educational institutions, hospital settings, and private practice. P. Jacobs has dedicated their career to providing therapy for both adolescent and adult clients, excelling in conducting psychosocial assessments and developing client-centered care plans. Their community engagement includes valuable experience at the Northeast Guidance Center in Detroit, Michigan, where they worked with marginalized youth and young adults, as well as the Guidance Center in Taylor, Michigan. Alongside community mental health, P. Jacobs has specialized in working with professional and semi-professional athletes for nearly twenty years. They understand the significance of meaningful conversations and strive to uncover individuals' unique communication styles and topics, believing every person's story is paramount. The goal of P. Jacobs is to foster transformative change, inspiring growth one individual at a time.

Miriam Jaffa is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist, holding her LMSW credentials. She believes that every individual brings unique life experiences, strengths, and challenges to the therapeutic process. Miriam collaborates with her clients to create a customized treatment approach tailored to meet their needs. She primarily works with adolescents, adults, couples, and families, addressing a broad spectrum of mental health-related issues. Psychotherapy, in her view, serves as a potent tool for navigating life's hardships, whether they involve job stressors, relationship problems, the loss of a loved one, chronic illness, infidelity, divorce, or infertility. Miriam's therapeutic approach emphasizes enhanced emotional wellbeing through improved insight, decision-making capabilities, and coping strategies. Her expertise encompasses the assessment and treatment of depression and anxiety disorders, as well as matters related to relationships, sexual health, and trauma. Recognizing that finding a psychotherapist with whom one feels comfortable can be a daunting task, Miriam encourages potential clients to explore their options and seek a supportive professional who can aid them in their journey towards healing.

Ananda Jatel is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist deeply committed to guiding adults through their journeys of healing and self-discovery. Recognizing the importance of finding a therapist who is a good fit, she creates a judgment-free environment where clients can safely express themselves. Ananda understands that identity is shaped by various factors such as environment, family history, and relationships, and she is equipped to help navigate the complexities of these influences. Each client’s journey is unique, and through her expertise in culturally sensitive practices, positive psychology, and trauma-focused approaches, she facilitates a path towards a stronger, happier, and healthier self. By fostering a therapeutic relationship grounded in trust, Ananda empowers clients to experience meaningful positive changes in their daily lives. As a co-founder of Path to Empowerment PLLC, she invites individuals and families to explore the potential of their minds and emotions in a supportive setting.

Chassi Jensen is a dedicated therapist and clinical social worker who understands that individuals can often feel overwhelmed by emotions such as sadness, anxiety, anger, or shame. She is passionate about empowering clients to establish boundaries and assert themselves in relationships, addressing feelings of being stuck in unhelpful patterns or weighed down by past reminders. Chassi enjoys supporting people with a broad spectrum of concerns, including relationship challenges, life transitions, trauma, grief, anxiety, OCD, and depression. In her practice, she focuses on fostering mindful awareness of emotions and relational patterns. With extensive experience gained from a clinical fellowship and several years at Michigan Medicine, Chassi has honed her skills in evidence-based modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Exposure and Response Prevention, as well as training in Complicated Grief Treatment and psychodynamic therapy. She collaborates closely with her clients, tailoring her approach to meet their unique needs. Chassi firmly believes that meaningful change starts with a strong therapeutic alliance and strives to create a compassionate environment welcoming to clients from all backgrounds.