Patricia Fridman is a dedicated psychotherapist with over 20 years of clinical experience and certification in Family and Couples Therapy. She graduated from Wayne State University in 1994 and has a wealth of experience in outpatient mental health and substance abuse treatment, hospital social work, as well as expertise in maternal and child healthcare, general medicine, and psychiatry. Her areas of interest include the treatment of mood disorders such as anxiety, depression, and bipolar disorder, alongside anger management, grief counseling, and coping with illness. Patricia is well-versed in addressing complex issues related to immigration and acculturation, as well as providing couples therapy focused on communication, healing after infidelity, infertility challenges, and divorce. She also specializes in family therapy and parenting skills. With her compassionate and culturally sensitive approach, she excels in creating a safe space for individuals, couples, and families to navigate their challenges. Patricia's practice currently offers Teletherapy sessions, creating accessible support for her clients during these unprecedented times.

At the Farmington Hills Center for Child Therapy, therapy is designed exclusively for children ages 3-10. This vibrant and colorful space is tailored to meet the unique needs of young clients, providing an atmosphere that is both friendly and welcoming. Understanding that a child’s comfort is paramount, the center strives to create an environment where kids can flourish. The services offered are thoughtfully crafted to address a variety of support needs, particularly in areas such as ADHD and parenting. Highly trained and compassionate therapists are dedicated to fostering a nurturing environment, ensuring that every child feels safe and valued. By combining modalities like Humanistic, Play Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), the center creates an inclusive and fun-filled setting where children can develop essential life skills and effectively navigate obstacles. For families seeking a compassionate approach to therapy that intertwines joy with growth, the Farmington Hills Center for Child Therapy is committed to guiding each child on their unique journey, making a meaningful difference in their lives.

David Hopkins is a compassionate therapist and Clinical Social Worker, holding credentials as an LMSW and CAADC. With a specialized certificate from MCBAP as a Certified Advanced Alcohol & Drug Counselor, he excels in providing support for teens and adults facing the challenges of addiction, trauma, PTSD, and depression. David utilizes a wide array of therapy types, including Somatic, Culturally Sensitive, and Positive Psychology, to tailor the healing process to each individual's needs. His integrative approach blends both traditional methods like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and modern techniques such as Mindfulness-Based Therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). Committed to fostering growth, David creates a safe and nurturing environment for individuals, couples, and groups to explore their emotions and work towards achieving their personal goals. His dedication to promoting understanding and positive change makes him an exceptional choice for those seeking a supportive therapeutic experience.

Dr. Steven Hanley, a licensed Clinical Psychologist with a PhD, is dedicated to helping individuals, couples, and families navigate the complexities of emotional distress. Graduating from the University of Detroit Mercy in 2005, he has since specialized in addressing challenges such as depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, and troubled relationships. With a profound understanding of psychodynamic therapy and cognitive behavioral approaches, Dr. Hanley creates a safe and nonjudgmental environment that fosters genuine collaboration in therapy. His empathetic style allows clients to explore the origins of their pain and liberate themselves from unsatisfying patterns. In addition to his therapeutic practice, Dr. Hanley serves as an Adjunct Instructor at the University of Detroit Mercy and has previously worked as a Senior Research Associate at the University of Michigan Institute for Social Research, further enriching his expertise in the field of psychology.

Dr. Donald McMillan is a compassionate psychologist who believes that the answers to our most profound questions lie within us, awaiting the right guidance to surface. He understands that what individuals often need is a attentive listener who poses insightful questions, steering them toward their own solutions. Rejecting the notion that any therapist possesses all the answers, Dr. McMillan focuses on tailoring his therapeutic approach to the unique concerns of each client. His modalities include Imago, Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Body and Emotion therapies, and many others, allowing for a comprehensive exploration of all facets of individual and relational challenges. He excels in providing support for adults and elders facing anxiety, addiction, depression, and relationship issues, including intimacy and family dynamics. Whether working with individuals, couples, or groups, Dr. McMillan’s holistic and person-centered approach offers a safe space for transformative healing through experiential and cognitive techniques.

Jeffery Lusko is a Limited Licensed Psychologist with over 30 years of experience in the mental health field, dedicated to assisting individuals in navigating life's challenges. His clinical expertise spans a diverse clientele, including children, adolescents, and adults, with a formal education in Clinical Psychology specializing in trauma and trauma-related conditions. He addresses a wide range of psychiatric and mental health issues such as depression, anxiety disorders, stress and trauma-related disorders, LGBTQ concerns, attention deficit conditions, interpersonal difficulties, and adjustment challenges. Jeffery's therapeutic approach emphasizes the neuroscience of well-being, recognizing that overcoming obstacles is rooted in an individual's neurobiology. He collaborates with each client to create personalized strategies to help them achieve their goals, employing a variety of research-based modalities, including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Trauma-Focused interventions. Beyond his mental health expertise, Jeffery is also a certified fitness professional, integrating health and fitness into his practice. He understands the vital connection between mental well-being and positive lifestyle changes, making him a compassionate ally on his client's journeys toward personal growth and fulfillment.

Jamell Jefferson, a dedicated Counselor with 14 years of experience, specializes in guiding individuals, couples, families, and groups on their journey towards healing. With a person-centered and strength-based approach to psychological counseling, Jamell focuses on transformation and skill development to help clients navigate life's challenges. Recognizing the importance of spirituality, they address all dimensions of an individual’s life to equip them with essential skills for overcoming various life experiences. Jamell’s commitment lies in helping clients achieve their highest potential by providing the guidance, healing, and peace they seek. As a supportive partner in the therapeutic process, Jamell walks alongside clients, facilitating a path toward growth and renewal.

Demi Josephson, PhD, LP, is a compassionate psychologist dedicated to guiding teens and adults through life’s significant changes, which often generate numerous stressors. These can include academic and athletic pressures, challenging social circles, and uncertainties regarding the future, leading to anxiety, depression, self-doubt, and a disconnect from a fulfilling life. Demi’s mission is to collaborate with clients during these pivotal transitions, fostering insight and awareness, while strengthening their resilience to manage stress effectively. Through comprehensive neuro- and psychological evaluations, Demi provides tailored psychotherapy focused on easing emotional and physical distress. The therapeutic approach is rooted in establishing a strong relationship with clients and integrating Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) to achieve specific treatment goals. Recognizing that seeking help can be daunting, Demi creates a non-judgmental and safe space for clients, allowing them to share their thoughts and emotions freely while exploring their past, present, and future. With a commitment to health and wellness, Demi eagerly anticipates the opportunity to support clients on their journey.

Lynn Keidan is a compassionate and skilled clinical social worker/therapist, dedicated to helping adults and elders navigate feelings of persistent anxiety, depression, shame, and strained relationships. With over twenty-five years of experience in mental health and substance abuse treatment, Lynn provides a safe and nonjudgmental space for individuals and families to explore their challenges. She specializes in various therapeutic approaches, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, EMDR, and cognitive behavioral therapy, emphasizing a strengths-based and eclectic style tailored to each client's unique needs. For those facing issues related to substance use or looking to enhance their coping skills, Lynn is committed to guiding clients in processing painful experiences and fostering resilience. She supports individuals in identifying what is working and not working in their lives, clarifying their values, and addressing difficult emotions. With Lynn's guidance, clients can make gradual changes towards a more fulfilling life filled with greater happiness, balance, and purpose. She is eager to embark on this journey of growth and healing with you.

Laya Kleinman is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist who understands the overwhelming feelings of shame, vulnerability, and inadequacy that many individuals experience. She recognizes that clients often feel anxious or reach a breaking point and find it difficult to articulate their disconnection from loved ones. In her practice, Laya collaborates with clients to delve into the intricacies of their anxiety, discovering essential tools that pave the way towards emotional wellbeing. Known for her practicality and grounded approach, her clients appreciate her great listening skills. Laya offers a compassionate and multifaceted therapeutic experience, focusing on empowering individuals to build confidence in overcoming everyday challenges. As a mother, she relates to the demands of balancing motherhood, relationships, and self-care. Laya believes that everyone possesses the innate key to their own happiness, and she works alongside her clients to foster wholeness and healing. Together, they navigate through the highs and lows of life, often sharing laughter, as they learn to utilize anxiety and past challenges as gifts. Her ultimate goal is to guide clients from merely surviving to truly thriving in their lives.

Wendy Koebel is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, holding LCSW and ACSW credentials. With a focus on individuals across various age groups—including preteens, teens, adults, and elders—she specializes in addressing top issues such as depression, anxiety, and parenting. Wendy believes in empowering her clients by teaching them essential skills that enable them to remain calm and in control amidst life’s challenges. Through her diverse array of therapeutic techniques—including CBT, Clinical Hypnosis, EFT, and mindfulness practices—she ensures that therapy is tailored to meet each client's unique goals. Wendy excels in assisting motivated individuals who aspire to create positive changes in their lives, providing both talk therapy and innovative methods such as guided meditations and breathing techniques. Her compassionate, culturally sensitive, and integrative approach helps clients feel better, fostering an environment where healing can thrive.

Catherine Krstevski is a compassionate Limited Licensed Psychologist, dedicated to helping her clients navigate the complexities of life. She understands that maintaining relationships and productivity can be challenging, especially when feelings of anxiety, depression, or relational issues arise. Catherine creates a safe and nurturing environment where individuals can delve into their thoughts and emotions effectively. Recognizing that it’s not uncommon for people to feel lost or struggle to articulate their feelings, she works collaboratively with her clients to uncover the underlying issues, fostering a path toward clarity and change. Her therapeutic approaches, including Humanistic, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Psychoanalytic methods, ensure a personalized experience tailored to the needs of teens, adults, and elders alike.

Dr. Laura Hutchison and her associates are dedicated to providing exceptional psychological services to individuals of all ages, including preteens, children, teens, toddlers, and adults, at their main office in Farmington Hills, as well as satellite offices in South Lyon, Fenton, Plymouth, and Ann Arbor. With her credentials as a fully licensed psychologist and Registered Play Therapist Supervisor (RPT/S), Dr. Hutchison offers supervision and training for fellow clinicians. The practice encompasses a range of clinical experiences, addressing attachment issues, behavior problems, mood disorders, and concerns within the LGBTQ community. Utilizing a variety of therapeutic modalities, such as expressive arts, play therapy, attachment-based approaches, and family systems therapy, Dr. Hutchison and her team strive to create a safe and therapeutic space for healing. They proudly offer HIPAA-compliant TeleHealth therapy services, ensuring accessibility for all clients. Dr. Hutchison believes that everyone matters, and she firmly stands by the principle that change is possible. With a commitment to supporting individuals on their unique journeys toward better mental health, her practice welcomes clients without regard to race, gender, or sexual preference.