Kenisha Parham, a Limited Licensed Psychologist, MA, TLLP, specializes in supporting women during the perinatal stages, particularly those navigating the challenges of new parenthood and mental health concerns such as anxiety and depression. With expertise in perinatal mood disorders, she is dedicated to assisting women who are experiencing difficulties adjusting to this significant life transition. Kenisha understands the importance of emotional well-being for new parents and offers compassionate guidance through the complexities of pregnancy and postpartum challenges. She also focuses on early childhood development, working with families dealing with attachment and bonding issues, early childhood trauma, and parenting strategies. Utilizing a Person-Centered and Strength-Based approach, Kenisha tailors her therapeutic methods, incorporating play therapy techniques, mindfulness, and relationship-focused therapy to address the unique needs of each family. Her warm and empathetic support aims to empower families as they navigate the often overwhelming and conflicting information surrounding parenting and early childhood care.

Bryan Peterson is a limited licensed psychologist dedicated to empowering adults and elders facing challenges like depression, anxiety, and women’s issues. He recognizes that choosing a therapist can be overwhelming, often lacking a clear understanding of what therapy entails. In his practice, Bryan respects each individual's unique expertise regarding their own lives. He believes that therapy begins with clients sharing what matters most to them, allowing for authentic exploration at a comfortable pace. Through compassionate listening and undivided attention, he helps clients uncover solutions and gain fresh perspectives on their difficulties. Bryan’s deep understanding of the complexities of human experience allows him to connect with clients as whole individuals, rather than simply addressing symptoms. He acknowledges that while therapy can feel intimidating and challenging, it also holds the potential for transformative change. With a variety of approaches, including mindfulness-based techniques and trauma-focused strategies, he is committed to walking alongside clients in their journey towards healing. Bryan is ready to guide individuals, couples, and families through the ups and downs of life with patience and warmth, facilitating growth even through discomfort. For those considering starting their therapeutic journey, Bryan Peterson provides a safe and welcoming environment to explore whether he is the right fit for their needs.

Meet Dr. Amy Pruneau, a dedicated and licensed psychologist who has recently established her private practice in Farmington Hills, MI. With a rich background in addressing the needs of young children, adolescents, and adults who have experienced trauma, Dr. Pruneau is committed to fostering healing and growth. She has valuable experience within the foster care and criminal justice systems, as well as collaborative efforts with local school districts to tackle educational concerns. Her areas of expertise encompass trauma and PTSD, depression, anxiety, ADHD, learning disabilities, and navigating life transitions. Dr. Pruneau provides both individual and family therapy sessions, adopting a strength-based approach tailored to each client’s unique journey and aspirations. Utilizing a diverse range of therapeutic modalities, including Play Therapy, Attachment-based techniques, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), she meets clients wherever they are, guiding them towards their personal goals.

Ebony Redding is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist who understands that life's unique circumstances can lead individuals to feel lost, confused, and disconnected. With a heart for helping those overwhelmed by their emotions, Ebony is committed to guiding her clients through their emotional landscapes. Throughout her career, she has provided counseling support to children, adults, and families in various settings, including the foster care system, educational institutions, medical environments, and non-profit organizations. These diverse experiences have equipped her with the insight that we all share a universal desire to feel good about ourselves. Ebony believes that everyone who bravely confronts life's challenges holds the potential for healing and growth. In her sessions, clients find a safe and nurturing space to express their fears and struggles, free from judgment. Through the use of various therapeutic modalities—such as Compassion Focused, Trauma Focused, and Solution Focused Brief Therapy—Ebony helps individuals and families learn effective coping strategies to navigate life's obstacles and emerge stronger.

Dr. Ron Rice is a dedicated psychologist with a PhD, bringing a wealth of knowledge and experience to his practice. Specializing in supporting teens and adults, he addresses anxiety, relationship issues, and depression with genuine care and understanding. Dr. Rice employs a diverse range of therapeutic approaches, including Humanistic, Existential, and Gestalt therapies, along with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). His commitment to nurturing healing relationships shines through in his work with individuals, couples, and families. Dr. Rice believes in the transformative power of therapy and is passionate about helping clients navigate life's challenges while fostering personal growth and healthier connections.

Carri Riemer is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist who understands that asking for help can be one of the hardest steps for individuals, regardless of their age. She has always aimed to foster a safe and supportive environment, assisting clients in navigating some of the most challenging moments in their lives. Carri holds a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from Michigan State University, where she completed her internship focused on aiding individuals and families affected by domestic violence. She furthered her education with a Master's in Clinical Social Work from the University of Michigan, undertaking an internship at Wayne State University that allowed her to work with adolescents, adults, and families. With a rich array of post-graduate experiences across multiple settings, Carri specializes in addressing Anxiety, OCD, Depression, grief and loss, as well as relationship issues. Her approach emphasizes honesty and collaboration, inviting clients to be truly themselves and openly engage in the therapeutic process. Carri believes in confronting challenges head-on, guiding her clients through their journey with compassion and commitment.

Danielle Gordon is a compassionate and dedicated licensed professional counselor, MA, LPC, NCC, who understands the challenges new parents face. She often reflects on how essential it is for individuals to know that they are not alone during such a pivotal time. Danielle knows that while many may experience expected happiness after the birth of a child, for some, it can be a time of struggle. Her insights are rooted in the reality that 15 to 20% of women face significant symptoms of postpartum depression or anxiety, with 1 in 7 mothers and 1 in 10 fathers impacted by these issues. She specializes in perinatal mood disorders, including depression and anxiety during pregnancy and the postpartum period. Through her supportive guidance and evidence-based tools, she empowers her clients to embark on a journey toward healing. Danielle collaborates with her clients to set goals and develop personalized plans that restore their sense of self. Recognizing that parenting is indeed challenging, she firmly believes in the adage that 'it takes a village' to navigate this complex journey.

Dr. Gerald Kirzner, a seasoned psychologist with a PhD, has dedicated nearly 40 years to his private therapy practice. He is committed to treating each individual with the respect and dignity they truly deserve, no matter their challenges. Specializing in executive coaching, neuropsychological testing, and various psychotherapy services, Dr. Kirzner offers a secure and private environment for both individuals and couples. His expertise spans across psychodynamic therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), ensuring that clients receive a tailored approach to their unique experiences and goals.

At the Michigan School Psychological Clinic, high-quality, low-cost mental health services are provided to clients based on their ability to pay. With fee structures ranging from $5 to $35 and psychological testing costs between $350 and $450 depending on the complexity, the clinic prioritizes accessibility. Specializing in comprehensive support for issues such as depression, trauma, PTSD, and autism, they offer a variety of therapeutic modalities including Play Therapy, Family and Marital Therapy, Humanistic approaches, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA), Person-Centered Therapy, and Psychodynamic Therapy. The clinic also provides early intensive behavioral intervention (EIBI) specifically for children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, with treatment overseen by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. Insurance is accepted for ABA services only, including plans such as Blue Cross Blue Shield, BCN, HAP, and United Health. The compassionate and approachable masters and doctoral students deliver empathic care under the guidance of fully licensed psychologists, ensuring no waiting lists and an engaging professional environment for adults, children, families, and couples alike. For those without insurance or facing challenges with copays and deductibles, the Michigan School Psychological Clinic represents an exceptional choice. Experience a supportive atmosphere and expert care by scheduling an appointment today.

Mikki Shenkenberg, MSCP, is a dedicated therapist who attended Eastern Michigan University, where she earned her Bachelor of Science Degree in Psychology, along with a minor in Written Communication focused on Imaginative Writing. She later completed her Master of Science in Clinical Psychology Degree at Madonna University, bringing with her a strong foundation in Psychodynamic Psychology. Ms. Shenkenberg specializes in addressing a wide range of issues including depression, anxiety, anger management, life transitions, grief and loss, trauma, stress management, and domestic violence, leveraging her clients' strengths to help them become their best selves and fully embrace life. Known for her exceptional ability to build rapport with individuals from all ethnicities and religions, Ms. Shenkenberg boasts a remarkable 100% success rate in assisting clients to leave abusive and unhealthy relationships. She is dedicated to her clients' comfort and goes the extra mile to provide support. With direct experience working with children, adolescents, and adults, her practice is centered around a client-centered approach to therapy. Her special interests include grief and loss, trauma, divorce, parenting, as well as adjustment and anxiety disorders, though she is equipped to handle a broad spectrum of therapeutic concerns.

Margo Siegel, MA, LMSW, is a highly experienced therapist with over 25 years in the field, specializing in the complex psychological challenges associated with vision loss. She works with a diverse clientele, including children, adults, caregivers, and families who are navigating the adjustments to blindness or partial vision. Margo’s clients face vision loss from various causes, including congenital blindness, progressive eye conditions, or traumatic incidents. With a compassionate approach, she helps clients confront underlying issues related to anxiety, depression, and grief. Margo provides valuable coping strategies designed to alleviate symptoms and foster a happier, more functional life. As a licensed clinical social worker and psychotherapist, she has experience in both outpatient mental health and educational settings, working collaboratively with individuals of all ages and their families. Margo is dedicated to building strong therapeutic alliances, which are crucial for establishing trust and comfort, ultimately paving the way for positive growth and healing. Her specialized practice focuses on coping with vision loss, employing a psychodynamic perspective paired with evidence-based practices to tailor treatment options to the unique needs of each client. Margo looks forward to guiding clients through the therapeutic process, offering them hope for a brighter future.

Diana Smits, a compassionate clinical social worker and therapist, believes in focusing on the individual needs of her clients. In a world filled with distractions, it is easy for people to become lost in the busyness of life, feeling pressured to achieve and compete. Diana understands how this can lead to one losing sight of their identity and aspirations. Through collaborative efforts, she guides clients in reconnecting with their core values and goals. Diana encourages the formation of supportive communities, helping individuals recognize those they can rely on for nurturing relationships. In her sessions, clients have the opportunity to explore their personal narratives in a safe and barrier-free environment. With a Bachelor of Science in Family Studies from Western Michigan University and a Master of Social Work from Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis, Diana brings her extensive knowledge to the therapeutic relationship. Her clinical practice incorporates modalities like cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing, and strengths-based approaches, all while recognizing the vital connection between the mind and body. Diana's aim is to cultivate a welcoming and calm space in which clients can delve into their true selves with curiosity and enthusiasm. In her care, individuals will discover new skills and pathways to becoming the best version of themselves, reflecting her commitment to supporting their journey to empowerment.

Bright Spot Counseling embodies the journey of the perfectionist, overachiever, and supporter. Clients often present a calm and competent exterior, yet beneath the surface lies a struggle with suffocation, daily stomach aches, and relentless racing thoughts that stem from self-imposed expectations. Many feel isolated and depleted, yearning for relief from the pressures of perfectionism, anxiety, and trauma. Bright Spot Counseling understands that it’s time for a change. Here, individuals can envision themselves as the best versions of themselves—liberated from the constant barrage of self-criticism and anxiety. They are encouraged to invest in their own well-being, free from guilt, while uncovering peace, joy, and authenticity in their lives. With expertise in mindfulness, healing from trauma, and finding balance, clients are supported on their journey toward connecting wholeheartedly with their loved ones. Bright Spot Counseling is dedicated to helping each individual break the cycle of worry and embrace a life filled with comfort and self-acceptance.