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Brook McKay, a Limited Licensed Psychologist with a Master's degree in Music Therapy from the University of Dayton, is dedicated to empowering individuals through professional support. She believes that seeking help is a courageous step towards becoming a better version of oneself. Her therapeutic approach focuses on self-empowerment and self-awareness, equipping clients with tools to enhance communication, build confidence, and discover purpose in life. Specializing in mood disorders, relationship issues, and autism diagnosis, Brook works with couples and individuals, utilizing methodologies such as Positive Psychology, the Gottman Method, and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy. By helping clients understand the root of their challenges, she enables them to create positive change in their lives.

Dr. Teresa Turner is a dedicated psychologist with a PsyD and limited licensed psychologist credentials, known for her compassionate and supportive approach to therapy. Graduating from the Michigan School of Professional Psychology in 2014, she has built over a decade of experience working with preteens, teens, and adults. Dr. Turner creates a warm, safe, and accepting environment, encouraging clients to open up about their emotions and difficulties. Her main focus is to empower individuals to embrace positive changes and look forward to the future with confidence. She specializes in addressing anxiety, stress management, depression, grief and loss, self-esteem, interpersonal relationships, and a range of cultural concerns. Utilizing a variety of effective therapy types including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Person-Centered Therapy, Dr. Turner tailors her methods to meet each client's unique needs. She is enthusiastic about helping clients embark on their therapeutic journeys, guiding them toward healing and growth.

Evan Macadams, a limited licensed psychologist with a PsyD, embodies a therapeutic approach grounded in the belief that a supportive and non-judgmental empathic relationship acts as a powerful catalyst for change, growth, and healing. He strives to create a safe space where clients feel seen, heard, and valued for their unique experiences. Operating from a person-centered frame, Evan recognizes each individual as the expert of their own lived journey. By collaborating with clients, he develops individualized treatment plans that integrate evidence-based interventions, addressing their specific concerns. When life’s challenges lead to suffering, Evan emphasizes the importance of finding meaning in adversity, which can significantly impact emotional well-being and personal progress. He guides clients in unpacking their struggles, fostering greater awareness, understanding, and self-compassion throughout the process. Evan is dedicated to helping clients discover and practice optimal ways of thinking, feeling, and relating. With a firm belief in the innate capacity for self-healing and transformation, he is eager to assist individuals in identifying and harnessing their unique strengths to navigate their challenges toward a more joyful, liberated, and healthy existence.

Bridie Mae Johnson is an Indigenous therapist who brings a wealth of experience to the field of clinical social work. With over 20 years in adult, youth, and family services, she is a licensed clinical macro social worker specializing in generalized anxiety, major depression, PTSD, trauma, and sexuality and gender exploration. Bridie prioritizes offering a supportive and safe space that respects diverse cultural needs and expectations, allowing clients to seek treatment with confidence. Additionally, she serves as a Supervisor for LMSW licensure, providing individual and group hours while facilitating a study group for licensure exams twice a month. Renowned for her clinical training across the country on issues related to trafficked women and children, as well as Two-Spirit and other LGBTQ topics, Bridie shares valuable psychoeducation to enhance therapeutic best practices. She also offers Energy Therapy for those desiring alternative interventions for healing and rejuvenation. Bridie's approach emphasizes holistic healing and personal guidance, creating a nurturing environment for both group and individual sessions. As a program consultant and grant writer, she remains dedicated to meeting the unique needs of clients on their journey toward healing and well-being.

Heidi Marie Stamper, MA, LLPC, NCC, is a compassionate counselor dedicated to helping individuals find their ideal therapeutic match – akin to selecting the perfect hairdresser or forming a new friendship. Recognizing that therapy is inherently personal, she adopts a person-centered approach to support her clients in visualizing and planning for healthier, more fulfilling lives. As a survivor of postpartum mood and anxiety disorders (PMADs), Heidi brings a unique perspective, combined with her extensive knowledge in navigating family adjustment issues and addiction among loved ones. Through her use of cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), Heidi assists clients in overcoming negative thought patterns, transforming experiences into valuable lessons, and fostering a sense of empowerment. Committed to encouraging growth, she emphasizes accountability in her clients’ journeys. With a Master of Arts in Counseling from Wayne State University, a CACREP-accredited program, Heidi is well-equipped to provide high-quality support to those seeking guidance on their paths to wellness.

Marla McCaffrey is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist respected for her ability to create an empathic and safe space for individuals seeking personal growth and healing. She understands that seeking therapy is not indicative of something wrong; rather, it reflects a desire for clarity, the navigation of complex emotions, or the processing of traumatic experiences. With a rich background in various therapeutic modalities, including Trauma-Focused, Person-Centered, and Emotionally Focused therapies, Marla tailors her approach to meet the unique needs of each client. Her genuine interest in her clients’ stories allows her to provide insightful support as they explore their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Through collaborative planning, she empowers individuals to identify the sources of their emotional distress, discover pathways to hope, and develop effective coping strategies. Marla’s goal is to help clients cultivate sustainable happiness and enhance their overall well-being, guided by her strong belief in their potential for growth and positive change.

Nicolette Mcgahey is a dedicated indigenous therapist and a proud member of the 2S-LGBTQIA+ community, bringing a wealth of experience to her practice. As a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and LCSW, she specializes in assisting teens, adults, and elders who are navigating addiction, trauma, and PTSD, as well as individuals facing dual diagnosis. Her approach is rooted in mindfulness-based and trauma-focused therapies, employing a variety of modalities—including attachment-based, narrative, and cognitive behavioral therapy—to meet the unique needs of her clients. Nicolette is passionate about guiding individuals towards discovering and healing underlying sources of pain that may impact their overall well-being. Her commitment lies in empowering clients to embrace their most authentic selves and cultivate positive, lasting change in their lives.

At McMillan Behavioral Health and Addiction Services (MBHS), Mark McMillan, a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, prioritizes earning the respect and trust of his clients. He understands that individuals navigating various challenges—whether related to addiction, trauma, depression, or other mental health issues—deserve personalized support and tools to overcome their circumstances. Mark believes that every client is unique, recognizing the importance of factors such as gender identity, sexual orientation, and the experiences of marginalized groups in his therapeutic approach. He provides a safe, supportive environment to help clients build the necessary behavioral health skills to enhance their overall well-being and happiness. Understanding that reaching out for help can be daunting, Mark fosters an inviting atmosphere at MBHS, ensuring that every person knows they can turn to him for help when they are ready to embark on their healing journey.

Theresa Mlinarcik is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, holding an LLMSW and MA degree, with a profound commitment to supporting adults. Specializing in addressing depression, women’s issues, and anxiety, she utilizes a unique blend of feminist, person-centered, strength-based, and cognitive behavioral (CBT) therapeutic approaches. Theresa deeply believes in the potential for growth and healing in individuals, fostering a safe and empowering environment that encourages self-exploration and resilience. Her compassionate guidance helps clients navigate their challenges while embracing their strengths, enabling them to thrive in their personal journeys.

Rachel Radjewski is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist with a Master of Social Work, specializing in supporting military personnel and their families. With extensive experience in treating individuals, both adults and teens, who are facing PTSD and traumatic experiences, she has successfully worked in both inpatient and outpatient settings. Rachel's expertise also extends to helping individuals grappling with addiction to drugs and alcohol. She emphasizes the importance of creating a foundation of trust and safety within the therapeutic relationship, fostering an environment that is non-judgmental, empathetic, and compassionate. As an advanced trained EMDR therapist approved by EMDRIA, Rachel employs a variety of therapeutic modalities, including DBT, TF-CBT, and Motivational Interviewing, while also integrating her background in Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction. Additionally, she holds a 200-hour Registered Yoga Teacher certification, which further enriches her holistic approach to therapy. Rachel believes in tailoring her therapeutic methods to meet each client wherever they are, recognizing that the journey to healing is as unique as the individual embarking on it.

Carrie Nantais, PsyD, MDiv, LP, is a dedicated psychologist who understands the complexity of individuals' thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that stem from their everyday experiences. She specializes in trauma and PTSD, mood disorders, and transitions associated with pregnancy, prenatal, and postpartum periods. With extensive experience in various therapeutic modalities including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Carrie works collaboratively with adults and couples to navigate challenges in their interpersonal relationships and personal growth. Carrie’s background includes a significant focus on spiritual development, Veterans' reintegration into civilian life, and holistic approaches to women’s mental health postpartum. After completing her predoctoral clinical internship at the John D. Dingell VA Medical Center, where she addressed both PTSD and substance abuse issues among Veterans, Carrie brings a compassionate and comprehensive perspective to her practice. Her graduate studies in theological ethics and spiritual direction in Cambridge, MA, enrich her approach to therapy, making her a nurturing guide for those ready to explore and grow.

Sydney Tremont, a fully licensed Art Therapist and LPC, graduated from Wayne State University with a master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, specializing in Art Therapy. With a deep understanding of grief and loss, anxiety, and self-esteem issues, Sydney is known for her empathetic approach to therapy. She welcomes individuals, couples, and families from diverse backgrounds and is particularly supportive of the LGBTQIA+ community. Sydney's therapeutic methods are versatile; she incorporates Compassion Focused therapy, Expressive Arts, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Feminist perspectives into her practice. By honoring the complexity of each person—considering their race, gender identity, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, spiritual beliefs, physical health, and sexual orientation—she tailors her techniques to meet the unique needs of her clients. Through art making and talk therapy, clients find her attentive listening and creative solutions invaluable. Sydney believes in creating a safe space where individuals can be their authentic selves, explore their true needs without societal constraints, and develop a clearer understanding of their inner voice. Additionally, she provides supervision for LLPC professionals, further contributing to the mental health community.

Teresa Hurtgen, LMSW, is a compassionate clinical social worker and therapist who recognizes the diverse challenges individuals face throughout life. Understanding that the journey to seeking therapy can be sensitive and daunting, she is devoted to creating a welcoming and comfortable atmosphere for her clients. Teresa works with adolescents, young adults, and adults on various issues, specializing in depression, anxiety, grief, trauma, relational difficulties, and other life challenges. Employing a person-centered approach, she collaborates closely with her clients to identify their strengths and tailor therapeutic techniques to meet their unique needs. With a heartfelt commitment to supporting her clients' journeys, Teresa empowers them with the tools needed to embrace their most authentic lives, fostering self-acceptance and resilience in the face of adversity.