Mariah Root, LMSW, LCSW, is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and therapist dedicated to supporting adults and elders (65+) as they navigate their most intimate struggles. Understanding that beginning therapy can feel overwhelming, she has cultivated a non-judgmental space where clients can explore what no longer serves them. Through her expertise in mood disorders, relationship issues, trauma, and PTSD, Mariah empowers clients to achieve the change they desire. With postgraduate training and experience in working with trauma survivors, she recognizes that trauma can permeate various aspects of life; therefore, she offers a safe environment for processing and healing. In addition to individual therapy, Mariah provides couples counseling, drawing from the principles of the Gottman Method to enhance connection, problem-solving, and effective communication. Her diverse training across multiple modalities allows her to tailor treatment plans to meet the unique needs of each client, fostering a collaborative relationship that addresses how past experiences influence current thought processes and relational dynamics, while also focusing on skill-building to alleviate symptoms.

Jessica Rose Hoekstra is a compassionate Limited Licensed Psychologist who understands that the foundation of effective therapy lies in building a trusting relationship. Through this connection, clients can explore challenging aspects of their lives, which can lead to personal growth and a sense of security. The therapeutic environment she creates offers a valuable respite from the hectic pace of everyday life, allowing individuals and families to address both present and past concerns. With a wealth of experience working with children, adolescents, and families in various outpatient settings, Jessica has also provided crucial support for adults and teens facing addiction in an outpatient substance abuse context. As an LLP, she is equipped to conduct psychological testing that can inform and enhance treatment strategies. Jessica prioritizes accessibility for her clients, offering extended evening and weekend hours to accommodate busy schedules. Under the supervision of a fully Licensed Psychologist, she is committed to delivering high-quality, person-centered care to her clients.

Betsy Rosenbrook, LMSW, E-RYT, is dedicated to providing the support necessary for individuals to navigate the challenges that may leave them feeling stuck. With a deep understanding of issues such as depression, trauma, PTSD, anxiety, anger, grief, and stress, she believes in the inherent capability of every person to heal and rise above adversity. Betsy employs a variety of therapeutic approaches, including traditional talk therapy, EMDR, and somatic therapy methods, to help clients feel whole again. Her sessions are tailored to focus on the unique identity and needs of each individual, fostering awareness, effective coping strategies, emotional regulation, and strong communication skills. With a compassionate and culturally sensitive approach, Betsy empowers her clients to confront their challenges, guiding them toward a greater sense of self and fulfillment in life.

Jim Rossi, PhD, LP, is a compassionate psychologist dedicated to helping individuals navigate the challenges of chronic illness, eating disorders, anxiety, and depression. His understanding of the stresses that come with managing emotional and physical health in today's fast-paced society informs his approach to therapy. Admired for his ability to connect with those making transitions in their lives, Jim values the courage it takes to engage in therapy. He holds a PhD in Clinical-Health Psychology from East Carolina University and approaches therapy primarily from a relational and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) perspective. With extensive experience supporting individuals facing issues related to eating disorders, body image, and health-related concerns, he also has a passion for working with college students. Jim believes that the human condition involves confronting suffering and adversity, and he feels honored to assist others in exploring themselves and their unique journeys. His aim is to find solutions that resonate with each individual's life and values, allowing them to create meaningful change.

Mark Sanford-Pelcher is a Limited Licensed Psychologist with a deep understanding of the challenges individuals face in their lives. He recognizes that life can be difficult, and relationships can often be tough. In a world filled with uncertainty and change, many find themselves feeling overwhelmed, unsure of their identities, and lost on what actions to take next. Mark provides a safe and supportive environment where clients can explore their emotions and thoughts freely. He believes in the importance of being a therapist who prioritizes their clients' unique experiences, setting aside his own values to honor each individual’s journey. His goal is to empower clients to seek more happiness while alleviating the pain and frustration they may encounter. Through mindfulness-based approaches and person-centered therapy, he fosters an atmosphere of openness and safety, ensuring that clients feel respected and heard. Mark values diversity in all its beauty, and he strives to be present for his clients, offering collaboration only when invited, allowing for a deeply personalized therapeutic experience. Whether grappling with anxiety, relationship issues, or depression, individuals can find solace and support in Mark’s compassionate care.

Hande Sarapli, a pre-licensed professional with a master's degree, understands the challenges many face in their relationships and daily lives. She recognizes that feelings of isolation, depression, and helplessness can be overwhelming. Hande believes that it’s crucial to have support during tough times; asking for help is a sign of strength, not weakness. Her goal is to foster a safe and therapeutic environment that encourages clients to delve deeper into themselves and confront the issues that hinder them from realizing their aspirations. With Hande's guidance, individuals can overcome past hurts and disappointments, paving the way for a confident future. If someone is ready to embark on a journey towards a better version of themselves, Hande is eager to be part of that transformative experience.

Laurie Schmit is a licensed clinical social worker and therapist specializing in Brainspotting (BSP) treatment for trauma, grief, and anxiety. Her approach is both effective and accessible, enabling her clients to experience significant positive changes. With a focus on teletherapy across Michigan, Laurie ensures that her clients feel comfortable and safe during their sessions. She is dedicated to creating a supportive environment that fosters healing and transformation, helping clients navigate through trauma, grief, anxiety, and chronic stress to align their internal and external selves into their most authentic selves. Since beginning her personal growth journey in 1989, Laurie has gained deep insights into healing, which she passionately shares with her clients. Clients appreciate Laurie as a good listener, noting her approachable nature and collaborative counseling style. She excels in working with adults facing adversity, guiding them from simply surviving to truly thriving. Providing judgment-free listening, Laurie understands the struggles of feeling afraid, sad, lost, overwhelmed, numb, or anxious. She invites individuals to step into a space of compassion and healing, using proven techniques to facilitate lasting change that encompasses both the intellectual and emotional realms.

Greg Sherman, a Psychologist with a PsyD and over 20 years of clinical experience, is dedicated to fostering self-understanding and emotional peace among his clients. He offers a collaborative journey in a safe and respectful environment, where individuals can explore their unique stories. His work initially focuses on building a strong and effective therapeutic relationship, addressing specific problem areas while also emphasizing coping strategies and symptom reduction. Through his psychodynamic and relational therapy approach, Greg excels at helping clients uncover the underlying issues that contribute to their challenges. His extensive background includes serving as the clinical director of an outpatient psychotherapy clinic for 15 years, where he played a key role in the training and supervision of fellow therapists. Greg’s commitment to understanding the complexities of life aims to bring clarity and healing to those he supports, particularly adults and elders facing depression, anxiety, and narcissistic personality difficulties.

Samantha Strachan, a Marriage & Family Therapist Associate, understands that the teenage years can feel overwhelming for both adolescents and their parents. She knows how daunting it can be to reach out for help, and how confronting therapy might seem. With a profound appreciation for the courage it takes to address the effects of life stressors on confidence and emotional well-being, Samantha offers a supportive and compassionate environment for her clients. She recognizes that the journey through family and life transitions can feel isolating without a reliable guide. Through her various therapy modalities, including Imago Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Emotionally Focused Therapy, she provides a safe space for growth and connection. Samantha is dedicated to helping both parents and teens strengthen their relationships and develop meaningful connections. Together, they can create actionable short-term and long-term plans to achieve personal goals, empowering her clients to regain control of their lives and futures. Change is challenging but not unattainable, and Samantha is committed to standing by her clients every step of the way in their therapeutic journeys.

Kimberly Sue Lichon-Tufer is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with over 27 years of experience helping individuals navigate the complexities of life. Her passion lies in supporting adults, children, adolescents, couples, and families through various challenges. Kimberly has worked in diverse environments, including homes, schools, offices, and within the community, and believes in fostering strong therapeutic relationships with each person she works with. Through this connection, Kimberly collaborates with her clients to identify their current challenges and guides them towards achieving the life they aspire to live. She specializes in working with children, adolescents, and young adults facing social, emotional, or cognitive impairments, including those on the Autism spectrum and those dealing with behavioral challenges. Kimberly has also provided support for trauma, depression, anxiety, self-esteem issues, grief and loss, peer pressure, and bullying, to name a few. As a strengths-based therapist, she emphasizes the unique qualities and capabilities of each individual, crafting personalized plans that empower them to feel positive about themselves and their lives. Kimberly looks forward to meeting and working with new clients on their journey towards growth and fulfillment.

Max Taylor is a dedicated psychologist with extensive experience in providing therapy to children, adolescents, traditional and non-traditional college students, and adults across diverse settings. He primarily utilizes an Interpersonal Process Approach (IPA) that emphasizes not only symptom reduction but also the therapeutic relationship as a powerful vehicle for promoting meaningful change. Through this approach, Max fosters a strong belief in clients’ abilities to create positive transformations in their lives. He also incorporates elements of Psychodynamic and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to tailor his methods to client needs. Max’s areas of interest include identity development, low self-esteem, psychological assessment, LGBTQ+ issues, and concerns related to depression and anxiety. He is adept at addressing men’s issues, family and relationship dynamics, oppositional behaviors, stress management, and the complexities of college transitions. With a laid-back, judgment-free atmosphere, Max assists individuals in navigating their challenges. He offers teletherapy sessions via a secure platform compliant with U.S. Privacy Shield standards and HIPAA regulations. For adolescents and teens who may prefer a different approach, Walk and Talk therapy sessions, which can include play therapy, are also available.

At Restore Therapy Collective, a highly skilled Marriage & Family Therapist with a PhD, LMFT, and MA credentials, clients of all ages—children, teens, and adults—find a supportive space for healing and personal growth. This compassionate therapist specializes in marital and premarital counseling, addressing relationship issues, trauma, and PTSD. With a diverse range of therapy types including trauma-focused, attachment-based, and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), they utilize eclectic modalities tailored to individuals, couples, and families. Committed to fostering emotional resilience, they combine evidence-based practices with a person-centered approach, ensuring each client feels valued and understood. At Restore Therapy Collective, the focus is on restoring hope and building stronger connections through the power of therapy.

Andrea Tramper is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist who embraces a whole-person approach to well-being and health. She believes that individuals are the experts in their own care needs, and her therapeutic support aims to enhance their quality of life. Andrea works collaboratively with her clients, facilitating a deeper understanding of themselves and the changes they wish to make in their lives. With a commitment to continuous learning, she stays current on research and literature while drawing valuable insights from her patients' experiences. Andrea's expertise spans several areas, including trauma and PTSD, medical and bariatric weight loss, depression and anxiety, self-esteem development, suicidality, support system development, interpersonal issues, chronic health conditions, perinatal mood disorders, and grief and loss.