Dr. Darcey Maher is a compassionate psychologist holding a PhD, who has dedicated her career to helping individuals of all ages, including teens, adults, and elders, navigate the complexities of life. Graduating from the University of Detroit Mercy in 2003, she has cultivated a deep understanding of mental health challenges such as depression, anxiety, and relationship issues. Dr. Maher's therapeutic approach is eclectic, blending techniques from cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and psychodynamic therapy to create a tailored experience for each client. She also specializes in psychological testing and evaluation, as well as marital therapy, ensuring her clients receive comprehensive and holistic care. With an unwavering commitment to fostering resilience and personal growth, Dr. Maher empowers her clients to explore their emotions and relationships, guiding them towards a path of healing and fulfillment.

Mark Levenson is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist specializing in supporting teens, adults, and elders over 65 as they navigate challenging life experiences. His approach is refreshingly down-to-earth; Mark emphasizes active listening and creates a non-judgmental environment where clients can feel safe to express themselves. Known for his genuine laughter and empathetic presence, he understands that the therapeutic journey is about his clients and their unique experiences. Utilizing a range of therapeutic tools, including Mindfulness-Based approaches, EMDR, and Trauma-Focused therapy, Mark expertly guides individuals, couples, and groups through issues related to addiction, trauma and PTSD, and relationship challenges. His commitment to an individualized, person-centered approach ensures that clients receive the support they need to heal and thrive.

Margaret Lincoln is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, with over 28 years of experience in the field. She holds a Master's degree in Social Work from Wayne State University, where she graduated with honors. Her expertise encompasses a variety of issues including anxiety disorders, depression, and behavioral challenges faced by children and adults alike. Margaret has been a practicing School Social Worker since 1997, gaining substantial knowledge about the IEP and 504 processes, which equips her to support clients in educational settings. In addition, she has taught upper-level undergraduate courses in the Department of Social Work, sharing her extensive knowledge with future professionals. Margaret is known for creating a warm, home-like atmosphere in her practice, allowing clients to feel at ease and respected. She values each individual she works with and is committed to their growth and well-being, utilizing an eclectic approach that includes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Psychoanalytic techniques, and a Strength-Based focus for couples, individuals, and families.

Sueanne Magyar-hill, a Licensed Professional Counselor with over thirty years of experience, has been a vital Support System for individuals, couples, and families across Michigan, assisting clients ranging from ages 4 to 94. Her Doctorates in Psychology have equipped her with a rich understanding of various theoretical frameworks and treatment modalities, which she skillfully combines with her extensive practical experience to guide clients in identifying and achieving their personal goals. Sueanne specializes in addressing common challenges such as depression, anxiety, and life transitions. She collaborates with clients to uncover ineffective behaviors, habits, and beliefs that may be hindering their progress, developing tailored action plans to facilitate their journey forward. With her person-centered, family systems, cognitive-behavioral (CBT), and interpersonal approach to therapy, she provides compassionate support for various clientele, ensuring they feel heard and understood.

As a Marriage and Family Therapist, Terri Marie Morr-Jones specializes in guiding couples and individuals through the complexities of relationships. She deeply understands the nuances involved in committed partnerships, whether helping couples mend their bond after trauma, advising those navigating cooperative divorces, or addressing the unique dynamics of step-families. Pre-marital couples benefit from her insights to help them lay a strong foundation for their future together. Terri adeptly assists families as they move through significant life stages, from the challenges of parenting adolescents to adjusting to an empty nest. She draws upon various therapeutic approaches, including attachment theory, object relations, family systems, emotional focus, and developmental stages to inform her practice. With a commitment to creating a safe, gentle, and accepting atmosphere, Terri fosters a strong client-therapist relationship centered on trust and respect. Her goal is to facilitate exploration and promote healing, ultimately championing growth and intimacy in relationships—whether with a partner, family, or oneself.

Christine Mary is a Limited Licensed Psychologist with a passion for providing support to adults and elders. Since beginning her therapy practice in 2003, she has learned the profound importance of having someone to talk to during life's challenges. With a focus on creating a safe, non-judgmental environment, Christine understands that bottling up feelings can lead to deeper issues. She specializes in assisting individuals dealing with stress, anxiety, women's issues, and manages conditions like depression, addiction, parenting challenges, and grief. Her extensive experience includes working with families and individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. In addition to her therapy practice, Christine has shared her knowledge as a psychology and sociology instructor at Oakland Community College for over five years. She is dedicated to Christian and Catholic counseling, working with individuals, couples, and families navigating life's stresses. Her strength is rooted in God, and she believes in the transformative power of open dialogue, assuring her clients that they can freely express themselves without fear of judgment. No matter the struggle, Christine strives to be that compassionate listener who understands and supports.

Shannon McClelland, LMSW, is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and therapist specializing in cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT). Recognizing that everyone's journey through life is unique, Shannon understands that individuals may face various challenges and crossroads. She believes that, despite the unpredictability of these challenges, there is always hope and light at the end of the tunnel. Like a phoenix, her clients can rise from the ashes, emerging stronger and embracing personal growth and peace. With comprehensive experience working in community mental health agencies, hospital settings, and substance abuse programs, Shannon is skilled in helping clients identify negative patterns and maladaptive coping mechanisms. She is dedicated to assisting individuals in replacing unhealthy habits with new, constructive ones and guiding them in facing their fears to find freedom from their issues. With her empathetic nature and genuine passion for helping others, Shannon approaches her practice with cultural competency and a sensitivity to the individual needs of her clients. Her positive outlook reinforces the belief that, with the right tools and support, anyone can accomplish their goals. Together, Shannon and her clients can embark on a journey of healthy change.

Lauren Presutti is a compassionate clinical social worker and therapist who understands that life can be challenging. Many people feel exhausted and tired of pretending everything is okay; they often just need a space to express their feelings. Having walked similar paths, Lauren empathizes deeply with those who may feel stuck or uncertain about starting therapy. Her passion lies in creating an environment where individuals can be unapologetically themselves, whether it’s yelling, crying, or sharing their deepest secrets—she will always accept and care for them without judgment. With a firm belief that the experience of being heard and understood is transformative, Lauren is dedicated to listening to and accepting clients as their authentic selves. She offers online therapy for teens and adults, allowing clients to connect from the comfort of their own homes, free from the stress of travel. With HIPAA-compliant and confidential sessions, she ensures a safe and private experience. Lauren's expertise extends to supporting individuals facing stress, anxiety, depression, grief, and a range of other issues, including eating disorders and life transitions. She welcomes clients from all backgrounds, including those within the LGBTQIA+ community, and focuses on empowering individuals to address their emotional needs, develop healthy boundaries, and enhance their self-esteem.

Glt Services LLC is a licensed master's clinical social worker who offers therapy in a non-judgmental, safe, and confidential environment. They provide a welcoming space where individuals can comfortably share their concerns, allowing for collaborative work to gain insight into life's stresses and struggles. Glt collaborates with clients to develop effective coping mechanisms and processes current and past life experiences to help them achieve personal goals. Their clinical background includes treatment for individuals dealing with anxiety, depression, life transitions, anger management, and grief and loss issues. Glt believes that therapy can be an effective tool to guide clients toward a more balanced life. Their practice focuses on both adults and adolescents, with a primary emphasis on trauma, grief, and loss. Additionally, Glt has in-depth expertise in working with veterans and military families facing loss, adjustment issues, and family conflict. They possess a thorough understanding of trauma and its effects on individuals and recognize the importance of how one’s past influences current behavior in the journey of personal growth. Glt is dedicated to assisting clients in developing actionable plans that address their current challenges and concerns, fostering a supportive therapeutic relationship.