Michelle Belke is a compassionate therapist and clinical social worker dedicated to empowering individuals and couples to live more mindful and connected lives. She understands that the first step—making that initial call for help—can be the hardest, and she encourages clients to prioritize their well-being. With a robust background that includes a 2-year post-graduate fellowship training program at the University of Michigan's Department of Psychiatry, Michelle has specialized training in a wide range of evidence-based treatment modalities, particularly cognitive behavioral therapy. Her expertise extends to sexual health and sexuality, as well as various presenting concerns including relationship dynamics, pregnancy at all stages, infertility, peri/post-menopause, body image, self-esteem, identity, sexual dysfunction/pain, sexuality education, chronic illness/disability, and associated depression and anxiety. Michelle is committed to fostering a safe, welcoming, and judgment-free environment, allowing her clients to explore their challenges openly.

Julie Ann Phillips, LMSW, is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist who embodies the belief that everyone has the potential to lead happy, fulfilling, and purpose-driven lives. She understands that challenges such as relationship problems, grief, past trauma, and misconceptions about oneself can contribute to feelings of unhappiness. While many practice compassion towards others, Julie recognizes that self-compassion can be a struggle. As a therapist, she provides objective and empathetic listening along with non-judgmental suggestions to help clients navigate their journeys. Julie's approach includes offering reality checks when needed, as well as reinforcing messages that affirm clients are on the right path regarding their thoughts, beliefs, and actions. Her ultimate goal is to empower individuals to solve their own problems and to help them distinguish fact from opinion. By enabling clients to view challenges objectively, she fosters an environment where problems may appear less insurmountable. Julie draws from her life experiences and specialized training, seamlessly connecting with clients wherever they are on their journey. She believes that trust is the cornerstone of a therapeutic relationship, and encourages individuals to take that courageous first step towards feeling better.

John Moir is a dedicated licensed clinical social worker and therapist with a Master's degree in social work. He is well-equipped to assist clients with a wide range of issues, providing compassionate support that is rooted in the belief that true connection fosters healing. John views each individual as a whole person, allowing him to address multiple concerns simultaneously. His extensive training in evidenced-based practices has proven effective in guiding individuals toward achieving their personal goals. Specializing in Depression, Anxiety, Trauma, Suicidality, Self-Harm, Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), and Addictions, John emphasizes treatments that are thoroughly researched and validated. He adeptly employs various therapeutic modalities, including Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing, Seeking Safety, and 12 Step Facilitation, to empower clients in resolving their symptoms and enhancing their well-being.