Sierra Johnson is a dedicated limited licensed psychologist with a Master's degree in applied behavioral analysis and humanistic studies. Originally hailing from Baltimore, Maryland, she possesses a profound interest in understanding the psychological mind and the diverse influences of environments, situations, and genetics on individuals. Sierra is well-equipped with a wealth of knowledge and empathy, empowering her to effectively address everyday struggles and anxieties faced by her clients. Her inclusive practice specializes in trauma, inner child therapy, and shadow work, making her an invaluable resource for those in need. With an extensive background in various spiritual practices, Sierra seamlessly integrates this understanding into her sessions. She is passionate about working with adolescents, adults, and families, and has completed comprehensive studies on PTSD, with plans to pursue certification in EMDR shortly. Additionally, she employs inner-child therapy and dream analysis in her client interactions, enhancing the therapeutic experience. Sierra's clients find her approach not only insightful but also nurturing, as she endeavors to create a safe space for healing and growth.

Rosemary Jozwiak is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with a deep commitment to supporting teens, adults, and elders. With a wealth of credentials including MA, LPC, LMSW, CCBT, and CDVC, she specializes in guiding individuals facing challenges such as trauma and PTSD, and offers valuable coping skills strategies. Drawing from her extensive experience in therapy types like Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Energy Psychology, and Person-Centered therapy, Rosemary creates a nurturing environment that encourages healing and growth. She adeptly works with individuals, couples, and groups, employing diverse modalities including Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT). Her holistic approach champions the unique journey of each client, helping them navigate their paths toward wellness and fulfillment.

Ann Abbey, a Limited Licensed Psychologist, MA, LLP, RYT, understands the struggles that keep individuals awake at night. Many clients find themselves replaying daily events, questioning their actions, and feeling overwhelmed by the pace of life. What they truly desire is balance and the ability to savor each moment. With expertise in addressing issues like depression, anxiety, and codependency, Ann guides clients towards reclaiming their joy and finding peace within the chaos. In her compassionate practice, clients are invited to share their worries, fears, and stories in a safe and supportive environment. Together, they will foster a therapeutic relationship that embraces authenticity, including all of life's messiness and imperfections. By accessing their inner strength, clients can soften their doubts and improve their relationships, ultimately finding more joy. Offering flexible video and phone sessions, Ann Abbey is here to help individuals of all ages navigate their emotional landscapes with mindfulness-based approaches and a culturally sensitive lens.

Dr. Ken Adams is a compassionate psychologist with over four decades of experience, dedicated to providing a non-judgmental approach in therapy. At Kenneth M. Adams and Associates, he and his expert team focus on meeting the treatment needs of clients through a variety of impactful therapy types, including Compassion Focused, EMDR, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). Specializing in helping adults navigate challenges related to marital and premarital issues, trauma, PTSD, and sexual addiction, Dr. Adams effectively addresses subjects such as sex and porn addiction, infidelity, partner trauma, and parental enmeshment. The team at KMA and Associates comprises licensed professionals with Master's or Doctorate degrees, all certified or in the process of certification by the International Institute of Trauma and Addiction Professionals. Together, they strive to support individuals, couples, and families affected by addiction and trauma, fostering healing and insight in a safe and encouraging environment.

Vince Anila is a Licensed Professional Counselor (MA, LPC) dedicated to assisting adolescents and adults who may feel broken in reconnecting with their inner wholeness. With a mindfulness instructor background since 2003, he provides a profound level of presence that meets clients where they are, fostering trust for the exploration of inherent strengths and resilience rooted in personal history. Vince is skilled in coaching clients through career transitions, processing painful experiences, and supporting teenagers as they face new challenges. He helps clients make sense of their past, live joyfully in the present, and gain hope for the future. By locating and transforming stagnant areas in their lives, individuals can experience greater openness and fewer feelings of fear and withdrawal. His commitment lies in guiding clients through their healing journey, witnessing the wise re-authoring of their unique human experiences. Understanding that each individual’s life is intricately woven into broader interpersonal, social, and cultural fabrics, Vince approaches the whole person with sensitivity, recognizing the unique dimensions of experiences related to racism, sexism, homophobia, and other profound injustices.

Holly Ann Nabozny is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, holding an LMSW credential. With a passion for helping adults navigate life's challenges, she specializes in tackling issues such as depression, mood disorders, and anxiety. Holly employs a culturally sensitive approach, integrating trauma-focused and eclectic methodologies that include EMDR, Emotionally Focused therapy, Gestalt, Psychodynamic, and Interpersonal techniques. Her commitment to fostering a supportive environment enables individuals to explore their emotions and experiences deeply, empowering them on their path to healing and personal growth. Through her expertise, Holly guides her clients towards positive change, enhancing their overall mental health and well-being.

Kristin Anne Meekhof is a compassionate and dedicated clinical social worker and therapist committed to helping individuals navigate their challenges. Many find themselves overwhelmed by unrelenting stress, unsure of where to start in addressing their concerns. Kristin recognizes that self-care can often feel selfish, yet she strongly advocates its importance, not just for others but for her clients as well. She is passionate about guiding those who wish to attract abundance and embrace their worth, particularly those battling self-doubt and feelings of not belonging. Through customized sessions tailored to meet her clients' unique needs, Kristin employs a holistic, strength-based approach designed for lasting change rather than quick fixes. With 20 years of clinical experience, she aids in developing personalized self-care plans aligned with her clients' goals to support their ultimate well-being. Kristin's impressive credentials include her MSW from the University of Michigan and a B.A. from Kalamazoo College. As a co-author of the best-selling book 'A Widow's Guide to Healing' and a contributor to a blog with Psychology Today, she draws upon her experiences as a speaker, author, volunteer, and Korean American adoptee. Kristin firmly believes that self-care isn’t selfish; it is often the first step towards becoming a happier and more fulfilled person.

Laura Azoni is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist, committed to helping children, teens, and adults on their unique journeys of cognitive, emotional, and spiritual growth. She understands the significance of meeting individuals where they are in their development, ensuring that her therapeutic approach is tailored to their specific chronological and developmental stages. With a focus on nurturing strengths, healing past wounds, and bridging gaps in holistic development, Laura addresses relationship and behavioral challenges with compassion and expertise. Her specialties encompass complex trauma, developmental delays, grief and loss, sensory challenges, anxiety, depression, parenting struggles, foster care, adoption, and attachment wounds. Based in Royal Oak, she provides flexible community-based and occasional in-home services throughout the Detroit tri-county area. Laura also offers school and daycare observations as part of initial assessments, parental counseling for fostering or adopting families, and coaching support for parents navigating grief and loss in the context of fostering or adoption.

Hanna Cook is a licensed clinical social worker and therapist who employs effective psychotherapy methods to foster self-understanding in her clients. She encourages individuals to adopt new attitudes and feelings towards various life situations, believing that therapy is a collaborative healing process rather than a quick fix. Recognizing the essential involvement of both patient and caretaker, Hanna is dedicated to helping people make small changes in self-defeating behaviors and navigate complex emotions like sadness, fear, and pain. Her approach promises life-altering results, underscoring her belief in the transformative power of therapy.

Mina Blatt, LMSW, is a compassionate clinician dedicated to the belief that counseling can be beneficial for everyone, as everyone encounters struggles at some point in their lives. With a focus on helping individuals navigate the challenges that weigh them down daily, she equips her clients with tools to move forward and grow. With over four years of experience working with teens and adolescents, along with two years serving adults and children, Mina is committed to ongoing education, continually attending seminars and exploring new topics to provide the best research-based interventions for her clients. She offers a diverse array of therapeutic options, including Imago, Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Art Therapy, Play Therapy, and more, making her practice accessible to individuals from all walks of life. Her specialized training also encompasses Mindfulness and LGBTQ affirmative therapy practices. Mina creates a safe and supportive space for her clients to release their stress and discover pathways for personal growth.

Steve Clement is a dedicated counselor whose passion lies in guiding individuals towards personal growth and emotional well-being. With a Master's degree and credentials as a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and National Certified Counselor (NCC), Steve brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to his practice. He believes in the power of a supportive and safe therapeutic environment, helping clients to explore their thoughts and emotions authentically. By incorporating effective strategies tailored to each individual's unique needs, Steve empowers clients to overcome obstacles and cultivate resilience. His genuine approach allows for compassionate understanding, making each session a step towards healing and self-discovery.

Nina Carry, a Limited Licensed Psychologist with an MA, understands the challenges that life can present. For many, navigating relationship struggles, life stressors, anxiety, and feelings of inadequacy can feel overwhelming. Nina's personal experiences have shaped her empathetic approach, allowing her to connect deeply with her clients. She believes that there is always a way forward, and therapy can provide a safe, non-judgmental space to explore thoughts and emotions, leading to a better understanding of life's challenges. Her primary goal is to ensure that clients feel safe, supported, and validated, which paves the way for deeper self-exploration and personal growth. Nina employs an eclectic blend of therapeutic modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Culturally Sensitive approaches, and Positive Psychology, tailoring her methods to the unique needs of each individual. Clients describe her as genuine, warm, accepting, and occasionally playful yet constructive in her confrontations. Nina truly invests in the well-being of her clients, providing a nurturing environment in which they can examine and address the underlying issues hindering their progress.

Jan Champion is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, holding certifications as an LMSW and ACSW. She excels in providing support to teenagers, adults, and elders, aiding them through life’s challenges. With a rich expertise in addressing infidelity, mood disorders, and various relationship issues, Jan employs an eclectic and integrative approach tailored to individual needs. Her therapy modalities include culturally sensitive practices, emotionally focused therapy, family systems, and cognitive behavioral therapy, among others. Jan believes in the power of connection and aims to create a safe space for clients to explore their emotions and experiences, fostering healing and personal growth.