Louise Langdon is a compassionate and empathetic limited licensed psychologist, dedicated to providing therapeutic support for individuals facing anxiety, depression, stress, sleep difficulties, eating disorders, relationship challenges, and PTSD. With a strong foundation in compassion-based therapy, she integrates insights from neuroscience, the mind, and the body to create a nurturing and safe environment for her clients. Louise's approach is characterized by gentleness, respect, and a touch of humor, helping to ensure that everyone feels understood and valued. She views personal challenges as outdated coping strategies that can be transformed. With specialized training in trauma therapy and a deep understanding of the mind-body connection, she focuses on helping others overcome their struggles. Louise holds a Master's degree in Clinical Health Psychology from the University of Michigan. In addition, she offers a limited number of pro bono sessions, allowing her to support those in need, although these sessions are currently on a waitlist. Louise practices under the supervision of Dr. Carrie Hatcher-Kay, a fully licensed psychologist.

Jan Leland is a dedicated and compassionate therapist with over 30 years of outpatient mental health experience, specializing in treating diverse issues such as depression, anxiety, and grief and loss. She works with adults undergoing various transitions, such as divorce, childbirth, and job loss, as well as supporting adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse. As an expert in Couples Counseling utilizing the Gottman Method, Jan offers a range of therapeutic approaches including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), psycho-education, and strength-based strategies. Her practice emphasizes skill-building in areas like creative problem-solving, decision-making, assertiveness, empowerment, conflict resolution, and effective communication. Furthermore, Jan is recognized for her contributions to the field, having authored an article in a psychiatric textbook and served as an instructor at Lansing Community College and Michigan State University. Her commitment to community service underscores her dedication to making a positive impact in her clients' lives.

Arliss Logan, PsyD, is a licensed clinical psychologist with over 15 years of experience dedicated to helping individuals and families navigate their emotional and psychological challenges. She believes the goal of therapy is to foster awareness, understanding, and new skills in her clients. By incorporating a strength-based and relationship-focused approach into her practice, Arliss helps create a positive working alliance that cultivates compassion and acceptance. She is adept at working with diverse populations, socio-economic backgrounds, and education levels, making her a versatile choice for therapy. Arliss specializes in a variety of therapy types, including Compassion Focused, Positive Psychology, Play Therapy, and Trauma-Focused approaches, and offers services for all ages, from toddlers to adults. With her expertise in psychotherapy, parent guidance, testing services, and executive function coaching, she aims to enhance coping skills, provide mental clarity, and develop effective strategies for positive change. Arliss is committed to meeting clients where they are in their journey, reassuring them that seeking therapy is a step in the right direction, even during the challenging times of personal transformation.

Debora Collins, a Limited Licensed Psychologist with a Master’s degree, is dedicated to supporting adults who find themselves overwhelmed, struggling with anxiety, or facing significant life transitions. Clients often describe feelings of disconnection, confusion, and the weight of unresolved challenges. Debora understands that life can feel like a burden, and she is committed to helping individuals rediscover joy and purpose. By fostering meaningful connections and promoting an intentional way of living, she effectively guides her clients towards greater satisfaction and less conflict. With a solid foundation in the complexities of anxiety, Debora employs a variety of therapeutic approaches, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Somatic Therapy, and Holistic Psychotherapy, among others. Her eclectic and integrative style enables her to tailor sessions to meet the unique needs of each individual, allowing them to navigate life's unpredictability with confidence and calm. Throughout the therapeutic journey, Debora partners with her clients, helping to illuminate the path forward and encourage enthusiasm for new beginnings. For those ready to leave their anxiety behind and embrace a more fulfilling life, working with Debora offers a promising avenue for change.

Jen Mcculloch is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and therapist dedicated to providing supportive care to individuals facing emotional, behavioral, academic, and professional challenges. Her expertise encompasses a variety of critical areas, including Depression, Anxiety, Autism, Learning Disabilities, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Healthy Aging, and Self-Esteem Difficulties. Emphasizing a strength-based approach, Jen works with her clients to help them create and achieve their personal goals, guiding them to discover their unique strengths and become their best selves. With extensive experience in working with Autistic clients and individuals within the ADHD community, she understands the nuances of neurodiversity. Many of her clients also navigate anxiety or depression, and she employs a comprehensive strategy to help identify changes in thinking patterns, behaviors, and lifestyle choices that promote growth and healing. Her approach is aligned with a Neurodiversity Affirming model, ensuring that each client's individuality is celebrated. Additionally, Jen uniquely integrates Executive Function Coaching into her practice, assisting students and adult professionals in enhancing their planning, organization, goal setting, time management, self-awareness, and study skills. This multifaceted approach makes Jen a truly dedicated ally in her clients' journeys toward personal development and mental wellness.

Natalie Merkel is a dedicated Psychotherapist and Wellness Coach with credentials as a Clinical Social Worker (LLMSW). With a holistic and wellness-based approach, she customizes therapy sessions to meet her clients' needs, seamlessly integrating techniques such as breathwork and mindfulness into her discussions. Recognizing the dynamic nature of every individual, she passionately champions the importance of self-care, asserting that everyone is multi-dimensional and deserving of attention to their well-being. Natalie specializes in providing individual therapy for adults dealing with everyday life stressors, anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, grief, adjustment difficulties, and relationship or career challenges. Known for her active listening skills and compassionate, non-judgmental communication style, she empowers her clients to express their feelings regarding their difficulties. Committed to cultivating a safe space, she assists individuals in exploring unproductive patterns while fostering a strong sense of self-worth and self-determination. Natalie's unwavering dedication to enhancing the quality of life of her clients illustrates her belief in the profound impact of seeking help—a journey that requires bravery and willingness to grow. She is honored to walk alongside individuals on their unique paths towards healing.

Elle Merrill Callahan is a dedicated pre-licensed professional who has a profound interest in supporting clients from the LGBT community, particularly transgender and gender nonconforming individuals. Currently a graduate student at the University of Michigan School of Social Work, Elle is pursuing her MSW and will graduate in December 2021. With a Bachelor's degree in Arts and Humanities, complemented by a minor in Queer Studies from Michigan State University, she brings several years of experience in organization and advocacy work within the LGBT community. Elle believes deeply in the importance of community and strives to ensure that no one feels alone in their identity. Her passion for inclusivity and support shines through in her approach to therapy.

Lori Miles is a licensed professional counselor (LPC) with over 25 years of experience in helping individuals navigate the complexities of modern life. In a world filled with new challenges, she understands that anxiety and depression can feel overwhelming. Lori is dedicated to assisting her clients in developing effective strategies to tackle these challenges and cultivate lifelong skills. She creates a safe and nurturing environment where individuals can explore their concerns and work collaboratively towards change. With her expertise, Lori looks forward to guiding you through difficult circumstances and empowering you to achieve your personal goals.

Megan Miller, LPC, NCC, is a dedicated therapist at Identity Counseling Psychology, passionately serving individuals throughout their lifespan and addressing a diverse array of mental health concerns. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology along with a Minor in Juvenile Justice from Grand Valley State University, as well as a Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Eastern Michigan University. With expertise in areas such as trauma, domestic violence, anxiety, grief, depression, relationship challenges, and life transitions, Megan especially finds fulfillment in working with adolescents and emerging adults, although her clientele spans all ages. Her therapeutic approach is grounded in a person-centered and psychodynamic framework, integrating holistic, trauma-informed, and strength-based methods to facilitate client growth and the achievement of treatment goals. Clients of Megan can expect a safe, judgment-free environment designed for open dialogue, whether they wish to share extensively or simply at their own pace. She is committed to fostering a collaborative therapeutic relationship, ensuring that no client ever feels discriminated against for any reason.

Alyssa Okey, LMSW, is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist who specializes in providing support for individuals facing emotional challenges. With a wealth of experience addressing mood-related issues such as anxiety, depression, trauma, and loss, she offers a compassionate approach tailored to each client's unique situation. Alyssa has a specialized credential as an Infant Mental Health Specialist from the Michigan Association for Infant Mental Health, which adds depth to her understanding of women's mental health, particularly in the context of motherhood and infant relationships. She recognizes that everyone encounters difficulties throughout their life and believes in the power of holding space for individuals navigating these challenges. Alyssa looks forward to connecting with each person beyond their symptoms, ensuring they feel supported and understood in their journey towards well-being.

Lisa Olinger is a certified sex therapist and clinical social worker dedicated to helping couples and individuals navigate the complexities of intimacy and relationships. Many of her clients enjoy strong friendships with their partners, effectively co-parent, and maintain a harmonious home life. Yet, even in fulfilling relationships, some find that intimacy has dwindled over time. With Lisa's guidance, clients can explore what it means to rekindle a fulfilling sex life, transforming what may feel like a chore into an opportunity for joy and connection. As a compassionate therapist, she specializes in addressing topics such as infidelity, relationship issues, and sexual intimacy. Lisa employs a variety of therapeutic modalities, including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and the Gottman Method, aimed at helping clients rediscover and enhance their sexual connection. Individuals and couples of all identities and orientations can find a safe space with Lisa, who is committed to supporting them on their journey toward deeper intimacy. Her welcoming approach invites those seeking to improve their relationships and sexual well-being to engage with her insightful and nurturing practice.

Dr. Lucinda Orwoll is a dedicated psychologist with a PhD, specializing in helping adults and elders navigate through life’s challenges. With a profound understanding of issues such as depression, anxiety, and spirituality, she approaches therapy with warmth and empathy. Lucinda utilizes an eclectic mix of therapeutic modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Psychospiritual, Transpersonal, and Positive Psychology, to create a tailored experience for her clients. Her expertise in person-centered and integrative methods, combined with a strong foundation in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Psychodynamic approaches, allows her to address each individual's unique needs. Passionate about guiding individuals towards self-discovery and healing, Lucinda fosters a nurturing environment where clients can explore their thoughts and feelings to achieve lasting change.

Dr. Ralph Keith is a compassionate psychologist dedicated to helping individuals navigate life's challenges with resilience and hope. With a PhD in Psychology, he specializes in a wide range of issues, including stress, anxiety, and marital and premarital concerns. His therapeutic approach is grounded in Positive Psychology, Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), as well as Christian Counseling and Motivational Interviewing. Dr. Keith works with diverse age groups, offering support to teenagers, adults, and seniors (65+), and he excels in both individual and couples therapy. His warm demeanor and a keen understanding of human emotions allow clients to feel heard and empowered on their journey toward well-being.