Sarah Weissman is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with a focus on creating a validating and understanding environment for her clients. With an integrative approach, she expertly helps individuals find balance in their personal, academic, and professional lives. Sarah collaborates closely with her clients, guiding them toward exploring their next steps and achieving their goals, ultimately fostering peace in their daily lives. Her extensive experience encompasses addressing challenges related to binge eating, anxiety, depression, low self-image, and navigating difficult life transitions. Utilizing a variety of evidence-based practices, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Sarah tailors her methods to suit the unique needs of each individual. Aware of the societal prejudices that can hinder the pursuit of treatment, she operates from a standpoint that is nonjudgmental and respectful of her clients' identities, ensuring a safe space for growth and healing.

Pacific Wellness is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist specializing in helping clients navigate stress, grief, and mood disorders. Clients often find themselves feeling overwhelmed by life transitions and seek to uncover connections between their past experiences and current life situations. This journey of self-discovery often transforms loss into a powerful catalyst for change, fostering greater understanding of one’s self and the significance of life’s experiences. With years of experience and an interpersonal approach, Pacific creates a safe space where exploration of past lessons, present challenges, and future possibilities can thrive. Through active listening and emotional recognition, Pacific collaborates with clients to enhance satisfaction and fulfillment in their lives, using a variety of evidence-based therapeutic modalities such as Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Solution Focused Brief Therapy, and Compassion Focused Therapy, among others.

Deb Wentz is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and therapist dedicated to helping adults navigate life’s challenges, including depression, anxiety, and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). She collaborates with her clients to foster understanding, healing, and personal growth. Through a tailored approach that integrates various therapeutic modalities, Deb guides individuals, couples, and families to explore their interactions and relationships. By equipping clients with effective tools and strategies for change, she empowers them to tackle their goals and manage challenges more effectively. Deb believes that seeking therapy is a valuable investment in one's life, and she is grateful for the opportunity to support her clients on their journey toward becoming their best selves.

Mel Whalen, Ph.D., is a dedicated psychologist committed to a social justice framework in their practice. They have a passion for working with clients from diverse backgrounds, particularly those facing challenges related to chronic illness or dynamic disabilities. Mel's approach emphasizes collaboration with clients to establish realistic, attainable goals for treatment, ensuring a transparent therapeutic process. Known for their support of women and members of the LGBTQ community, Mel particularly enjoys working with individuals from marginalized groups. Being culturally Deaf and fluent in American Sign Language (ASL), they effectively serve many Deaf clients, while also connecting with hearing clients, as spoken English is their native language. The flexibility of virtual therapy allows Mel to provide services to Deaf teens, parents of Deaf children, Children of Deaf Adults (CODAs), and mixed Deaf-hearing families via Zoom. Additionally, Mel supervises new therapists and is available for training, consultations, and presentations on Deaf mental health topics. Their doctoral dissertation focused on transgender identity development, and many of their clients identify as queer, trans, LGBTQ, genderqueer, non-binary, or asexual. Furthermore, Mel has a specific interest in working with neurodivergent, gifted, and immigrant clients, understanding the unique challenges faced by minorities in today's society.

Courtney Wilkens, MA ED, is a licensed educator and trained Executive Function coach based in Michigan, boasting over 20 years of experience in K-12 education. She specializes in guiding adolescents to adults in developing essential Executive Function skills, including organization, planning, self-monitoring, and time management. Her client-centered approach is founded on evidence-based Executive Function curriculums that are both visual and interactive, catering to various learning styles. Courtney is dedicated to supporting her clients in understanding the underlying reasons for their struggles, while empowering them to enhance their Executive Function skills. This enables them to become more confident and effective in managing their busy lives. With a passion for fostering essential skills such as planning and prioritization, organization, emotional regulation, and self-awareness, she finds it incredibly rewarding to witness her clients feeling less stressed and more engaged, confident, and capable of overcoming life's challenges.

Latonya Wilson LLMSW, CAADC-, DP, is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and therapist dedicated to empowering adults, particularly women, to overcome emotional disturbances and enhance their self-esteem. With a deep-rooted desire to help others, Latonya found her calling in social work, where she utilizes her skills to support various populations, including the geriatric community and homeless teenage girls. She also focuses on fostering reintegration for those with felony backgrounds through employment opportunities, alongside providing mental health and substance abuse treatment for diverse groups. Latonya practices Culturally Sensitive, Positive Psychology, and Trauma-Focused therapy among others, embracing a Person-Centered and Strength-Based approach tailored to each individual's needs. Her mission is to guide clients in uncovering the underlying reasons behind their struggles, reminding them that the only obstacle in their journey is often themselves. Investing in one's wellness is a crucial step towards living a fulfilling life, and Latonya is here to support that transformative process.

Felicia Brabec is a fully licensed psychologist and social worker with an extensive background in therapeutic practices. With years of experience since 1995, she has dedicated her career to working with individuals, couples, and families navigating a wide range of challenges, including depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, eating disorders, grief, and loss, as well as issues surrounding gender and sexual orientation. Felicia employs an eclectic approach, drawing from Humanistic, Family Systems, Cognitive Behavioral (CBT), and Interpersonal modalities to tailor her therapy to meet the unique needs of preteens, teens, adults, and elderly clients. Understanding the importance of a strong therapeutic alliance, she fosters a comfortable and trusting environment where clients feel at ease to engage in the transformative emotional work necessary for meaningful change. Felicia’s commitment to her clients exemplifies her belief that the right fit between therapist and client is crucial for successful therapy.

John Macari is a limited licensed psychologist who believes that the ultimate goal of counseling and psychological services is to empower clients to think, feel, and behave in healthier ways that meet their underlying needs. His approach often addresses the 'problem' as a mere symptom of deeper struggles, emphasizing the existential needs for safety, belonging, love, acceptance, and self-respect. The aim of therapy under his guidance is to meet these needs in a life-affirming manner. Effective counseling begins with establishing rapport and trust, allowing clients to identify impactful areas of their lives for exploration in a clear and objective way. Utilizing cognitive behavioral therapy, John helps clients modify their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors to foster healthier and more effective responses. He deeply values the intrinsic worth of each individual, validating their experiences while also addressing thought patterns that contribute to mood regulation and relationship navigation. Together, they will explore how to cultivate a healthy perspective on self, others, and the environment.

Dr. Giovanni Minonne, a compassionate psychologist with a PhD from the University of Michigan, specializes in helping teens, adults, and elders navigate through life's complexities. His clients often feel anxious or depressed, seeking meaningful change but feeling stuck in their situations. Recognizing the pain of trauma or loss, Dr. Minonne creates a safe and understanding environment for individuals and families to explore their thoughts and emotions. With over 16 years of therapeutic experience in Ann Arbor, he works collaboratively with clients to help them gain self-awareness and identify paths to transformation through tailored therapeutic techniques. His expertise encompasses a wide range of issues including depression, relationship challenges, emotional disturbances, trauma, bereavement, and more. In addition to his practice, Dr. Minonne is an educator at the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Michigan and the Michigan Psychoanalytic Institute, where he teaches psychoanalysis and supervises emerging professionals. His warm, humanistic approach ensures that clients feel seen and supported on their journey toward healing and growth.

Dr. Merton Shill, a seasoned psychologist with a PhD and over 25 years of experience, believes that the core of therapy lies in understanding emotions. He listens intently to the thoughts, ideas, and especially the feelings of his clients, recognizing that these elements are fundamental to their lives. People often feel as though they have been waiting their whole lives to share their stories, and Dr. Shill is dedicated to providing a safe space for this expression without delay. His approach is grounded in extensive research that emphasizes the importance of self-understanding and self-awareness, rather than merely focusing on behavioral changes or medication alone. Dr. Shill works with a diverse range of clients, including adults, couples, college students, teenagers, children, and families. He addresses various challenges such as anxiety, depression, ADHD, PTSD, and relationship issues with both short-term and long-term therapeutic strategies tailored to individual needs. With deep roots in academia and a current faculty position in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Michigan Medical School, Dr. Shill also engages in training and supervising other therapists while sharing his insights through numerous national and international presentations and publications. His commitment to listening and understanding paves the way for his clients to enrich their lives and make empowered choices for the future.

Dr. Layal Abadi, a Limited Licensed Psychologist with a PhD, specializes in providing compassionate and culturally sensitive psychotherapy to individuals, couples, and families. With a deep understanding of diverse backgrounds and experiences, she is dedicated to supporting clients through challenges such as depression, trauma, relationship distress, and personality disorders. Her approach incorporates a variety of effective methodologies, including Compassion Focused Therapy, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), ensuring that each client's unique needs are met. Dr. Abadi creates a nurturing environment where self-compassion and collaboration thrive, empowering clients to gain insights, embrace change, and find relief from their struggles. With a particular interest in helping individuals recover from trauma, she utilizes evidence-based treatments to guide her clients toward living fuller, more enriching lives. Passionate about fostering self-understanding and resilience, Dr. Abadi's practice embodies a commitment to promoting healing across all stages of life, from preteens to adults.

Gabriella Abalo, a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist (LLMSW), understands the hardships of life that can lead individuals to feel lost, miss opportunities, and face overwhelming challenges. Her focus lies in supporting queer, working-class, and multiracial adults and couples who are navigating life transitions, trauma, substance use, and grief. Recognizing that healing is a non-linear process, Gabriella integrates narratives of collective trauma into her therapeutic practice. She recognizes that therapy can bring to light difficulties clients have struggled with or may have never confronted. With an emphasis on mapping out the journey of recovery, she adeptly addresses immediate concerns by offering tools to manage crises such as anxiety attacks, family conflicts, relationship issues, self-harm, and suicidal ideation. Through structured treatment goals aligned with clients’ unique situations, Gabriella works to enhance coping skills, advocate for the support necessary, and foster healing within individuals and their relationships. With a firm belief in the innate capacity of every person to heal and grow, Gabriella partners with clients in their journey of exploration, helping them to identify what is missing in their lives and supporting them in discovering new ways to live fully, embracing all parts of themselves. She looks forward to co-creating a meaningful time and space together, building a relationship that honors each client's unique story.

Shannon Abraham-Cook, a fully licensed psychologist with a PhD and MA, is dedicated to supporting individuals and families navigating the often stressful immigration process in the United States. With experience conducting hundreds of psychological evaluations, Shannon has worked with diverse ethnic and cultural backgrounds on a wide range of immigration-related matters. Her areas of specialization include psychological assessments for immigration purposes, including I-601a waivers, VAWA, U-Visa, and political asylum cases. In addition to her immigration work, Shannon has extensive experience in the evaluation and treatment of trauma-related disorders and symptoms. She is committed to providing personalized and compassionate services to all clients, fully understanding the unique circumstances each person brings. Shannon welcomes opportunities to engage in discussions about individual cases, ensuring the highest level of care and support for her clients.