P. Jacobs is a compassionate clinical social worker and therapist, bringing nearly two decades of experience in mental health care navigation. Their extensive work has involved supporting clients facing challenges such as trauma, depression, and anxiety across diverse environments, including athletics, educational institutions, hospital settings, and private practice. P. Jacobs has dedicated their career to providing therapy for both adolescent and adult clients, excelling in conducting psychosocial assessments and developing client-centered care plans. Their community engagement includes valuable experience at the Northeast Guidance Center in Detroit, Michigan, where they worked with marginalized youth and young adults, as well as the Guidance Center in Taylor, Michigan. Alongside community mental health, P. Jacobs has specialized in working with professional and semi-professional athletes for nearly twenty years. They understand the significance of meaningful conversations and strive to uncover individuals' unique communication styles and topics, believing every person's story is paramount. The goal of P. Jacobs is to foster transformative change, inspiring growth one individual at a time.

Miriam Jaffa is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist, holding her LMSW credentials. She believes that every individual brings unique life experiences, strengths, and challenges to the therapeutic process. Miriam collaborates with her clients to create a customized treatment approach tailored to meet their needs. She primarily works with adolescents, adults, couples, and families, addressing a broad spectrum of mental health-related issues. Psychotherapy, in her view, serves as a potent tool for navigating life's hardships, whether they involve job stressors, relationship problems, the loss of a loved one, chronic illness, infidelity, divorce, or infertility. Miriam's therapeutic approach emphasizes enhanced emotional wellbeing through improved insight, decision-making capabilities, and coping strategies. Her expertise encompasses the assessment and treatment of depression and anxiety disorders, as well as matters related to relationships, sexual health, and trauma. Recognizing that finding a psychotherapist with whom one feels comfortable can be a daunting task, Miriam encourages potential clients to explore their options and seek a supportive professional who can aid them in their journey towards healing.

Ananda Jatel is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist deeply committed to guiding adults through their journeys of healing and self-discovery. Recognizing the importance of finding a therapist who is a good fit, she creates a judgment-free environment where clients can safely express themselves. Ananda understands that identity is shaped by various factors such as environment, family history, and relationships, and she is equipped to help navigate the complexities of these influences. Each client’s journey is unique, and through her expertise in culturally sensitive practices, positive psychology, and trauma-focused approaches, she facilitates a path towards a stronger, happier, and healthier self. By fostering a therapeutic relationship grounded in trust, Ananda empowers clients to experience meaningful positive changes in their daily lives. As a co-founder of Path to Empowerment PLLC, she invites individuals and families to explore the potential of their minds and emotions in a supportive setting.

Chassi Jensen is a dedicated therapist and clinical social worker who understands that individuals can often feel overwhelmed by emotions such as sadness, anxiety, anger, or shame. She is passionate about empowering clients to establish boundaries and assert themselves in relationships, addressing feelings of being stuck in unhelpful patterns or weighed down by past reminders. Chassi enjoys supporting people with a broad spectrum of concerns, including relationship challenges, life transitions, trauma, grief, anxiety, OCD, and depression. In her practice, she focuses on fostering mindful awareness of emotions and relational patterns. With extensive experience gained from a clinical fellowship and several years at Michigan Medicine, Chassi has honed her skills in evidence-based modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Exposure and Response Prevention, as well as training in Complicated Grief Treatment and psychodynamic therapy. She collaborates closely with her clients, tailoring her approach to meet their unique needs. Chassi firmly believes that meaningful change starts with a strong therapeutic alliance and strives to create a compassionate environment welcoming to clients from all backgrounds.

Dr. Adam Joy is a compassionate and dedicated psychologist, well-versed in helping individuals navigate the complexities of their emotions and life experiences. Many patients seek therapy feeling anxious and in need of relief, and Dr. Joy addresses this discomfort with a caring and empathetic demeanor. With a wealth of experience, he helps patients learn to live life on life’s terms through acceptance and committed action, working collaboratively to foster lasting change. Patients in Dr. Joy's care often find themselves becoming more engaged with their community and families, developing a stronger sense of identity, and enhancing their ability to manage life’s challenges. He firmly believes that an effective psychologist must be honest and direct, genuinely holding patients accountable for their growth. The therapeutic relationship is respected as one of the most powerful tools available, providing invaluable support as they confront the inevitabilities of life. Understanding that no life is devoid of struggle, Dr. Joy's therapy process is about cultivating contentment and gratitude, guiding individuals toward a more fulfilling life.

Anne Joy is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, holding an LMSW credential and graduating from the University of Michigan in 2019. With a focus on guiding teens, adults, and elders through their mental health challenges, Anne specializes in addressing issues such as depression and anxiety. Her approach is informed by an anti-racist and intersectional feminist perspective, believing that the surrounding world shapes individual experiences and mental health. She employs person-centered therapy, aiming to understand each client as an individual and collaborating with them to develop tools for personal growth. Drawing from an extensive palette of therapeutic modalities, including Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), mindfulness, and psychodynamic approaches, Anne tailors her techniques to suit the unique needs of those she works with. Additionally, as a RYT 200 level yoga teacher, she integrates mindfulness and physical practices designed for individuals in larger bodies, emphasizing compassion, empathy, and deep respect for the therapeutic journey. Anne looks forward to meeting clients and supporting their path to well-being.

Sekai Ward is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist who believes in the inherent strength of individuals to bring about positive change in their lives. She expertly crafts strengths-based treatment plans tailored to each client’s unique needs, allowing for measurable goals that guide their therapeutic journey. With a passion for supporting people of color, individuals exploring their identities, and those seeking meaning, Sekai combines her extensive knowledge in evidence-based practices, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and mindful approaches. Her commitment to the mental health field is further exemplified through her mentorship of early career therapists, providing clinical supervision for LLMSWs striving for full licensure. A proud member of organizations like the National Association of Social Workers and the International Association of Eating Disorder Professionals, Sekai has been recognized with the Promise Award by the Michigan Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence (MCADSV) for her outstanding advocacy. She is passionate about fostering a supportive environment for healing and growth.

Hannah Kanter is a compassionate and dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist, specializing in guiding adults through the complexities of trauma and PTSD, as well as supporting those during pregnancy, postpartum, and managing Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD). She employs a range of therapeutic modalities, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Expressive Arts, Trauma-Focused approaches, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, among others, to assist individuals and couples in their healing journeys. Hannah is committed to creating a safe and nurturing space for her clients, utilizing her background as a meditation instructor, yoga teacher, and Reiki practitioner. Through her day-long trauma-healing intensives and weekly therapy sessions, she empowers her clients to move beyond painful experiences while cultivating new skills for self-care and resilience. With her guidance, individuals can learn to step out of fight or flight mode, fostering inner peace, enhancing relationships, and embracing their true selves. Hannah’s holistic approach is designed to support her clients in becoming the person, partner, parent, and professional they aspire to be.

Jesse Kauffman is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist dedicated to supporting teenagers and adults in navigating life's challenges. With a focus on ADHD, anxiety, and men's issues, he utilizes a variety of therapeutic approaches, including Energy Psychology, Narrative Therapy, Reality Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). Recognizing the unique strengths of each individual, Jesse employs a strength-based approach to empower his clients. He offers therapy to individuals and families, creating a warm and inviting space where healing and growth can flourish. Jesse's genuine passion for helping others enriches the therapeutic experience, making him a trusted ally on the journey towards improved mental health and well-being.

Melissa Kaye Richter is a compassionate and dedicated clinical social worker and therapist, holding an LMSW and an MA. Specializing in providing therapy for young adults and adults, she focuses on addressing mood disorders, anxiety, and substance use. Recognizing that stress and trauma manifest differently for each individual, Melissa adapts her therapeutic approach to meet the unique needs of her clients, ensuring they feel supported and understood in a judgment-free environment. Her expertise encompasses a range of effective therapies, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Motivational Interviewing. With a Master's in Social Work from the University of Michigan, and experience at esteemed facilities like Chelsea Arbor Treatment Center and University of Michigan Hospital’s Psychiatric Emergency Services, Melissa is committed to being a helpful resource for anyone seeking mental health services. She strives to empower individuals facing personal challenges, relationship dynamics, and other life transitions by fostering a collaborative therapeutic experience. Melissa values flexibility in treatment to achieve excellent outcomes and is always ready to provide ideas, suggestions, and community resources to those in need.

Kazia Kelly is a compassionate and dedicated licensed clinical social worker who specializes in helping teens and adults navigate their unique journeys through therapy. With a deep commitment to addressing trauma, anxiety, depression, educational stress, life transitions, and self-esteem, Kazia employs a variety of evidence-based therapeutic models. These include Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), alongside mindfulness and somatic principles. Kazia’s culturally sensitive approach ensures that she creates a safe and supportive space for her clients, empowering them to embrace their strengths and foster meaningful change in their lives.

Deanna Kempke, LPC, NCC, is a dedicated counselor who understands that healing begins when individuals courageously discuss their pain. She recognizes that one of the significant barriers to feeling better is the willingness to ask for help. With a strong belief in the resilience and inner strength that each person possesses, Deanna is committed to providing supportive guidance through the healing process. Specializing in the treatment of adolescent girls and adult women, she focuses on clients who have endured sexual abuse, trauma, and emotional challenges. Drawing on 20 years of clinical experience, Deanna effectively addresses multi-layered trauma alongside related issues such as depression, anxiety, anger, and impulse control. Her therapeutic approach is both supportive and solution-focused, utilizing mindfulness-based and cognitive-behavioral techniques tailored to the unique needs of each individual. With a commitment to fostering inner peace and renewed energy, Deanna is available for sessions that fit within her clients' schedules.

Wendy Kern, LMSW, is a compassionate therapist dedicated to helping adolescents and adults navigate the complexities of their emotions, including anxiety, sadness, anger, disappointment, envy, loneliness, and grief. Understanding that life's journey can be filled with challenges—such as transitioning to college, managing blended families, parenting dilemmas, relationship issues, divorce, loss, and multicultural concerns—Wendy creates an empathic and safe space for clients to explore their unique experiences. Through collaborative work, she empowers individuals to thoughtfully examine their emotions and traumatic experiences, enhancing coping skills and building resilience. Wendy's approach encourages a deeper understanding of behavioral patterns, offering clarity in how individuals perceive themselves and others, which can lead to transformative insights in relationships. With a decade of psychotherapy experience from the University of Michigan, Wendy's expertise extends to working with both adolescents and adults, and she is also a Child Development Specialist providing support to staff and parents in a local school. Her commitment to fostering mindful and intentional living through therapy enables clients to find their path to empowerment and growth.