Adrienne Pisoni is a Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW) specializing in supporting adults and elders through significant life transitions. She has a passion for guiding individuals as they navigate major decisions regarding their relationships and careers, helping them to connect with their authentic selves. Her expertise in managing anxiety—whether it affects personal relationships or career aspirations—allows her to equip clients with the tools to harness their strengths and overcome challenges. With experience in prominent institutions such as Harvard University Mental Health Services, the University of Michigan Athletic Department, and the VA hospital in Ann Arbor, Adrienne's diverse background enhances her ability to connect with clients from various walks of life. Her therapeutic approach encompasses a wide range of modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), Narrative Therapy, and Family Systems therapy among others. Adrienne values the therapeutic relationship and embraces a warm, interactive style, often integrating humor to foster comfort and ease in sessions. She recognizes the courage it takes for clients to enter therapy and feels privileged to accompany them on their journey of growth and self-discovery.

James Plunkett, PhD, is a dedicated psychologist who employs an empathic and interactive approach in his practice, customizing his methods to suit each individual situation. He is committed to empowering clients to reduce stress, navigate conflicts, manage intense emotions, and improve their relationships. James specializes in guiding individuals through significant life transitions, such as divorce, new parenthood, grief, post-college adjustments, and retirement. Utilizing a diverse array of therapeutic techniques including insight-oriented treatment, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), coaching, and mindfulness practices, he fosters personal growth and deeper connections to life. With over 45 years of practice, including 30 years teaching and supervising clinical psychologists and social workers at the University of Michigan, James offers invaluable insight and experience. He holds certifications in Mindfulness in Psychotherapy, Divorce Mediation, and Divorce Coaching, reinforcing his expertise. Passionate about mentoring younger clinicians, he is eager to support their journey in establishing their own practices. Through his comprehensive understanding of lifelong development, James Plunkett stands ready to assist clients in thriving and realizing their potential.

Lani Porter Wang is a compassionate therapist with over twenty years of experience in the field of clinical social work. She understands that as individuals navigate through life's various stages, they often confront deep-seated doubts and fears. Lani creates a safe and structured environment that allows her clients to share their stories and untangle the challenges that contribute to their pain. Her client-focused and collaborative approach is holistic, aiming to foster lasting personal growth. Specializing in areas such as depression, anxiety, relationship issues, family dynamics, and cultural integration, Lani supports clients in achieving emotional well-being and resilience. With a robust foundation from the University of Michigan's Psychological Clinic and her post-graduate clinical fellowship at UM's Department of Psychiatry, she expertly utilizes a blend of established therapeutic practices including attachment-informed therapy, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and psychodynamic exploration. In understanding the emotional upheavals many face, especially in recent years, Lani expertly embodies empathy, compassion, and understanding, guiding her clients towards greater awareness and self-reliance.

Amanda Pratt, a dedicated Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and therapist, specializes in supporting adults and elders navigating the hardships of chronic illness, anxiety, and depression. She provides a compassionate and understanding environment for those who may feel lost in their health struggles. Amanda recognizes that countless individuals grapple with emotions stemming from long-term health issues, often feeling isolated and overwhelmed. She expertly uses a variety of therapies, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Positive Psychology, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), to help her clients reconstruct a fulfilling life. With her extensive experience, Amanda has seen her clients often discover new coping strategies and experience significant improvements in just a few sessions. She is passionate about guiding her clients back to a place of emotional balance and resilience, helping them navigate the roller coaster of chronic illness with strength and support.

Lisa Larson, a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist, understands that everyone can feel stuck at different points in life, struggling to overcome challenges despite their best efforts. By offering talking therapy, she provides invaluable support to clients, helping them gain fresh perspectives on themselves. Lisa's approach encourages individuals to see themselves in new, more accepting ways, equipping them with the emotional and psychological resources necessary for personal growth. Her attentive listening skills allow her to help clients articulate what feels difficult to express or comprehend, fostering a deeper understanding of their experiences. Symptoms such as anxiety, depression, or family conflicts serve as vital clues to the underlying issues that may hinder self-resolution. Lisa’s expertise in anxiety and depression—especially as they impact academic and artistic performances—coupled with her experience in managing eating disorders, particularly compulsive overeating, ensures her clients receive comprehensive support. She utilizes a broadly exploratory approach informed by psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral, and existential theories, empowering her clients on their journey toward healing.

Dr. Jerrold Brandell is a distinguished Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with a PhD and MSSW, bringing over 46 years of clinical experience to his practice. He frequently assists clients who struggle to find joy in their daily lives, often linked to anxiety, depression, or unresolved inner conflicts. For some, these issues manifest as a nebulous sense of dissatisfaction that disrupts relationships, work, or academic pursuits. With a keen understanding of the limitations of traditional medications and behavior-focused approaches, he advocates for insight-oriented psychotherapy. Dr. Brandell's extensive background in psychotherapy and psychoanalysis has led him to a notable academic career as a distinguished professor emeritus at Wayne State University, where he taught for 37 years. He is also the founding editor of Psychoanalytic Social Work and has authored 16 influential books. His commitment to the field extends globally, having conducted clinical workshops across the US, Europe, Asia, and the Pacific Rim. As a therapist, he is a thoughtful listener, dedicated to understanding each client’s unique story and working collaboratively to foster profound insights and alleviate inner turmoil.

Hugh Ransley is a dedicated Limited Licensed Psychologist with over 20 years of experience in psychotherapy, specializing in supporting adults and elders (65+). His approach is person-centered, focusing on culturally sensitive, attachment-based, and emotionally focused therapy modalities. Hugh is passionate about helping individuals express themselves authentically and embrace change. He is equipped to assist clients in overcoming self-limiting beliefs, alleviating anxiety, and addressing relationship dynamics that may hinder personal growth. Hugh treats every person with respect and dignity, regardless of their background, religion, ethnicity, ability, or gender orientation, and he is especially attuned to the LGBTQ+ community. In addition to traditional psychotherapy, he integrates Zen meditation and mindfulness practices into his sessions, promoting self-knowledge, acceptance, and mastery. Clients who are ready to embark on a journey of self-discovery and personal development will find a compassionate and skilled ally in Hugh Ransley.

Cynthia Ransley, a Limited Licensed Psychologist with a Master's degree, warmly invites her clients to come as they are. Each week, they experience the freedom to uncover and connect with their true selves, finding their authentic voice in a supportive environment where they are genuinely heard and validated. Cynthia fosters self-trust, encouraging exploration of deep and genuine embodiment, so clients can live from their inner knowing, leaving behind societal 'shoulds.' Central to her practice are themes of self-compassion and self-discovery. Cynthia creates a safe space for her clients, providing a soft landing each week for them to relax and unpack their stories. Her tailored approach, influenced by Person-Centered and Jungian principles, reflects a commitment to the unique needs of each individual. With a small practice by design, Cynthia approaches each therapy hour with enthusiasm for her clients' current journeys. In their time together, they invite inquiry, curiosity, and possibility, exploring the many facets of their identities while dismantling old narratives. Through building a caring and supportive therapeutic relationship, her clients come to realize that they truly matter—because they do. Together, they uncover the keys to what is needed for deeper openness, fostering feelings of care and support, while clients discover their intrinsic power and begin to trust themselves anew. Ultimately, they embark on a path toward feeling better, guided by Cynthia's compassionate expertise.

Diana Regalado is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist who creates an affirming space for individuals to engage with their vulnerability and self-reflection. She believes that no one knows a person's experience better than they do, which is why she emphasizes collaboration and self-determination within the therapeutic relationship. Diana encourages her clients to explore their own values, strengths, and desires throughout their therapeutic journey. Her practice is firmly grounded in anti-oppressive frameworks, recognizing and addressing the influence of systemic violence and social injustices on wellbeing. She values building honest therapeutic relationships and aims to contribute positively to her clients' wellness and joy. Diana works with both teens and adults, providing individual psychotherapy that addresses diverse clinical interests, including LGBTQIA2S+ and BIPOC identity concerns, trauma, depression, anxiety, immigration issues, and familial relationships. Her therapeutic approach is informed by trauma-focused practices, empathy, mindfulness, and radical acceptance. Además, ofrece asesoría y acompañamiento con enfoque cognitivo-conductual y narrativo desde una perspectiva psicosocial para adolescentes y adultos, trabajando temas de trauma, depresión, ansiedad, identidades raciales y/o étnicas, exploración de identidades de género y/o orientación sexual, así como apoyo a la crianza.

Valerie Roedenbeck Maloof, an experienced Clinical Social Work Therapist with an MPhil and LMSW, is dedicated to collaborating with her clients to identify areas of intervention and navigate their therapeutic journeys. With a specialization in helping adolescents, college students, young adults, adults, and couples through significant life transitions, she focuses on challenges including puberty, graduations, relationship dynamics, and coping with loss. Valerie is especially adept at addressing issues related to anxiety, depression, and perfectionism, leveraging methodologies such as Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). Her attachment-based approach fosters a client-led and goal-focused therapeutic dynamic, ensuring a personalized experience for each individual. With over two decades of experience in multicultural environments, Valerie has a rich background in yoga and mindfulness practice. Her upbringing in South and Central America enhances her capacity to connect with multicultural and bi-cultural clients, enriching the therapeutic experience with sensitivity and understanding.

Stephanie Rosales is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, known for her expertise in helping individuals and couples navigate the challenges of life's transitions. With a warm and acceptance-centric approach, she emphasizes mindfulness in her treatment, tailoring her methods to align with each client's unique strengths and aspirations. Stephanie supports her clients' courageous journeys towards self-discovery and personal growth, employing a solution-focused style that fosters resilience. She has completed postgraduate training at the University of Michigan and holds the title of Certified AASECT Therapist, reflecting her commitment to professional excellence. Stephanie operates within a psychoneurobiological framework and has extensive experience working with Division I Athletes, individuals recovering from Traumatic Brain Injury, and late adolescents aged 18-24. She specializes in trauma and PTSD, sexual health, and relationship issues, holding great respect for her clients' experiences and their choice to seek therapy.

Ali Ross, a Licensed Professional Counselor with a Master's degree and nine years of experience, provides deep and effective counseling treatment. Specializing in relationship struggles, anxiety, post-traumatic stress, complex trauma, high stress, burnout, and depression, Ali's advanced training is centered on helping clients resolve past traumas to alleviate current emotional distress and psychological symptoms. By fostering feelings of peace, confidence, and connection, Ali paves the way for improved relationships with oneself and others. The emphasis in Ali's practice is on personal development and revitalization, with a strong commitment to building a safe and trusting relationship with each client. Each new client is invited to explore how they wish to change in terms of thinking, feeling, and behaving as a result of their therapeutic journey. With a collaborative approach, Ali assists clients in identifying and achieving their unique treatment goals. Believing that every individual is competent, worthy of love and value, and possesses the capability to enact positive change, Ali honors and affirms intersectional identities. Ali looks forward to embarking on this transformative journey with clients.

James Rust, MSW, LMSW, is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist who prioritizes the needs of his clients. As a compassionate professional, he ensures that those he works with feel heard, understood, respected, and valued. James recognizes the significance of clients' challenges and concerns, which form the foundation of their collaborative journey towards healing. With a successful track record in helping clients navigate their feelings and achieve a deeper understanding of their difficulties, he provides therapy rooted in evidence-based practices that are ethical, confidential, and genuinely supportive. His office environment is designed to be safe and nurturing, where clients are both encouraged and gently challenged emotionally. James specializes in addressing issues such as depression, anxiety, and life transitions, and he is particularly adept at working with adolescents, adults, LGBT individuals, couples, and those exploring men's issues. His extensive experience as an outpatient therapist enables him to connect with a diverse clientele effectively. With specialized training in Jungian psychology from the esteemed C.G. Jung Institute of Chicago, he employs psychodynamic methods that foster emotional support and promote insightful growth. Additionally, he uses techniques from Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) to help clients remain grounded in the present. James creatively integrates spirituality, self-expression, meditation, and dream interpretation into therapy, facilitating a rich understanding of transformative emotions. Importantly, he is committed to accessibility and offers accommodations for fees based on income.