Lauren Rill is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist who is passionate about helping young adults and college students break free from unhelpful patterns that leave them feeling stuck. She understands that early adulthood can present some of life's greatest challenges, as individuals often place unrealistic expectations on themselves and others. In her practice, Lauren offers a non-judgmental space for individuals to process difficult life transitions and find support in healing from traumas that have impacted their lives. Specializing in inner-child work, she helps clients connect with their core identities and recognizes how adult behaviors are often rooted in childhood experiences. Through a combination of empathy and a well-equipped toolbox of therapeutic skills, Lauren guides her clients in navigating hardships while celebrating their wins, incorporating humor and tears along the journey toward healing. With a strong belief in the importance of connection in therapy, she fosters a warm environment where individuals can feel safe to share their stories. If a connection is felt, trust in her ability to provide the support needed to make sense of their journey.

Dr. Jennifer Bowles is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist with extensive credentials, including a PhD and JD. She empowers individuals who find themselves facing life's challenges, from depression and anxiety to trauma and addiction. Jennifer partners with her clients, fully engaging with them to tap into their internal strengths and foster the creation of a richer, more fulfilling life. Her approach is collaborative, ensuring that every individual feels heard and supported, leaving therapy with renewed strength and hope. With a specialization in trauma recovery, Jennifer also focuses on breaking compulsive behaviors that often arise from trauma, such as addiction and negative self-thoughts. She utilizes her background as a licensed attorney to uncover the patterns in thoughts and actions that may hinder success in life, work, and relationships, reinforcing the idea that change is possible. Additionally, as a cultural anthropologist, she offers culturally competent care, providing a safe space for healing and empowerment for clients affected by trauma, including those dealing with toxic workplace experiences such as wrongful termination and discrimination. Jennifer also specializes in trauma-informed coaching specifically tailored for social justice activists.

Richard Scott Reinsmith is a Limited Licensed Psychologist with over 30 years of private practice experience in the Ann Arbor area. He is renowned for his compassionate approach to therapy, working with individuals and couples to foster healing and growth. Richard also leads support groups for adult males who experienced sexual abuse as children, demonstrating his commitment to aiding those affected by such trauma. His expertise in addiction therapy is well established, along with his dedication to supporting victims of sexual assault, making him a sought-after professional in these critical areas.

Darin Szczotka, a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist, understands that everyone’s experiences in life are unique to their journey. He recognizes that times of adversity, stress, anxiety, and depression often signal opportunities for growth. Inspired by Thomas Edison's words, 'When you have exhausted all possibilities, remember this: you haven't,' he admires the courage and strength individuals demonstrate when they seek new possibilities, outcomes, and insights. Darin believes that each individual holds the keys to their future, and his strengths-based approach promotes self-exploration and personal empowerment through the examination of one's inherent resilience. With a deep passion for mental health and expertise in substance use disorders, he utilizes a variety of evidence-based, trauma-informed therapy models. Darin looks forward to working with clients to cultivate their inner strength using a tailored set of tools that help them achieve their desired outcomes and build a future filled with fulfillment.

Tatianah Thunberg is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, specializing in helping adults and elders navigate the complexities of their emotional landscapes. With over 25 years of extensive experience and training, she offers trauma-informed, somatic, and attachment-focused therapy to individuals and couples, as well as compassionate coaching for those looking to uncouple with care. She believes in the potential for every person to integrate their inherited trauma and thrive, even amid the monumental global challenges of our time. Tatianah guides her clients through the process of returning to wholeness by mobilizing both their inner and outer resources. In her practice, she fosters present moment awareness and meets distress—cognitive, emotional, sensory, and existential—with compassion and curiosity. Utilizing modalities such as Internal Family Systems (IFS), EMDR, and Emotionally Focused therapy, she encourages the journey towards transformation, where movement, breath, voice, and playfulness help ease fragmentation back into wholeness. Tatianah's approach is rooted in the belief that liberation is possible and that we can all learn the skills necessary not just to survive, but to truly thrive.

Jennifer Tyrrell is a clinical social worker and therapist dedicated to creating a safe and welcoming environment for her clients. She believes in fostering authentic relationships that enable individuals to explore their true selves, paving the way for lasting change. With a focus on holding space, Jennifer aims to truly understand her clients as individuals, helping them identify their goals, values, and passions for a meaningful life. She views therapy as a journey toward healing and empowerment, equipping clients with the tools necessary to overcome challenges that may have seemed insurmountable. Committed to walking alongside her clients, Jennifer brings humor, a non-judgmental attitude, and space for personal growth into the therapeutic process. Her approach invites clients to come as they are, making it a privilege for her to be part of their journey.

Hannah Walker is a dedicated Licensed Professional Counselor who specializes in guiding adults through the complexities of life's challenges. With a Master’s degree and extensive experience, she focuses on areas such as stress management, coping skills, and mood disorders. Hannah offers a range of therapeutic approaches, including Financial Therapy, Christian Counseling, and Solution Focused Brief Therapy, all tailored to meet the unique needs of her clients. Her methodology often incorporates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Behavioral Activation for Depression, aiming to empower individuals to regain control and find peace in their lives. With her compassionate nature and professional expertise, Hannah Walker is committed to helping each person navigate their journey towards emotional well-being and resilience.

Carisa Wilder is a dedicated Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), holding a Master's in Social Work (MSW), and is trained in the Psychobiological Approach to Couple Therapy (PACT II). With a strong focus on supporting adults and elders, Carisa specializes in mindfulness and meditation practices, as well as addressing marital and premarital issues and relationship dynamics. Her diverse therapeutic modalities include somatic therapy, family systems therapy, and trauma-focused approaches, making her a versatile and culturally sensitive therapist. With a person-centered and strength-based framework, she fosters a safe space for individuals and couples, including queer couples, to explore their feelings and experiences. Carisa’s commitment to social justice informs her relational practices, blending eclectic methodologies such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), and mindfulness-based cognitive therapy (MBCT). Through compassion-focused and attachment-based techniques, she empowers her clients on their journey towards healing and growth.

Tristan Woodsmith, a pre-licensed professional with an LLMSW, is dedicated to guiding individuals towards realizing their authentic selves and achieving inner clarity, irrespective of their unique backgrounds and experiences. He prioritizes creating a safe and comfortable environment so that clients can freely express themselves without fear of judgment. Working collaboratively, Tristan invites clients to confront the challenges they wish to tackle while introducing practical tools that foster relief, clarity, and transformative ways of being. His therapeutic approach uniquely blends Internal Family Systems (IFS) with mindfulness techniques, while also drawing upon Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance Commitment Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing. Tristan finds joy in sharing experiential practices that promote a state of joyful flow, empowering individuals to live, love, and work from their full potential. He welcomes clients from diverse backgrounds and identities, ensuring an inclusive atmosphere for all.

Dr. Donald Zaksek is a dedicated psychologist with a profound passion for helping individuals grow and change. He has received extensive training from some of the nation’s leading experts in cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and recognizes the importance of integrating various treatment models to provide holistic care. With a wealth of experience in addressing a range of presenting problems, he has a particular affinity for working with veterans, athletes, and issues concerning men. After earning his Doctorate from Wright State University in 2005, Dr. Zaksek served as a Captain in the United States Air Force during the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, where he provided psychological services to military personnel. He has also collaborated with the Veterans Administration and the University of Michigan, and currently oversees a team of psychologists in private practice. Dr. Zaksek firmly believes that a strong, trusting relationship with a well-trained psychologist is a powerful catalyst for change, and he is committed to being a supportive resource for anyone in need.

Dr. Ann Arbor is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist dedicated to providing quality counseling to preteens, teens, adults, and elders. With a robust educational background including an LMSW and EdD, she excels in addressing a variety of challenges, particularly behavioral issues, life transitions, and career counseling. Ann's approach is holistic, blending techniques such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT), and Christian Counseling to support her clients' journeys. She is skilled in both individual and group modalities, as well as family and marital therapy, creating a safe space for clients to explore their thoughts and feelings. Her commitment to her clients' growth and well-being shines through her application of various therapy types, including hypnotherapy and Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA), tailored to meet the unique needs of each individual and family.

Paul Thompson, LMSW, is a compassionate and spiritually focused psychotherapist who believes in addressing all aspects of a person during the therapeutic journey. He supports clients in becoming whole, peaceful, loving, and fulfilled. With a deep emphasis on understanding the inner nature of our being, Paul invites the ever-present Divine Mind to guide the counseling process. He teaches that we exist within God, emphasizing that it is our erroneous thoughts that create feelings of guilt and separation. His sessions take place in a professional, quiet, and confidential setting, providing a perfect space for individuals, couples, and groups to explore their spirituality and mental well-being.

Dr. Ian Gackowski is a passionate psychologist who creates a comfortable and judgment-free environment, addressing the unique needs of each client. With experience working with both college-aged and adult populations in various settings, including colleges and universities throughout the Midwest, Dr. Gackowski has helped individuals navigate a wide range of concerns, such as anxiety, depression, adjustment-related stress, and identity development. Notably skilled in addressing men's issues, Dr. Gackowski explores themes of anger, intimacy, sexual expression, and emotions, fostering a therapeutic space where clients can engage with their feelings openly. His clinical approach is interpersonal and psychodynamic, focusing on understanding the client, their context, and their history. A committed ally to the queer community, Dr. Gackowski works with individuals of diverse sexual orientations and gender identities, ensuring that everyone's unique journey is respected and supported.