Danica Dumsch is a skilled clinical social worker and therapist with a diverse background in addressing the varied needs of her clients. Her adaptable approach allows her to tailor sessions to effectively meet the challenges her clients face, whether it's a long-standing issue or an urgent crisis that has surfaced. Danica collaborates closely with her clients to develop actionable treatment plans that focus on their specific concerns. With over 10 years of experience in the field, she has worked with individuals of all ages struggling with serious mental illnesses and understands the complexities of dual diagnoses, particularly among those battling substance abuse and mental health challenges. Danica’s additional certification in CAADC and her expertise in trauma-focused therapy for children further enhance her ability to provide comprehensive care. At A1 Case Management, the emphasis is on flexibility, providing opportunities for weekly or even bi-weekly sessions, ensuring that urgent needs can be addressed promptly and compassionately. Danica is dedicated to creating a supportive environment where healing and growth can flourish.

Madeleine McConnell is a dedicated counselor with credentials as an LPC, NCC, and CAADC, who owns and operates a private practice in Northeast Michigan. She provides exceptional counseling services, coaching, and neurofeedback to individuals facing a variety of challenges and needs. As an addiction specialist, she also collaborates with a local addiction agency to broaden her impact. Madeleine offers individual counseling both in person and through convenient video/tele-health options, catering to those with mobility or time constraints, as well as individuals seeking confidential care outside their community. Her extensive training includes EMDR and several other evidence-based therapy models, ensuring a personalized and effective approach tailored to each client's needs. With over 15 years of experience in the child welfare system, she has worked extensively with individuals experiencing trauma, PTSD, and anxiety, specializing in addiction and neurofeedback. In addition to her practice, Madeleine designs programs for various agencies and conducts training sessions on a wide range of topics beneficial to other professionals and families. She warmly invites individuals to reach out, exploring the potential for a supportive therapeutic relationship at any stage of their journey. As a trained provider of neurofeedback, she is skilled in brain training and EEG biofeedback, offering innovative approaches to well-being.

Jennifer Renee Cousineau is a Licensed Professional Counselor (MS, LPC) adept at guiding individuals through the complexities of change and stress. She understands that coping with difficulties such as depression, anxiety, mood disorders, relationship challenges, parenting issues, and grief can be daunting. With a client-centered approach, Jennifer is committed to helping clients uncover their unique roles in both present and past situations, facilitating a personalized pathway through therapy. She utilizes a variety of treatment methods tailored to each individual's needs, drawing from her extensive training in multiple therapeutic approaches as well as psychological and neuropsychological assessments. For those contemplating therapy, Jennifer provides a supportive environment to explore treatment options and determine the best fit for their healing journey. Regardless of the challenge, clients can find hope and guidance through her dedicated assistance.

Abundant Life Christian Guidance, PLLC - Where therapy and the scriptures converge. Amy Will, a dedicated Pastoral Counselor with an MA and LCPC, specializes in addressing mood disorders, anxiety, addictions, grief and loss, and suicidology, among other significant issues faced by adults. Her practice emphasizes a counseling approach grounded in Biblical principles, fostering an environment where individuals can find healing and support. Furthermore, Abundant Life Christian Guidance is committed to community well-being by offering suicide prevention training to agencies, businesses, and churches aiming to confidently intervene in suicidal crises. Through a range of therapeutic modalities, including Compassion Focused, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Amy provides compassionate and effective counseling tailored to meet the unique needs of her clients.

Cheri Albertson is a highly experienced psychotherapist and social researcher, boasting over 20 years of dedication to adolescents, adults, couples, and families who face a diverse array of challenges. Understanding that although society connects us all, individual experiences can create unique hurdles to personal fulfillment, she passionately helps her clients navigate these complexities. Cheri emphasizes the importance of discovering and harnessing one's inner strength and power, offering practical tools that foster empowerment. By doing so, she guides individuals in overcoming confusion, pain, and suffering, ultimately enabling them to lead happy and satisfying lives. Cheri specializes in areas such as ADHD, trauma and PTSD, and domestic abuse, utilizing therapy modalities like play therapy, cognitive behavioral approaches, and psychodynamic techniques tailored to each client's needs.

Dr. Naomi Alcaine, a psychologist with a PhD, specializes in providing psychotherapy and neuropsychological testing. She works with a diverse range of clients, including preteens, children aged 6 to 10, teenagers, and adults, offering tailored therapy for individuals and families. Dr. Alcaine employs an eclectic therapeutic approach when working with adults, seamlessly integrating various techniques to address immediate challenges while fostering a deeper understanding of the origins of problematic patterns. For children and teenagers, she places a strong emphasis on family involvement, firmly believing that the support of loving and attentive families allows young individuals to thrive. Through comprehensive neuropsychological testing, Dr. Alcaine meticulously assesses for learning disabilities, attention disorders, and other subtle cognitive issues that may influence behavior, emotional well-being, or academic achievements. By providing a detailed profile of cognitive strengths and weaknesses, she offers valuable recommendations to facilitate growth and improvement.

Krystol Alpert, LLPC, is dedicated to helping her clients navigate life's challenges while fostering a stronger sense of self-awareness and confidence. She approaches counseling from a holistic perspective, aiming to empower her clients and working collaboratively to achieve their unique treatment goals. Understanding that each individual possesses distinct needs, Krystol tailors her counseling style to suit each person's specific circumstances. Utilizing evidence-based techniques within person-centered and psychodynamic frameworks, she addresses a diverse range of mental health concerns. With a B.A. in Religious Studies and Communication from the University of California Davis and an M.A. in College Counseling from Eastern Michigan University, Krystol specializes in issues related to depression, trauma, anxiety, family-of-origin dynamics, grief and loss, relationships, women's issues, and LGBTQ+ concerns. Passionate about working with college students and emerging adults, she also finds fulfillment in supporting adolescents and older adult populations.

Dr. Julia Am Glazko is a compassionate psychologist with a PhD who understands that many individuals face challenging times characterized by pain, confusion, and isolation. She recognizes that while friends and family can be supportive, they may not always provide the guidance needed during such periods. Dr. Glazko creates a safe, non-judgmental environment where clients can explore their feelings and work towards finding a path forward. With extensive experience working with both children and adults, she specializes in addressing anxiety and depression. Additionally, she possesses specialized training in parenting challenges and childhood issues such as attention and discipline. Dr. Glazko has also guided families through the trauma associated with significant life changes, including loss and divorce. Her therapeutic approach is rooted in cognitive behavioral therapy, complemented by an interpersonal process style. She is dedicated to collaborating with her clients to discover solutions tailored to their unique lives.

Cari Anne Crawford is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist with over 20 years of experience in the mental health field. She has worked extensively in foster care and community mental health systems and currently serves at CNLD. Cari's passion lies in empowering children, families, and individuals to discover their voices, heal, recover, and gain the tools necessary to shape their lives as they desire. She believes in crafting individualized treatment plans that leverage her clients’ unique strengths. Cari employs a variety of therapeutic techniques, including play therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), trauma-informed approaches, elements of dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), Gestalt therapy, and traditional talk therapy. Her expertise encompasses a range of issues, including ADD, trauma, depression, anxiety, and dissociative identity disorder (DID). Through her compassionate approach, Cari aims to be an integral part of her clients' mental health journeys.

Dr. Amy Barbee, a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist with a PsyD and LMFT credentials, understands that being human comes with its challenges. Life often presents a variety of difficulties, from worrying about the future to feeling overwhelmed by emotional pain. Her therapeutic approach empowers individuals to find the tools and insights necessary to navigate through these tough times. Emphasizing that challenging experiences can lead to profound personal growth, Dr. Barbee creates a safe, nurturing environment for exploration and healing. Clients can expect to delve deeply into their feelings and life challenges, all while striving for a happier, healthier existence. With extensive clinical experience, she expertly guides a diverse clientele, including children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families. Dr. Barbee specializes in addressing issues such as severe trauma, anxiety, depression, co-parenting challenges, relational difficulties, and couples therapy, making her a valuable resource for those seeking positive change.

Leslie Barroso is a compassionate and dedicated Clinical Social Worker/Therapist, holding her LLMSW and MSW from prestigious institutions, including the University of Michigan. She specializes in working with adults and elders facing a variety of challenges such as mood disorders, dual diagnosis, and addiction. Leslie's approach is culturally sensitive and integrates a wide range of therapeutic modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectic Behavioral Therapy (DBT), and Motivational Interviewing, allowing her to cater to the unique needs of each individual. She has a deep commitment to helping clients navigate their mental and emotional stressors, empowering them to improve their relationships and increase their quality of life. Her sessions are marked by a foundation of respect and acceptance, where she collaborates with clients to identify desired changes and employ their strengths toward achieving self-efficacy and happiness. Leslie truly enjoys partnering with those ready for a positive shift in their thinking and emotional understanding, guiding them toward healthier coping strategies and emotional resilience.

Dr. Dinah Bartley, a dedicated psychologist with a PsyD, attended the Michigan School of Professional Psychology and graduated in 2006. She specializes in working with adults who are navigating challenges related to depression, anxiety, and trauma, including PTSD. Dr. Bartley understands that just as the body naturally seeks physical health, the brain has an intrinsic tendency towards mental well-being. However, disturbing life experiences can create barriers that prevent this natural progression. In her practice, she recognizes how these experiences can cloud present perceptions and emotional responses, influencing reactions that are often rooted in past trauma. She employs various therapeutic modalities like Ego State Therapy, EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), and Attachment-based approaches to facilitate healing from psychological wounds. Through her compassionate guidance, clients can restore their brain’s natural inclination towards mental health and reclaim their ability to function optimally in the present.

Rose Benjamin is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist who offers a distinct and compassionate perspective in her practice as a transgender therapist. She is committed to helping clients discover their authentic selves, guiding them to hear their heart, tune their soul, and heal their wounded psyche. With a focus on individual, group, and family therapy for adults and adolescents, Rose employs an eclectic and client-centered approach rooted in humanistic principles. She believes in the transformative power of turning pain into possibility, darkness into rebirth, and struggle into harmony and hope. Rose specializes in addressing trauma, LGBTQIA concerns, depression, anxiety, and a wide range of relational dynamics. Her expertise extends to treating OCD, social anxiety, eating challenges, and grief, making her an invaluable resource for individuals seeking healing and growth.