Victoria Marques is a compassionate Limited Licensed Psychologist with a deep commitment to understanding and supporting individuals from diverse backgrounds. As an immigrant from Brazil and a native Portuguese speaker, she has a unique perspective that allows her to help clients navigate feelings of displacement and belonging. Victoria brings a wealth of experience in therapeutic practices, including psychodynamic and person-centered approaches, specializing in adjustment, depression, and anxiety disorders. Her services cater to a wide range of clients, including children, teenagers, adults, and families. Victoria holds a Master's Degree in Clinical Psychology and a Master's Degree in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages from Madonna University, complemented by a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology with a minor in Art Therapy from Marygrove College. Her foundational training also includes two Associate's Degrees from Oakland Community College in Mental Health/Social Work and Liberal Arts. She conducts sessions in both English and Portuguese, fostering an inclusive environment for all her clients.

Stephanie Newberry is a licensed professional counselor (LPC) and nationally certified counselor (NCC) with over 20 years of experience working in both public and private sectors. She understands that there are moments in life when finding a peaceful solution to struggles such as anxiety, depression, grief, and family transitions can feel overwhelming. Dedicated to creating a safe environment, Stephanie offers her clients unconditional positive regard, support, and warmth. In her therapy sessions, she collaborates with individuals to help them meet their goals and address the issues holding them back from living their best lives. Her areas of specialty include depression, anxiety, stress management, life and career transitions, grief, divorce and separation, co-parenting concerns, substance use, trauma, and child abuse or neglect. Stephanie is committed to providing a non-judgmental therapeutic setting, and she eagerly anticipates accompanying each client on their journey to self-fulfillment and recovery.

Mohamed Salam is a dedicated and empathetic psychotherapist who believes that empathy forms the cornerstone of effective therapeutic work. He attentively listens to his clients to understand their emotions and life challenges, helping them feel more fully alive as they navigate their journeys. Acknowledging the pain and suffering that often stem from past experiences, Mohamed guides individuals in recognizing and addressing the factors that leave them feeling overwhelmed or stuck. He collaborates with clients to rework their thoughts and feelings, freeing them from the burdens of the past while inspiring hope for the future. With a wealth of experience with diverse populations, Mohamed employs a wide range of modalities tailored to fit each person’s unique needs, including psychodynamic, psychoanalytic, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), and family systems therapy. His work has garnered positive feedback from clients who have consistently reported significant progress during their treatment. Holding an MSW in Mental Health and an Addiction Certificate from Madonna University, MI, Mohamed has also completed an Early Admission Program alongside four years of Academic Candidacy at the Michigan Psychoanalytic Institute, where he received extensive training and supervision. Additionally, he earned a Trauma and Recovery certification from Harvard University, further enhancing his ability to support clients through various challenges, such as addiction, anxiety, and depression.

Andrea Abadie, MS, LPC, is a compassionate licensed professional counselor who supports kids, teens, adults, parents, and couples navigating the journey of change. She understands that suffering is an inevitable part of being human and can deeply affect relationships, work, parenting, communication, and self-care. With her expertise in skills development for emotional well-being, motivation, and stress management, Andrea aims to make a transformative difference in her clients' lives. Approaching counseling from a Cognitive Behavioral perspective, she explores how beliefs and thoughts shape emotions and behaviors. Specializing in Trauma-Focused CBT for children and teens, parenting skills training, Prolonged Exposure Therapy, CBT for insomnia, and Integrative Behavioral Couple Therapy, Andrea emphasizes the personal journey of healing, reminding her clients that their best selves await through dedicated effort. She is committed to being a steadfast support on each step of this important journey, encouraging clients to reach towards their goals with confidence.

Loubna Alkhayat, a dedicated Counselor with a PhD, LPC, and NCC, passionately believes that therapy can transform lives for the better. She recognizes the challenges many face during stressful transitions, painful losses, and difficult relationship dynamics. Loubna is committed to helping her clients discover a peaceful balance and greater happiness in their lives. Over the last decade, she has guided a diverse range of adults and adolescents in overcoming issues such as depression, anxiety, grief, trauma, and emotional difficulties. By working collaboratively with her clients, Loubna helps them establish clear goals and empowers them through insight and understanding of their thoughts and emotions. Loubna employs a variety of therapeutic approaches, including Trauma Focused, Person-Centered, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and integrates mindfulness practices into her sessions. With her extensive training in relationship conflict, grief, anxiety, and depression, Loubna holds a strong belief in every individual's inherent ability to foster a healthier and more fulfilling lifestyle.

Rhonda Levy-Larson, PhD, is a dedicated psychologist specializing in independent and clinical neuropsychological evaluations for adults aged 18 and older who have experienced traumatic brain injuries from incidents like car accidents, work accidents, slip and falls, and strokes, or who suffer from cognitive impairments associated with dementia. Her expertise extends to psychological evaluations addressing emotional and personality issues, as well as treatment for trauma, anxiety, depression, stress, relationship challenges, and various physical disabilities, including chronic pain. Rhonda provides her services through telehealth videoconferencing, ensuring accessibility while maintaining a personal and respectful approach. With over 30 years of experience in both clinical and forensic psychology, she conducts thorough evaluations that assess sensory and motor skills, memory, language abilities, visual-spatial skills, and psychological functions. Rhonda delivers detailed and comprehensible reports and offers accurate diagnoses with personalized recommendations, prioritizing respect and compassion in her practice.

Brooke Bendix is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, holding credentials as an LMSW, who understands that growing up in today's world presents unique challenges for children and teens. She believes that parents play a vital role in ensuring that their 'GenZ' children have the emotional support needed to thrive. With a focus on fostering self-awareness and confidence, Brooke provides a safe and nurturing environment for her clients to explore and manage their emotions and thoughts. At Therapyology, her mission is to empower the next generation to lead fulfilled and valued lives. Collaborating with parents, doctors, teachers, and school counselors, Brooke practices a team approach to ensure that every individual and family receives the comprehensive support essential for their well-being. Her expertise spans various therapy types, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Play Therapy, and Family Systems, making her a sought-after resource for families navigating today's complexities.

Margot Bloomfield is a dedicated Limited Licensed Psychologist who enjoys working with individuals across various age groups, including preteens, children, teens, adults, and elders. She recognizes that life is a journey filled with challenges, and individuals can often find themselves at crossroads where making decisions about their direction can feel overwhelming. While familiar paths may seem more comfortable, they can often lead to stagnation. Margot believes that true growth comes from embracing change and exploring new, albeit unfamiliar, paths. Through her therapeutic work, she empowers clients to believe in themselves as they navigate these new avenues, illuminating the way forward. Margot has a particular interest in exploring identity issues with adoptees and supporting those dealing with life transitions, including grief and loss. Her extensive experience encompasses mood disorders, impulse control challenges, relationship difficulties, trauma, and developmental issues. Utilizing a variety of theoretical approaches, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Writing/Narrative Therapy, and Family Systems, Margot employs an eclectic method grounded in humanistic principles. This approach emphasizes the common denominators that unite us as human beings while fostering healing and growth.

Valerie Brenneman, a Licensed Professional Counselor with extensive credentials, offers a warm and non-judgmental space for clients seeking change. She welcomes individuals facing life challenges such as depression, anxiety, relationship issues, or feelings of being stuck. By working collaboratively with clients of all ages, from pre-teens to adults, Valerie guides them in exploring the changes they wish to see in their lives. Her areas of specialty include stress management, self-esteem, ADHD, and communication issues, among others. Utilizing a diverse range of therapeutic approaches such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), she equips clients with essential strategies and tools for personal growth. Valerie prioritizes creating an inclusive and comforting environment where clients feel accepted, enabling them to express their thoughts and emotions freely. Her dedication to assisting clients in identifying their goals and navigating the complexities of life reflects her compassionate, strength-based approach to mental health care.

Amanda Carr, a Licensed Professional Counselor with an MA, LPC, is dedicated to offering a welcoming and safe environment for her clients to share their thoughts and experiences. She understands that mental health is often misunderstood and can be stigmatized, and she seeks to create a space where individuals can grow and thrive. Amanda emphasizes the importance of recognizing that thoughts are not facts and encourages clients to focus on the present moment. She famously considers reaching out for help to be a courageous first step in the healing process and works diligently to uncover the root of her clients' challenges. Utilizing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Amanda helps clients understand the interplay between thoughts, emotions, and behavior, fostering a trusting relationship in the counseling process. With a specialized focus on children and adolescents, Amanda leverages her background in education and experience as a school counselor to provide not only counseling for youth but also invaluable parenting support. She assists parents in navigating IEP and 504 plans, ensuring that their child receives the support they need. Through her compassionate approach, Amanda aims to empower individuals to develop emotional resilience and essential coping skills, acknowledging the weight of academic and social pressures that children often face. Her ultimate goal is to support others in their journey toward emotional well-being and personal growth.

Ashley Crowder, a Licensed Professional Counselor in Michigan, brings 6 years of dedicated experience to her practice, assisting adults and couples navigating marital and relationship challenges, anxiety, depression, work-life balance, and LGBTQ concerns. Holding a Master of Arts in Counseling from Oakland University, Ashley employs a compassionate blend of relational, person-centered, solution-focused, and emotionally-focused therapeutic approaches, tailored to suit each individual's unique needs. She collaborates closely with her clients to establish personalized goals that resonate with their personalities and desired therapeutic outcomes. In her practice, Ashley fosters a nurturing and supportive therapeutic relationship, aimed at helping clients achieve the life goals they aspire to work on in therapy. Known for her unconditional positive regard and acceptance, she creates an inviting environment where clients can feel secure in being their authentic selves. Additionally, Ashley offers virtual therapy sessions for those who prefer an online format.

Bloomfield Dbt is a dedicated therapy practice that focuses on individuals and family members learning Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). The team conducts skills groups aimed at teaching various coping skills essential for regulating emotions, enhancing interpersonal effectiveness, building distress tolerance, and promoting mindfulness. DBT therapy entails both individual therapy and skills groups, designed to help clients reduce behaviors that hinder their life goals. Additionally, coaching is offered to support clients during challenging situations between therapy sessions, while also providing resources for parents and spouses collaborating with the family therapist. As an evidence-based practice, DBT has been shown to be effective for those struggling with emotional regulation. The practice provides individual therapy, skills groups, and coaching tailored for adolescents, adults, and families. The team is certified in Family Psycho-Education Advanced Facilitation and has received intensive training in Dialectical Behavior Therapy from Behavioral Tech, the creator of DBT, Dr. Marsha Linehan. Through DBT, clients can work on decreasing behaviors that disrupt their quality of life, learning valuable skills to foster positive relationships, increasing present moment awareness, understanding emotional functioning, and experiencing emotions in a healthy way, as well as developing the ability to tolerate emotional pain.

Paul Friedman is a highly experienced clinical social worker and therapist with over 30 years of practice in individual, family, and marital therapy. His approach to treatment is fundamentally client-centered, ensuring that the therapy process begins right where the client is, without attempting to impose rigid frameworks. He is dedicated to creating a safe, private, and confidential environment, where individuals, couples, and families are encouraged to explore and address the issues that bring them to therapy. With a Master of Social Work and credentials as an LMSW and LMFT, Paul embodies a profound commitment to fostering trust and openness in therapeutic relationships.