David Dich is a dedicated Licensed Professional Counselor with a Master's degree and extensive experience working with adults facing challenges such as anxiety, depression, and relationship issues. His approach to therapy is both collaborative and engaging, as he believes in working 'with' clients rather than merely observing. David has trained in a variety of therapy types, including Culturally Sensitive therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), allowing him to customize his methods to meet the diverse needs of his clients. He has a strong passion for supporting military veterans, leveraging his background in the U.S. Navy intelligence field to connect meaningfully with this population. Additionally, David has enriched his professional journey by serving as an Adjunct Professor at Lakeland University, where he teaches graduate courses in counseling. He takes pride in being part of an impactful initiative with Stanford University and the Ukrainian government, providing crucial mental health services to those affected by the ongoing crisis in Ukraine. As the owner of Great Lakes Clinic, David enjoys supervising post-graduate interns, fostering the next generation of mental health professionals.