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Psychotherapy
Navigating Life’s Challenges, Together
Psychotherapy is a collaborative process that can help you better understand your experiences and patterns, strengthen your ability to cope with life’s challenges, and create meaningful change. I provide a confidential, supportive, and nonjudgmental environment where you can speak openly and work toward goals that matter to you.
Treatment is individualized and draws from evidence-based therapeutic approaches. Together, we will identify practical strategies for managing immediate concerns while also supporting greater insight, resilience, and long-term emotional well-being.
Areas of focus include:
Anxiety and stress management
Depression and mood-related concerns
Trauma recovery
Chronic pain and health-related concerns
Postpartum mental health
Life transitions and identity exploration
Self-esteem and personal growth
What to Expect
Psychotherapy sessions are typically 53 minutes and are available either in person or through secure telehealth.
We will begin with an initial appointment to discuss your history, current concerns, treatment goals, and what you hope to gain from therapy. From there, we will develop an individualized treatment plan that feels supportive, practical, and aligned with your needs.
Private-Pay Fees
Psychotherapy services are currently offered on a private-pay basis only. Insurance billing is not available at this time. Please contact the practice for current session fees and additional information.
Clinical Supervision
Support for Developing Mental Health Professionals
Clinical supervision provides a space to strengthen your professional identity, deepen your clinical judgment, and navigate the responsibilities that come with becoming an independently licensed clinician.
Individual supervision is available for professionals pursuing Michigan licensure as a Limited Licensed Professional Counselor (LLPC) or Limited Licensed Psychologist (LLP). Supervision is collaborative and developmental, balancing support with thoughtful feedback, professional accountability, and attention to ethical practice.
Areas of supervision may include:
Case conceptualization and treatment planning
Clinical documentation
Ethical and legal decision-making
Risk assessment and crisis response
Diagnostic reasoning and differential diagnosis
Professional boundaries and use of self
Development of clinical confidence and competence
Preparation for independent practice
Management of challenging or complex clinical situations
Supervision Format
Supervision is available individually through in-person or secure telehealth appointments. The frequency and structure of meetings will be determined by your licensing requirements, professional setting, and individual developmental needs.
Private-Pay Fees
Clinical supervision is offered on a private-pay basis only. Supervisees are responsible for confirming that the supervision arrangement meets the requirements of their licensing board, employer, and specific pathway to licensure.
Please contact the practice to discuss availability, current supervision fees, and whether the supervision relationship would be an appropriate fit.
Psychological Assessment
Clarity Through Comprehensive Evaluation
When everyday conversations and symptom checklists do not provide clear answers, a comprehensive psychological evaluation can offer a deeper understanding of how you think, feel, and function.
Each evaluation is tailored to your individual concerns and designed to identify patterns of cognitive strengths and challenges, clarify diagnoses, and better understand difficulties affecting school, work, relationships, or daily life. The goal is not simply to assign a diagnosis, but to provide meaningful answers and practical recommendations that can guide treatment, accommodations, and next steps.
Evaluations are available for:
ADHD and Executive Functioning: Evaluating attention, concentration, impulsivity, working memory, organization, planning, and related executive-functioning concerns.
Autism Spectrum: Assessing social communication, behavioral patterns, sensory experiences, developmental history, and other characteristics associated with autism.
Diagnostic Clarification: Exploring complex or overlapping symptoms involving anxiety, depression, trauma, personality, attention, and other psychological concerns.
The Evaluation Process
The assessment process includes three structured phases:
Phase 1: Clinical Intake Interview
We begin with a comprehensive interview to discuss your concerns, developmental and medical history, current functioning, and relevant treatment or educational records. Together, we identify the specific questions the evaluation is intended to answer.Phase 2: Testing Administration and Scoring
You will complete a carefully selected set of standardized assessments based on your individual needs and referral questions. Testing may evaluate cognitive, attentional, emotional, behavioral, developmental, or personality functioning.Phase 3: Feedback and Comprehensive Report
You will receive a detailed written report explaining the findings, any applicable diagnoses, and individualized recommendations. During a dedicated feedback appointment, we will review the results together, answer your questions, and discuss possible next steps for treatment, school, work, or other areas of daily life.
Private-Pay Fees
Psychological assessment services are currently offered on a private-pay basis only. Insurance billing is not available at this time.
Because each evaluation is individualized, the total cost depends on the referral questions, measures selected, testing time, and complexity of the evaluation. Please contact the practice for information about current fees and to discuss whether an evaluation may be appropriate for your needs.