Contact & Appointments | Southfield & Grand Blanc, MI

Taking the first step toward resilience is a mission-focused choice. Reach out today to discuss your goals in Southfield, Grand Blanc. Fill out the form below and you will be contacted within 24 hours to discuss your needs and next steps.

20 Years of Clinical Expertise & Specialized Certification

With two decades of experience, our Southfield practice offers a level of specialized care that sets us apart. As a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC) and a Certified Trauma Specialist, I provide a direct, evidence-based approach to recovery. Whether you are seeking help for addiction, navigating PTSD, or managing anxiety, you receive a mission-focused strategy designed for real-world results.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What Insurance do you Accept

I accept Aetna, BCBS, BCN, CIGNA, HAP, McLaren, Meridian, Molina, Priority Health, UHC/UBH, as well as Medicaid and Medicare plans,

How soon can I get an appointment?

The fastest way to get an appointment is to fill out the form above and we will contact you within 24 hours to schedule.

Is therapy confidential?

Yes, confidentiality is a cornerstone of our practice. Whether you are a professional in Farmington Hills or a parent in Grand Blanc, your privacy is our highest priority. We provide a discreet and secure environment where you can focus entirely on your healing and growth.

Does you provide support for veterans?

Yes. As a veteran-led practice, we specialize in helping fellow service members navigate PTSD, combat stress, and the transition to civilian life. We understand the unique culture of the military and provide a direct, mission-focused approach to trauma recovery for veterans across Mid Michigan and Metro Detroit.

What is the benefit of seeing a CADC (Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor)?

A CADC is a specialized credential in Michigan that requires thousands of hours of supervised experience specifically in addiction. Unlike general counseling, a CADC-certified therapist has the deep clinical training necessary to treat the complexities of substance abuse, offering a more targeted and effective path to recovery.

How does play therapy work for children with autism or anxiety?

Children often lack the words to express complex emotions. In our Southfield office, we use play therapy—utilizing toys, art, and games—as a child’s natural language. This allows them to process trauma or anxiety and learn self-calming methods in a way that feels safe and intuitive, rather than intimidating.

What is the difference between EMDR and DBT?

At our Southfield and Grand Blanc office, we use EMDR primarily to help the brain “reprocess” traumatic memories so they no longer trigger a fight-or-flight response. DBT is more skills-focused, teaching you how to manage intense emotions and improve relationships in the present. Many of our Genessee and Oakland County clients benefit from a combination of both.