Therapists in Mount Clemens, MI

Since you are here, you are probably at your breaking point. I see you, and I would love to help you. Whether you struggle with individual issues, family problems, or relationship situations, together we will find a way to deal with it. Your needs will always be my top priority and I will be in your corner, putting you first at all times. Counseling helped me during a time when I was very vulnerable and lost. That's when I knew, that being a counselor was exactly what I wanted to do. I want to be there to support people. Being a therapist is not my job, it's my calling.

I am accepting new clients for both in-person and online. For in person sessions I only have morning availability currently. I have afternoon appointments available on Thursdays for virtual sessions only. Please email me to schedule! Beginning therapy can be scary and I am here to help guide and support you through this journey.

Life is a rollercoaster, and although the ride can get pretty bumpy sometimes, it doesn't mean you've gotta ride alone. If you're reading this, it's probably because something led you here. Maybe you're going through a recent loss, a tough breakup, or a big life adjustment. Maybe you're having trouble focusing or experiencing feelings of depression, shame, guilt anxiety, and/or a shift in your mood or behavior. No matter what the rollercoaster's bumps may look like in this season of your life, we'll work on those tracks and make the tweaks needed for a smoother ride. :)

Over 12 years of experience in providing individual,couples,and family therapy services. I believe one is the driver and they control how they want to live;however, I understand often times family, bullying, substances, depression, past trauma, anxiety, relationships, raising children, career/employment, financial, and personal struggles can be obstacles.My objective is to work with you in being aware and in creating solutions, which can counterattack these obstacles. Depending on your motivation this process can be short or long. It all depends on how much you want to live a productive Life. I also provide supervision to APCC's.

Hi! I’m Mariam (she/they), a first-generation Arab immigrant, social worker, mental health advocate, and meditation enthusiast. I have experience working with youth and young adults, the Arab/SWANA community, seniors, immigrants, refugees, and the LGBTQIA+ community. Rooted in radical compassion and a commitment to social justice, my practice centers on anti-oppressive and anti-colonial values, while also integrating various evidence-based modalities. I will hold a safe space for you and work with you through past and present challenges and traumas while providing analysis, guidance, and tools for growth.

As a daughter of immigrants, I am familiar with the struggles of feeling like an outsider, facing ongoing acculturation, as well as the stress and anxiety that comes with resettlement and starting over. I strive to normalize therapy and make it accessible to anyone struggling with their cultural or personal identity, including the immigrant community and anyone seeking therapy for the first time. Allowing yourself to be vulnerable with someone new is often one of the most challenging aspects of starting therapy. There is a stigma associated with seeking professional help for mental health in many communities.

You are here for a reason, and we are all in this battle together. In other words, connected. We need to work together in an effort to get each person through. Therapy is about the journey into the destination. Whether you are someone who's been dealing with depression, anxiety, personality complexes, behavioral challenges, intrusive thoughts, or irregular emotions, substance abuse, trauma, treatment can be the first step in healing.

People often seek the support of a therapist when they are looking to make a change in their lives. They may have tried and succeeded, only to find themselves at what feels like square one days later. This cycle can be exhausting and may lead to burn out and feelings of shame. In response to this shame, symptoms such as perfectionism, procrastination, or anxiety attacks may arise. I am passionate about defusing shame in my clients’ lives and creating space for healing through acknowledging that all behaviors make sense in the context of our lives and utilizing a values-based approach to effecting change.

Everyone deserves this chance to better themselves and relieve the burden that mental health issues can bring to our daily lives. There are many reasons people seek therapy. There could be feelings of nervousness or sadness, or an urge to finally get what's bothering you off your chest. No matter what it is, therapy brings out the best in you, and may surprise you. I've interacted with many clients who come in for one problem, and then discover hidden pieces of themselves.

We are accepting NEW clients- BCCS is a community-based Outpatient Mental Health Clinic that provides a person-centered approach to children, adolescents, and adults. Our approach is to provide a supportive, safe, and interculturally competent environment, tailored to your individual needs. Most of our clinicians are bilingual licensed mental health professionals, who are passionate about closing the mental health gap created by language, cultural or religious barriers.

I love working with children and families. I want to have clear communication with guardians while also creating a safe space that allows children to express themselves with a degree of age-appropriate privacy. I work with children to identify their emotions, learn their emotional triggers, and build a toolkit of coping skills. I also work with you as guardian to build plans of action at home and provide psychoeducation that is research backed so that you feel informed and confident in your parenting. I also recognize that as your family grows and changes you may find it helpful to reach out for support for yourself.

In today’s world, you struggle to embrace your identity while also being valued in society. Your past traumas are resurfacing, and you can’t seem to keep the peace inside your head. You are struggling to communicate with those you love, and you fear that you will remain misunderstood, or worse... lonely. So, you are looking for a stable form of support. Someone to listen to your pain, reshape your communication style, and help you mend your deepest wounds that are the source of your relationship issues and anxiety.

I believe that the key to your mental well-being lies within you. Since earning my master's degree in Clinical Psychology in 2017, I have worked with diverse populations and a wide range of ages, from children to older adults. I have experience treating various conditions, including, but not limited to, anxiety, depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), dissociative disorders, family conflict, and social anxiety.

I am passionate about supporting teens and adults as they heal from trauma, grief, depression, anxiety, and any other painful experience. Most of my professional and personal experience has centered around aligning with and uplifting individuals who are incredibly resilient - people of color, immigrants, and sexual or gender minorities.

I value a holistic approach, which considers your mental, physical, emotional and (if applicable) spiritual well-being. I aim to provide a safe and non-judgmental space that fosters healing and growth for people of all backgrounds. During our sessions I will prompt self-reflection, as well as encourage setting and maintaining healthy boundaries. I will assist you in discovering what is important to you, and individualize our sessions to meet your unique needs.

I understand therapy can feel daunting, and throughout my years of practice, I have come to believe that empathy and genuine understanding are the cornerstones of therapy. My approach is rooted in creating a safe and non-judgmental space where my clients feel free to explore their emotions and thoughts.

I am a Licensed Social Worker in Michigan with over 15 years of clinical experience in the mental health world. I specialize in managing anxiety, depression, anger, low self esteem, grief and loss, relationships, life transitions, and trauma. Feelings can hit hard and be confusing. Trauma and/or negative experiences can alter our brain in ways that make us more vulnerable to intense, negative emotions. This can create a state of mindlessness throwing our awareness and acceptance off balance. We can become more reactive and at times dissociate from experiences, not truly enjoying life and unable to recall certain memories.

Therapy is a process of self-discovery. Often, I have found that clients who present for therapy may identify experiences of depression or anxiety that are secondary to trauma exposure in their childhood or recent history. Moreover, clients often have challenges in their relationships with others which stem from their relationship with self, and from early childhood experiences in their family of origin. These challenges can manifest in many areas.

Life has a way of overwhelming us at times. It can be helpful to have someone to share those struggles with - someone who will be with you as you process the struggles & celebrate your growth and healing. At Azalea, we value the opportunity to walk alongside you while you make your own way through life's journey. We believe in holistic care, looking at individual strengths, backgrounds, and beliefs that empower you to become the best version of yourself - connected and authentic in your engagement with the world around you.