Cognitive Behavioral (CBT) Therapists in Livingston County, MI

I am fully licensed professional counselor and a certified alcohol and drug counselor. I have been working with adults, families and adolescents for the past 8 years and my special areas of interest are substance use, anxiety, depression, stress, anger management, family conflict and other life stressors. I have a strong passion for working with adults and adolescents who are experiencing difficulties due to substance use themselves or within the family. I work primarily from a Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) perspective. The way we think directly impacts the way we feel and act. Exploring and identifying irrational or negative

Hope concentrated studies in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT). Hope has worked through the TF-CBT model with children and their caregivers for the last two years. She has experience working with children, adolescents, and adults. Her therapeutic focus is about meeting the client where they are and helping to empower them to meet their therapeutic goals.

Josh Ayers is a Limited Licensed Master Social Worker in Michigan who has been practicing since 2022. He has a Masters of Social Work from the University of Michigan School of Social Work and a Bachelor of Science-Neuroscience from the University of Michigan. Josh hopes to best support kids and young adults who seek the support coping with anxiety and depression symptoms. This could potential come from school or life related stress, bullying trauma, and other situations that could potentially necessitate support.

As the owner of Evolve Behavioral Health in Brighton, I work to help individuals function optimally in their daily lives. This may mean working 1:1 with clients to help resolve trauma related issues, eliminate or reduce mood disorders, and/or strengthen personal relationships; this also may mean linking clients to therapists in our practice who may be an ideal fit. My treatment modalities include EMDR, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Mindfulness strategies. I work from a strengths-based, person-centered foundation to empower individuals and families to live their best lives.

Kelly M. Rad LMSW uses an integrative & holistic approach to therapy, blending styles in a way that accommodates the unique needs of each individual and/or family. She incorporates CBT, DBT informed, Trauma Informed Care, Motivational Interviewing, and other modalities to help guide anxious adults and children on their path to wellness. Kelly has a deep understanding of neurodivergence and assists individuals/families with school issues, executive functioning difficulties, sensory processing difficulties, behavioral struggles, and emotional stress.

Children, adolescents, and families face challenges and stresses everyday; sometimes, these can become too much to handle alone. Particularly during this stressful time, effective treatment and support are necessary AND accessible through online therapy. Our treatment orientation is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, a short-term, goal-oriented, and effective approach. We enjoy collaborating with schools (if indicated) to provide a well-rounded intervention. We also offer excellent, research-based teletherapy for kids, adolescents, and families. Call today to find out more about how we can help your child and family thrive!

If you or a loved one is to problem solve, it would be my pleasure to assist you. Perhaps you are struggling with anxiety, depression, or experiencing family/work stress. You may be having difficulty with communicating with your partner, spouse or other family members and need assistance setting boundaries with them. Many clients experience some anxiety struggles that are interfering with their day to day functioning and need assistance in problem solving and letting go of stressors, and I can assist with this process.

Hi, I’m Ashley! My goal as a therapist is to help you find balance and personal growth in your healing journey from a holistic and strength-based perspective. I believe that each client is the expert of their own life, experiences, and needs. It is a priority to me to create a space for clients to feel empowered to share their story, discover their strengths, and make positive and meaningful changes in their lives. I provide non-judgmental and empathic counseling services to help you through the process of change. It is important to me that you feel safe and supported.

Whether you are seeking therapy to work through past traumas, find relief from a specific issue, or just to have a person to talk to without judgement - You are in the right place. This is the first step.

Charly graduated from Central Michigan University with a Bachelor's degree in Clinical Psychology. She has worked in ABA, as well as with older adults with dementia and other cognitive disorders. Charly continued her education and earned her Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology at Michigan School of Psychology, where she was trained with a humanistic, client-centered orientation. Charly is experienced in individual therapy with adults and teens, psychological assessments, and has worked with various diagnoses. She is excited to continue growing her skills with MPC.

I have a passion for working with young adults, women and men with trauma, depression, anxiety, relationship conflicts, and secondary or vicarious trauma for those working in high stress fields. My hope as a therapist is to assist individuals as they continue to write their own stories, through a holistic and empowerment-based approach.

With over 40 years experience Ross believes that therapy is a contract developed by the client and therapist focused on the goals of the client which are observable and measurable. As a veteran Ross feels a special connection in treating veterans.

If you struggle with trauma, anxiety, identity development, adoption related circumstances or military life, I can help. I have experience working with children (12+), adolescents, college students, adults, couples, and families who struggle with mental health, family and/or relationship issues or personal development. As a military spouse, I know what a struggle military life can be. If you or a family member are struggling with life in or after service, I'm here for you.

Based on my experience, I feel well suited to help patients’ who are looking for relief from depression, anxiety, and trauma. However, I’m very interested in the individual differences and experiences that lead up to these mental health concerns, rather than viewing them as a “one-size-fits-all” phenomenon. I’m interested in those experiencing current relational issues, family of origin concerns, attachment ruptures, and issues that pop up related to identity development in emerging adults.

She has experience working with people of all ages, from young children to older adults. She especially loves working with children and teenagers. Maddy also has experience working with incarcerated people and returning citizens. She believes all people are capable of change. Her therapeutic focus is on creating an environment where everyone feels comfortable and empowered to understand themselves and achieve their goals. Maddy integrates techniques from cognitive behavioral therapy and dialectical behavioral therapy into her practice.

I thoroughly enjoy helping clients to be authentically themselves within a safe and comfortable space. Each person is unique in their own way, and because of this they may need a unique approach in therapy. I look at the therapeutic relationship as a team, we can collaborate together to work on any issues that may be troublesome. Transparency is an important part of the therapeutic relationship, and I encourage it on both sides in order to create a non-judgmental space.

Life can be overwhelming. We do all the things we’re supposed to do; we're productive at work, take care for our loved ones, spend time with our friends now and then, but we still end up feeling exhausted, lonely, and maybe even unimportant or unfulfilled. Therapy is an opportunity to choose yourself. It’s a chance to show up for yourself and give yourself the same kindness, love and compassion that you give to those around you. My goal is to guide you through self-reflection and personal growth in a safe and supportive environment and ultimately help you find your way to healing empowerment, and self-fulfillment.

Karissa Johnson is a licensed Master of Social Work in the State of Michigan. She received her master's degree from Michigan State University. Karissa's background includes medical and clinical social work. Therapeutic influences include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Mindfulness, Solution Focused Therapy, Dialectal Behavioral Therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. Karissa believes that in order for a therapist and client to make significant change, building a strong therapeutic relationship is essential.

I am an experienced clinical therapist with over 30 years of practice. I am currently working with Diversified Counseling and Consultation Sevices providing individual counseling to both men and women, couples, family and group counseling (as available). I provide evidenced based treatment taking into consideration your life experiences and accounting for your uniqueness. I specialize in educating individuals on skills that support life's challenges. I treat persons ages 12 and older. I accept Anthem, BCBS, Blue Care Network, Priority Health, Optum/United Behavioral Health and Medicare insurances as well as private pay.