Find therapists and counselors in Ann Arbor

Kristen McCurry

I often meet my clients when they’re going through something that is too much for them to get through alone, and they're feeling like some extra support would help. Life is full of transitions--family changes, identity changes, job changes, or facing the unexpected. I understand those moments of uncertainty, when we feel a little lost. I love to help my clients find their clarity, and decide what life they want to live.

Xinyi Fang

As human beings, we are constantly striving toward becoming our most authentic selves. When we are living life authentically, we can envision a clear path toward what is truly important to us, and can build a life filled with purpose and joy. This journey toward authenticity can become complicated by challenges such as life stressors, past trauma, mental health issues, and more. When these challenges arise, I aim to provide guidance to my clients in helping them re-align with their values.

Carisa Wilder

Kallie England

I tend to find the most success working with folks who are seeking more out of life than mainstream American society implies is possible. If you’ve always felt that there’s some piece missing but you can’t quite put your finger on it, if you feel you have a calling but you haven’t discovered it yet, if you are highly empathic or experience sensations beyond those of our five senses, or if you are on a spiritual path, we are likely a good fit for one another.

Jennifer Janssen

Many of the couples and individuals who I work with are looking for new ways of handling stress in their lives, are working to heal from difficult early experiences, or are seeking to improve their intimate relationships. As your therapist, I can help you experience new ways of relating to yourself and to your loved ones.

Olga Maly

I have experience working with individuals and couples dealing with anxiety, depression, ADHD, OCD, PTSD, HSP, relationship problems, LGBTQ+, and identity issues. I am passionate about neurodiversity and individuals who want to learn to manage their emotions in a healthy and productive way.

Birch Snogles

You feel alone in your relationship. You want to reconnect but don't know how. Your ability to communicate with one another needs a tune up. You are in pain, stressed, and unsure what to think about the future of your relationship. Your inner voice is pushing you to focus on yourself as a means to work toward deeper connections with friends and partners. You are overwhelmed at the thought of setting boundaries with the people in your life and end up resentfully complying to keep the peace.

Jesse Kauffman

Do you have tasks that are a top priority but you keep struggling to complete them? Have you read the same sentence over and over again, but still can't remember what it says? Are you exhausted by all the different things you've tried, finding yourself feeling inadequate, and starting to worry others may see the real you? If this sounds all too familiar, you don't have to keep struggling alone. Imagine what your life could look like if you had the strategies to support your unique needs.

Nitesh Singh

I work with a diverse range of clients experiencing challenges related to anxiety, depression, relationships, family, life transitions, and career concerns. I seek to be particularly inclusive to people of color and those who are members of the LGBTQ+ community.

Gabri Abalo

Life’s waves can bring seasons of disconnection from our energy, our body, our values, our relationships, and/or our community/environment. I specialize in supporting the diasporic health of queer, trans, multi-ethnic/racial people of all income classes. In therapy we’ll center developing energy-affirming practices and reshaping energy-taking practices. Using person-centered and strength-based evidence-based practices, we can map, structure, process, and equip you to navigate life’s terrains.

Matt Bouse

Many of my clients have no previous experience in therapy. Others have had limited, often negative, experiences. Most hold one of more of the following identities: they are men, they are second-generation immigrants and/or they are queer. They might not have seen themselves represented well in mental health spaces. They also might not have been taught how to express their feelings openly and may view their emotions as a weakness and as something to fear.

Laura Carter Robinson

The climate crisis is having an impact on human mental health and emotional wellbeing. You might be addressing it head-on in your work or activism, or maybe you're feeling the personal effects of it. Perhaps you're stressed about how to relate to family members about climate change, or feeling worried about how your life is being, or will be, affected. There are all kinds of ways we're emotionally affected by climate change. Climate-aware therapy can help.

Christina Herbin

Currently, Christina works mostly with college students, emerging adults, and young working professionals. Clients have sought help for: - Anxiety - Major life adjustments - College transition - Post-traumatic stress - Self-esteem problems - Stress reduction and management - Relationship concerns - History of childhood abuse or trauma - Depression - School difficulties - Work stress - Sport-related anxiety - Performance anxiety - Coping difficulties

Lindsay Bryan-Podvin

My clients are insightful, wise, and eager to dig into self-growth and development. They are stressed by their awkward, shameful, or anxious relationship with money. They've tried the "personal finance stuff," but they feel bad when it comes to money. I flip the method of "learn about money and feel better" on its head. Instead, I work with my clients by digging into their relationship with money, eliciting the values that are important to them, and collaborating toward financial wellness.

Sarah Cissell

Are you noticing tension in your relationships? Do you find that you and your partner(s) are in conflict often? Do you want to find pleasure and empowerment in your sex life? If so, relationship and/or sex therapy may be for you. There are a variety of strategies that talk therapy can provide to assist you in reaching your personal and relationship goals.

Laurel Schreier

I specialize in supporting clients who are navigating life transitions. This includes, but is not limited to, changes related to academic adjustment, relationship concerns, employment transitions, and grief/loss. I am also passionate about working with clients through anxiety, depression, and trauma-related concerns, and strive to build a safe and collaborative environment in which my clients can fully express their identities, perspectives, challenges, and goals

Abby Schoettley

As a therapist, I love being able to walk alongside people through the therapy journey, providing an empathetic and compassionate environment to foster growth. As a clinician, I have worked with many children, adolescents, and young adults, as well as their families, and I am passionate about working with these populations and their needs.

Ashley Weigl

I specialize in couples work, helping partners to find their way back to each other. If conversations with your partner seem to go in circles, and you have the same argument endlessly, I imagine you're feeling frustrated to say the least, maybe even despairing and panicked. You're wondering "are we going to make it?" Therapy offers a safe opportunity to slow it all down and to learn more about your emotions and clarify your needs. Together, we work to rebuild closeness, security and confidence.

Sarah Emeritz

I work with adults of all ages looking to exist more fully as themselves. I am especially passionate about and driven to provide space for LGBTQIA+ adults exploring identity, adjustments, and changes. Clients I love holding space for are the ones feeling stuck and curious about understanding more of what has gotten, and continues to get, in the way of living the life they want to be living. My clients may have experienced traumatic events that shape the way they see themselves and the world.

Sumeyah Chaudhry

I specialize in working with teens and adults struggling with depression, anxiety, OCD, grief and loss. I provide several strength-based, evidenced-based, and integrative methods of therapy, depending on a client's individual needs. I have extensive training in Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), and Mindfulness.