Find the right BCBS of Michigan therapist in Michigan

Lindsay Emerson MA LLP

My approach to therapy: I believe you already have insight, strength, and wisdom inside of you. Sometimes you just need a space to tap into it. In sessions with me, you won't get clinical jargon or a script - you get honest support and practical tools that help with what you're facing right now. I keep therapy grounded, approachable, and focused on what feels meaningful to you.

Ms. Denise Mosby-Lewis

My approach to therapy: My approach to therapy is, utilizing the Person-Centered, Motivational Interviewing, Solution Focused, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy approaches, in order for you to express your deepest concerns. I also find homework to be an effective tool.

Emily Rice

My approach to therapy: It’s compassionate, collaborative, and tailored to your unique needs. I focus on creating a supportive space to help you gain clarity, align with your values, and develop the tools to handle challenges with confidence.

Sidney Bohanen

My approach to therapy: I'm dedicated to enhancing our global community by providing tailored coping strategies that empower individuals to thrive. I aim to help you to learn and find the resources necessary to effectively navigate life's challenges.

Sanela Kalakovic

My approach to therapy: My approach is steady, trauma-informed, and paced. I prioritize safety, stabilization, and helping your nervous system feel supported before moving into deeper work. Therapy doesn't have to feel rushed or overwhelming - we move at a pace that feels grounding and collaborative.

Michael Dolan

My approach to therapy: My therapy style is client-centered, meaning it's about you and your needs. I specialize in acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), which focuses on accepting what you can't change and changing what you can to connect to the values you care about.

Rosalie Phillips

My approach to therapy: I love supporting people who feel like they are "too sensitive," feel confused by their emotions, or as if their sadness doesn't count. We can get so stuck in self-blame and confusion that we become our own worst critics, and then it's even harder to imagine that we can be at peace with and make sense of emotions.

Tiki Todd

My approach to therapy: I believe that the best approach is to start from where you are mentally and help you get to where you want to be.

Tina Fields

My approach to therapy: I use a an integrative approach that uses evidence-based modalities to meet clients where they are and assist with helping them get to the place they want to be. Examples include CBT, DBT, and Mindfulness based stress reduction among others.

Cassidy Campanale

My approach to therapy: Many of the young adults I work with experience overthinking, self-doubt, or anxiety that can feel hard to manage. In therapy, we focus on current patterns and develop practical strategies to help you respond in more helpful ways, within a supportive and collaborative space.