Berrien Springs Therapists specializing in Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

Scott Hoye

Who are you? You may be over worked, in a point of transition in your life, or stuck in a rut. Over the years, I have grown to find that I work with people first, and no two person is exactly alike.

Jae Lee

I specialize in counseling adolescents, adults, and older adults from immigrant families, addressing a wide range of mental health issues and familial conflicts. My practice offers a safe environment for individuals, couples, and families to explore their emotions and develop coping skills. I provide personalized interventions and compassionate care, specializing in anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, personality disorders, substance use disorders, and co-occurring disorders.

Toi Bowers

Hi, I’m glad you’re here! If you’re feeling overwhelmed, stressed, anxious, or dealing with painful memories, it’s okay to seek help. Life can get tough, and you don’t have to face it alone. I’m here to listen and offer support as you work through your challenges and start feeling better.

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Yuliya Wallace

My focus is to support clients experiencing fertility challenges, pregnancy and postpartum issues, anxiety, depression, relationship issues, substance use, and addictive behaviors. I aim to bring my authentic self into the therapeutic space and meet each client wherever they are. I focus on helping you tap into your internal experience and find ways to move through any challenges, whether internal or external. As a part of your team, I help you find ways to move towards your values and goals.

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Jenny Logan

My expertise centers on trauma, substance use, co-occurring disorders, and mood and anxiety disorders. I’ve worked with clients facing a range of diagnoses including GAD, SAD, panic attacks, C-PTSD, & MDD. With nearly 10 years of professional experience, my work has taken me through diverse environments, including homeless shelters, residential and transitional living programs, substance use treatment, community mental health centers, PHP/IOP settings, and community outreach initiatives.

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Brian McCann

My ideal client is a person or couple that knows, no matter what they bring into a therapeutic space, they are valued, and they are the experts of their own lived experience. When we cross oceans together, you'll be the steering the ship, with me as your navigator. I understand the complex reality of intersectional identity that creates privilege or compounds to reinforce oppression and marginalization. My clients seek to live the best version of their lives and are willing to explore to do so.

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Ali Siewert

Being human is often tough. Sometimes we lose our way and can feel stuck and overwhelmed. Sometimes we would like to change parts of our lives or ourselves but don’t know how. Therapy can be an empowering way to promote healing, growth, and wellness. Often, we initially seek treatment to address a specific concern and then begin to uncover other areas of our lives in which we want to make meaningful change. My goal is for this process to feel supportive, affirming, and appropriately challenging.

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Therin Slayton

If you’ve been struggling with issues of identity, finding meaning, feeling present, wounds from childhood, anxiety about life transitions, or how to blossom and care for yourself in a world that prefers the straight and narrow, keep reading to see if I can help! My primary specialization is in working with folks who are part of the LGBTQIA2S+ community. I love working with trans, queer, nonbinary and gender expansive community, students, disabled people, & non-monogamous.

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Ibilola (Lola) Adebimpe

Lola's clinical focus includes working with clients on anxiety, depression, relationship issues, couples therapy, trauma, mood disorders, and race-based interactions that are inherent in every social encounter. Her personal and professional interests include helping people navigate sexual concerns, mental health distress, religious sexual shame, and sexual abuse.

Hardik Kotak

I work well with people who are struggling with mental health concerns following traumatic experiences including narcissistic abuse, intergenerational trauma, sexual abuse and experiences related to their minority identity (gender, sexuality, neurodiversity, race, ethnicity, etc.). I am a good fit for people who have trouble identifying or communicating their needs, and struggle with a sense of chronic loneliness or depression. My style is also suited for folks who feel stuck in their life.

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Noopur Shah

My clients are vibrant folks; queer and trans kids/adults of color.

Sumara Baig

The majority of my professional career has been focused on BIPOC individuals, people on the LGBTQIA2+ spectrum, young people who were considered “at-risk” of high school drop-out, professionals, artists, and survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence. I enjoy working with adults and adolescents alike.

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Erin Conley

I am comfortable working with clients who are seeking help for stress, anxiety, depression, loss, or trauma. I have extensive experience working with relational, systemic, and complex trauma as well as LGBTQ+ identified individuals. I have worked with many people who are experiencing chronic health conditions and/or systemic or interpersonal harm.

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Ren Grabert

I am especially passionate about working with LGBTQIA+, non-monogamous, kinky, and neurodivergent folks. As a chronically ill person myself, I love helping folks to manage chronic illness/pain and self-advocate within healthcare systems. My areas of focus include helping people to build self-esteem and self-efficacy, to build tools to navigate neurodivergence in adulthood, and to identify core beliefs and needs so that they can live life more authentically.

Micah Holst

My past experience with clients includes anxiety, depression, trauma, PTSD, self-esteem, polyamory relationships, life transitions, and identity exploration. I have worked primarily with clients experiencing marginalization from multiple identities they hold.

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Rebecca Ehler

I love working with individual adults and couples. I have many years experience working with emerging adults/college/post-college students, those in the LQBTQIA+ community as well as women with varying issues.

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Allison Staiger

Becoming a parent can be a landmine. What is often billed as simple, linear, and seamless can be filled with complicated emotions, experiences, and a sense of overwhelm. I work with people on all points of the birthing path- whether you are just thinking about having a child, trying to conceive, are pregnant or postpartum . This includes people struggling with infertility, pregnancy and infant loss, perinatal mood and anxiety disorders, and birth trauma, as well as partners and birth workers.

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Emily Hanneman

My practice focuses on supporting clients facing intersecting challenges related to trauma, stress, depression, anxiety, neurodiversity and/or LGBTQIA2S+ identity. I work with people across the lifespan, including many young adults navigating college, graduate school, or the transition into the workforce.

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Kyla Dannelke

When I first meet with people, some of my first questions I might ask are: - What made you hit the "Search therapists" button? - Do you have difficulty making decisions? - Feel stuck or lost when it comes to your direction in this busy life you've got going on? - Do you feel like things are just simply, unmanageable? I want my clients to feel at home in my office and talking to me about all of these questions, the way you feel comfortable talking to your closest friends and confidants.

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Anna Valianos

I provide trauma-focused individual and group therapy for adults. Typical concerns of the people I work with include managing the effects of traumatic experiences, relationship issues, intense emotions, and grief. Areas of special focus include supporting survivors of sexual violence and adults healing from the effects of child abuse and relational trauma in their families of origin including sexual abuse, incest, neglect, and intimate partner violence.

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Amy Bicknell

When we feel most overwhelmed and stressed, we often find it difficult to prioritize what we value most. Our interests, our commitments, and the relationships most important to us often suffer when we are suffering and struggling to show up. Therapy can offer us a space to reconnect with ourselves, and find a sense of peace and calm, allowing us to move closer to the people and areas of our lives we want. Therapy can help us enjoy life again the way we once used to.

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