FAQs

  • What types of therapy do you offer?

    We provide individual, couples, family, and marriage counseling using evidence-based approaches including CBT, EMDR, and DBT for anxiety, depression, trauma, and relationship issues.
  • Do you accept my insurance?

    We accept Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Priority Health, United Healthcare, and many other major insurances. We also offer sliding scale fees based on income.
  • How long does therapy typically take?

    Treatment length varies by individual needs and goals. Some clients see improvements within weeks, while others benefit from longer-term support for complex issues.
  • What is EMDR therapy?

    EMDR helps process traumatic memories through guided eye movements, allowing your brain to naturally heal from PTSD and trauma without reliving painful experiences.
  • Can you help with anxiety attacks?

    Yes, our therapists specialize in anxiety treatment using CBT and DBT techniques to help you understand triggers, develop coping strategies, and reduce panic symptoms.
  • Do you offer evening appointments?

    We're open Monday through Friday until 9 PM and Saturdays until 5 PM to accommodate work schedules and family commitments throughout Oakland County.
  • What's included in couples counseling?

    Couples therapy focuses on communication skills, conflict resolution, rebuilding trust, and strengthening emotional connections through structured therapeutic interventions and homework exercises.
  • How much does counseling cost?

    Session fees depend on your insurance coverage and therapist. We accept most major insurance plans and offer sliding scale rates based on yearly family income.
  • What should I expect in my first session?

    Initial appointments involve discussing your concerns, goals, and history while your therapist explains treatment options and develops a personalized plan for your needs.
  • Do you provide anger management classes?

    We offer both individual anger management counseling and group classes to help you identify triggers, develop healthy coping strategies, and improve relationship dynamics.

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