Therapists in Troy, MI and Nearby Locations

Find a therapist in Troy, Michigan that meets your needs. Browse our comprehensive list of affordable and licensed therapists in Troy to find a professional specializing in counseling people with stress, anxiety, depression, relationship issues, grief, and more.

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Farmington Hills, Michigan

I assist clients who suffer with Depression, Grief/Loss, Anxiety, ADHD, Relationship Problems, Trauma, and Life Transitions. I am also a Nationally Certified School Psychologist, with expertise in helping families support their child's developmental...
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Farmington Hills, Michigan

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I know that the change process requires bravery, patience and letting go of some control. In 2005, I moved to Thailand to find new ways to manage anxiety and confront fears while living with monks, in farming villages and traveling. This experience...
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Clinton Township, Michigan

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Are you tired or stressed out about your current situation? Do you have some parenting issues with your children? Do you wish you could change some things about your life? Then, consider private practice with a therapist who has knowledge and...
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Clinton Township, Michigan

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Opening up can be a difficult struggle, but I am confident that I provide a safe place where one can be their authentic self. As a compassionate and empathetic therapist, I have an innate ability to listen and make people feel heard. If you’re...
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Are you having relationship problems and sexual difficulties? I specialize in working with individuals and couples seeking sex therapy and couples counseling* to improve intimacy, deal with desire discrepancy, and conflict. I work with women's...
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Taking the first step to start therapy can be scary, yet with the support of a safe and nurturing environment, taking that first step can be empowering. Whether you have been thinking about starting therapy for years or recently decided to take the...
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Clinton Township, Michigan

As we move through our lives, we often find ourselves having to cope with different situations, people, emotions, or thoughts. Whatever it is you find yourself struggling with, I am here to help. I work with my clients to create a comfortable,...
Ann Abbey
MA, LLP, RYT
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Does that voice in your head keep you up at night? Do you ever replay the events of the day, wondering what you could have done, should have done, differently? At times, it may seem impossible to do it all and you may feel helpless to slow down the...
Steve Helsel
LPC 172
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Northville, Michigan

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I provide individual Batterer’s Intervention (domestic violence) counseling sessions. These sessions are tailored for men ages 18+ who have been convicted of domestic violence. If you are struggling with anger and violence, then this program can...
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I received my clinical psychology PhD in 1999 from Long Island University after a rigorous, seven year clinical training program. . Post graduate school, I spent the first two years of my career working in a school setting conducting private therapy...
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Rebecca Maffetone, LMSW, CAADC, CCS-M received her Bachelor’s of Social Work degree from Michigan State University and Master’s of Social Work degree from Wayne State University with a specialization in Child and Family Therapy. She is also a...
Samantha Rose Dehring
LMSW-C, CAADC
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Samantha completed her training and certification from The Michigan Psychoanalytic Institute’s Advanced Adult Psychodynamic Psychotherapy Program, holds a Master’s Degree in Clinical Social Work, earned certification in Advanced Alcohol and Drug...
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West Bloomfield, Michigan

Life is filled with successes and challenges.  As you navigate through you sometimes realize that your past experiences are interfering with your present moments.  As a survivor of childhood trauma, you might notice that you don’t feel...
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Clinton Township, Michigan

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I earned my Masters degree from Wayne State University's Marriage and Family Therapy Program. I have worked extensively with adults, children and adolescents, specializing in assessment and individual and group therapy, while working in the Court...
Tima Tucker
LMSW-C, CCTP, EAS-C
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Canton, Michigan

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Tima Tucker is a State Licensed Psycho-therapist holding a graduate degree from Wayne State University in Clinical Social Work and an undergraduate degree from Wayne State University in Clinical Psychology. With more than 11 years experience in...
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It feels like no matter how hard you try you will never be good enough. Others see you as successful, but you think you are hardly getting by. You wish you felt a broader sense of connection in your relationships, but it feels scary to be authentic...
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Livonia, Michigan

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Life can be very challenging, so sometimes it takes assistance to become more self-aware and make the changes required to rise above the circumstances. When you come into my office, I will be there to support you through these difficult times and...
Alesha Cousar
LMHC, MA
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Hazel Park, Michigan

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I am excited that you have decided to begin your Self Care Journey and/or work towards Strengthening your Relationships. Today is the perfect day to take control of your life. It is a great time to heal old wounds of Hurt, Guilt, and Disappointment....
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Rochester Hills, Michigan

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Helping others has been a passion for me since I was young. When death and depression affected my family, I learned the power of support and encouragement. After graduating from High School, I attended a year of Bible School in New York to learn and...
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Royal Oak, Michigan

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I have a unique and diverse background that affords me the ability to relate to many people in many situations. I have worked in a number of businesses over time, culminating in the ownership of a 500 employee company before retiring at the age of...
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West Bloomfield Township, Michigan

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Hey Mama... Tired of faking it? It's OK to not be OK! Quarantine sucks... Quarantine with kids and possibly working from home, seriously? SO STRESSFUL! If you need support and a sane adult to talk to - I'm here! No expectations. No judgement. No...
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Commerce Township, Michigan

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Dr. David Manchel, Psy.D. is a licensed psychologist who has been providing psychological treatment for over 25 years. His career has taken him to diverse settings, including both inpatient and partial day units of a psychiatric hospital, a...
Monica Crawford
LPC, MS, NCC, MITS
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I am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and hold a master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and Psychology. As a professional, I have been working with children and families in various capacities since 2006. I have been employed in the...
Mary Ann Uhl
LPC 172
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25 years of counseling adults who are interested in changing their lives to achieve a better self.

An Overview of Mental Health in Troy, Michigan

The city of Troy, Michigan, is a suburb of Detroit, Oakland County, and lies about 20 minutes away from the downtown area. Over 83 thousand people lived in the city as of 2016, and that same report noted that the male-to-female percentages are nearly even, with the female population being less than 1% higher than the male. However, despite this city’s recent growth and reputation as being one of the best cities in the area in which to raise a family, some residents are experiencing poor mental health and suffering from issues such as depression, addiction, bipolar disorder, and suicidal tendencies. Many factors can influence or worsen these issues, no matter an individual’s age or gender.

Troy’s Economy about Mental Health

The city of Troy has a varied occupational landscape that includes technology, manufacturing, and healthcare. These industries employ over 40,000 individuals in the city, according to Data USA, and that same site noted a high median household income of $88,954, which is much greater than the national average of $55,000. Despite this prosperity, however, these numbers may be connected to certain mental health disorders that include:

  • Working long hours: The pressure to succeed at their jobs may be causing stress for some individuals and contributing to problems like anxiety and depression;
  • Maintaining or keeping benefits: Some residents of Troy may be unhappy in their field but stay so they do not lose their family’s health benefits;
  • Wage Gaps: The wage gap in Michigan is much higher than in other states, which may cause stress and depression for Troy’s female residents;
  • Home Ownership: Many residents in Troy own a home and likely have mortgage payments and other debt that can lead to stress and a desire to escape into addictive behaviors.

In addition, despite Troy’s low unemployment rate of 2.80, which is one of the lowest in the state, those who cannot find work likely lack the health care assistance they need for their mental health issues.

Poverty and Mental Health Problems in Troy

Those in Troy who live below the city’s poverty line are generally more at risk for suicide and other destructive behavior for several reasons. First, mental illness is usually more common among the poor, as the stress of trying to survive can cause problems like depression and anxiety to develop. In addition, the children of families who live in poverty and who suffer from a hereditary mental issue are not likely to receive the treatment they need until much later, if at all.

10% of Oakland County residents did not have health insurance in 2012, according to a Beaumont Health System report, and those who lacked it cited cost as one of the main reasons. Seniors who live below the poverty line in Troy are one of the most vulnerable groups, as their combined age, possible disabilities, and lack of transportation make it difficult for them to access treatment. This is a troubling trend, as the suicide rate for the elderly in America is already higher than those of other age groups.

Finding Mental Health Treatment in Troy

Despite socioeconomic obstacles, there are some mental health resources available for the residents of Troy. From outpatient clinics to counseling offices and hospitals, there are several places those needing assistance can go to, including:

  • Henry Ford Behavioral Health: This is part of the Henry Ford Medical Center outpatient service that treats a variety of mental illnesses for children, teens, and adults;
  • Birmingham Maple Clinic: This is a private mental health clinic that treats individuals and families alike with therapy sessions and other solutions offered by professionals experienced in both social work and psychology;
  • Mindful Wellness Center: A clinic that treats a variety of mental illnesses including OCD and mood disorders, anxiety, depression, and mental health issues related to grief and addiction.

It is important to remember that each of these facilities has its own payment and treatment policies. It is best to reach out by phone before visiting to understand your preferred location’s guidelines.