West Michigan Psychological Services

ADHD Therapy Services

ADHD, also known as Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, is a developmental difference that alters the brain’s capacity to regulate emotion and attention.  While some of the symptoms are easily recognized, such as difficulty concentrating or needing to move/fidget, many signs of ADHD go unnoticed.

Therapy for Anxiety

Anxiety is a normal experience, one that everyone feels from time to time.

Anxious feelings keep us safe from harm and alert us to future threats.  Although these experiences often help us, sometimes our anxiety grows out of control.

Couples Counseling

Your relationship should be a source of joy, intimacy, and hope.  You should be able to work as a team and communicate with respect and fondness.  Your needs should be received and met with love.  The two of you should share a deep sense of connection and excitement for a future together. 

Therapy for Depression

Sometimes depression causes people to feel down, tired, or sad.  Some may lose their sense of pleasure or motivation.  Some withdraw from friends and loved ones.  And some may begin to feel hopeless, helpless, or even trapped.  Even if life seems to be going “just fine,” depression can make you feel miserable and meaningless.

Psychological Assessment

You might have questions about whether you or your child has ADHD, Learning Disabilities, or other mental health diagnoses.  You might be in the midst of a divorce or child custody situation and need to assess parental capacity.  Or, you might simply be wanting to get a deeper understanding of your mind…

Therapy for Trauma

Trauma can happen in so many ways.

You might experience trauma related to one horrible event.  A single, horrifying experience is enough to shock the mind and body.  Things like car accidents, violence, assault, and abuse leave us with both physical and emotional wounds.