Jordan provides compassionate counseling for individuals who are navigating life’s challenges and seeking support, healing, and personal growth. She believes that everyone deserves to feel heard, understood, valued, and supported while working through difficult seasons of life. Her goal is to help clients discover their strengths and move toward meaningful and lasting change.
Jordan creates a safe, comfortable, and confidential space where clients can openly explore concerns such as depression, anxiety, shame, relationship challenges, panic attacks, and stress related to life transitions. Through a collaborative counseling process, Jordan works with clients to build insight, develop healthy coping skills, and find renewed hope during challenging times.
Jordan’s counseling approach is multicultural and person-centered, recognizing and honoring the unique experiences and identities of every individual. She tailors therapy techniques and treatment modalities to meet each client’s personal goals and needs.
For clients who would like to incorporate their faith into therapy, Jordan also offers Christian counseling and faith-based therapy. This approach allows clients to integrate their Christian beliefs, spiritual values, and biblical principles into the counseling process while working toward emotional and relational healing.
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- Jack meets clients where they are in their life’s journey. He believes that while his role as a therapist is to offer insight, the individual is ultimately the expert in their own life. With a strengths-based approach, Jack works to empower each person to tap into their unique abilities and resilience.
  Specializing in helping people navigate challenges such as depression, anxiety, PTSD, anger, and life transitions, Jack is certified in trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy (TF-CBT) and also draws on traditional cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and person-centered approaches. As an advocate for the LGBTQ+ community, Jack is comfortable addressing concerns related to LGBTQ+ identity, including relationship dynamics, family issues, workplace challenges, coming out, and gender transition.
  Jack is adaptable and tailors his approach to each client’s individual needs. He listens to the client and collaborates to create goals and objectives. He believes in the value of integrating personal interests—such as art, games, and music—into therapy. No matter one’s age, Jack emphasizes the importance of finding joy in life’s little things. He is committed to the belief that we are all more than our toughest moments and looks forward to supporting you on your path toward a fulfilling life.

Ericka is a limited licensed professional counselor (LLPC), and her approach to working with folks is collaborative, affirming, and grounded in meeting people exactly where they are. She partners with individuals to identify where they want to go and helps navigate the many possible paths forward—often with a touch of humor and sarcasm when it fits. Her work is very much with clients, not at them, emphasizing collaboration, curiosity, and respect for each person’s lived experience.
Ericka also incorporates mind–body and nervous system informed approaches into her work. When appropriate, she may invite somatic awareness or gentle movement into sessions, as an option for folks who find it helpful. Her perspective is rooted in the belief that healing is not only about changing thoughts, but also about listening to the body and the parts of ourselves that have developed to survive.
She works with individuals navigating neurodiversity, anxiety, depression, trauma, identity exploration, and life transitions. Ericka has experience working with veterans and understands the unique complexities of military culture, service related trauma, and the challenges that they navigate. Her work with veterans is trauma informed, collaborative, and honors both resilience and exhaustion.
Ericka proudly provides LGBTQ+ affirming care and strives to create a space where individuals’ gender identities, sexual orientations, relationships, and lived experiences are respected and celebrated. Whether someone is out, questioning, not out, or somewhere in between, they are welcome and valued in her space.
She also supports parents of neurodivergent children and individuals exploring their own “neurospicy” identities. Above all, Ericka provides a brave and compassionate space for clients to explore, identify, and navigate their lives. She views the client as being in the driver’s seat, with her role serving as a map—offering options, insight, and support along the journey.

Will is passionate about helping clients gain a deeper understanding of themselves. He believes that life experiences shape the beliefs we hold about ourselves, which in turn influences our thoughts and behaviors. He is committed to creating a therapeutic environment that allows clients to explore these beliefs and any difficulties they may cause.
Will has experience working with depression, anxiety, anger, grief, life transitions and relationship conflict. He recognizes the unique needs of each client and will collaborate with you to identify and achieve your therapeutic goals. Will prioritizes an open and transparent environment for therapy.
Whether you have pursued therapy before or this is your first time, Will is easy to talk to, respectful of the challenges you face, and looks forward to working alongside you. He takes a collaborative approach to therapy, utilizing a variety of skills and techniques, including Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT), and a person-centered approach.

Jackie is a Mental Health Counseling intern looking to support her community. As an Oakland University graduate, she takes pride in servicing those who need it most. Jackie utilizes a client-centered approach that encourages clients to come as they are. She creates a nonjudgmental, warm, and collaborative environment for clients to be their authentic selves in. If you are looking to address anxiety, depression, stress, life’s adjustments, family and relationship dynamics, women’s issues, or communication issues, you’ve come to the right place. Jackie uses CBT and EFT techniques to nurture and process your thoughts and feelings in a safe space. Jackie is a strong advocate and ally for the LGBTQIA+ community as well. She provides queer-affirming and gender-inclusive care for all walks of life. She truly believes you are worthy of love and support in this life, no matter your orientation. Jackie offers both in-person and virtual sessions.

Vanessa is a counseling intern, currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Oakland University.
Vanessa has a particular interest in working with individuals exploring trauma, anxiety, identity challenges, and obsessions and compulsions. Throughout life’s ups and downs, Vanessa strives to meet individuals where they’re at, honoring their unique experiences and pace of growth. Her approach to counseling is grounded in person-centered principles, with an emphasis on collaboration and empowerment. Vanessa integrates authenticity and empathy into her work, prioritizing trust in the therapeutic relationship.
Vanessa is committed to creating a safe, nonjudgmental space where clients feel comfortable sharing, exploring, and processing their experiences. She is also dedicated to creating an inclusive and LGBTQ+ affirming space that honors each client’s identity and lived experience. No matter where you are in life’s journey, Vanessa will walk alongside you each step of the way.

With over 10 years of experience in design and marketing, Neil serves as the Marketing Director. In addition to helping grow the practice, he plays a pivotal role in managing the office and cultivating a positive environment for clients. Neil is dedicated to driven results and contributing to the growth and success of our clients, ensuring they receive the best care possible.