Jordan Meier, MA, LLPC has over 10 years of clinical experience working with adolescents, adults, couples and families, to help them navigate their unique path towards promoting growth and healing, in a safe and spiritual, therapeutic environment. Jordan received a Master of Arts in Counseling and also a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, from Oakland University in Rochester, Michigan. Jordan will help her clients understand that counseling is a process and change does not occur overnight, therefore; it is beneficial for a struggling individual or couple, to seek professional help, as soon as the problem presents itself. Jordan is passionate about helping her clients achieve their goals and utilizes a holistic approach, which focuses on the natural rhythm and flow between the mind, body and soul. Jordan wholeheartedly believes, that the best chance for receiving the desired outcome, is by building a strong client/therapist rapport in the office, allowing themselves to be fully transparent, accountable for their actions and genuinely committed to the process.
Jordan’s advanced trainings include:
Gottman Level II Certification, which provides each couple with a thorough assessment and specific treatment plan, in order to maximize the progress necessary to repair their broken bonds, enhance intimacy and create shared meaning within their marriage or partnership. While utilizing this evidence based method, the couple will be able to identify, process and manage
their marital issues while problem solving, how to successfully sustain a healthier, more meaningful relationship.

My name is Jill Wasserman and I received my Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology, with a Counseling Specialization, and a Concentration in the Treatment of Addictions from the Chicago School of Professional Psychology in Chicago, Illinois. I am a Limited Licensed Professional Counselor and have acquired over 1500 hours of direct clinical experience with clients. I adapt my treatment approach and modality to meet the needs of each unique and individual client. Though the treatment approach may vary, what remains the same is my unconditional positive regard and empathy for all.

Counseling is more than a career to me, it is a true calling. I am inspired by having the rare privilege to provide the opportunity for my clients to make changes (big and small), facilitate personal growth, and to be able to witness the raw moments of emotional courage that take place in our sessions together. I look
forward to working with you.

My name is Shawyn Moldowan and I have a Masters of Art in counseling with a specialization in mental health therapy with preparing, administering and interpretation of psychometric assessments. I have many hours counseling those with brain injuries and self-harming behaviors.

I offer trauma therapy for those struggling with distress tolerance, emotion regulation, sorting out difficult emotions and assisting with the development of healthy coping strategies so those can find healing and strength within themselves. Through strength-based approaches along with naturally healing through nutrition, vibrations and music, visualization, meditation and art therapy techniques, with a faith-based model, together with traditional techniques like CBT, I believe the mind and body work together to form holistic healing from the inside out.

Finding the right fit with a therapist and developing a relationship with a safe space with empathetic listening is key to forming a healthy therapeutic relationship. Each individual is unique to their own healing and as a therapist, I will design therapy to fit the needs of each individual with the goals of natural living and the best outcome for the counseling experience.

Andrew Tarockoff earned his Master’s Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Wayne State University and is a Fully Licensed Professional Counselor. He has worked in various programs: residential substance use, psychiatric hospitalization, substance use peer coaching and outpatient mental health. Andrew has treated patients with a wide variety of mental disorders, at differing severity from clinically significant to severe mental illness. He has worked with individuals, couples, families, therapy groups and support groups. His patient age range is from 13 to 70.

Andrew believes that empathy and a true connection with a therapist can promote change in the patient’s he cares for. He found that as patients grow comfortable in therapy and begin to change, their preferences for therapy style may change as well. Andrew’s therapeutic approach is person centered, and through that framework he applies appropriate interventions based on the needs of the patient. Some approaches that Andrew regularly pulls from are from cognitive behavioral therapy, solution-focused, existential, gestalt, internal family systems, motivational interviewing, and trauma informed substance use therapy.

Andrew’s area of interest is dual diagnosis, mental health issues accompanied by substance use. Andrew works to create a safe and honest relationship that will helps foster change and addresses both issues with equal importance. He has a strong knowledge of addiction and helps clients to heal trauma’s, shame and mental health issues that would otherwise lead to relapse.

Andrew has additional experience in the following areas: depression, bi-polar disorder, anxiety, addiction/alcoholism, workplace distress/career changes, self-harming behaviors, life-transitions, trauma, personality disorders, Panic attacks and relationship issues.

Andrew is a Nationally Certified Counselor and a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional.

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Deanna earned her MSW from Wayne State University, almost 20 years ago. After graduating she accepted the position of Clinical Resource Coordinator of Behavioral Medicine, in the St John Health System. Additionally, she works as a Patient Advocate in the Beaumont Health System Emergency Department, as well as helping setup Grant Based private practices in Detroit. In the past 20 years she has worked in a variety of settings including: a hospital psychiatric unit, an emergency center, a private practice, and in-home health care.

She has experience in working in a hospital setting, as well as in outpatient with wide variety of diagnosis and numerous comorbidities. Deanna acquired certification in Bereavement Services as RTS Coordinator and RTS Perinatal Death in 2014. Her affiliation with the Emergency Department created a deep passion in her for working with clients who struggle with grief and loss. Deanna also has experience in working with issues related to anxiety, self-esteem, and depression.

Deanna believes that every person is unique, therefore the therapy approach should address the personal needs of a client. Deanna’s approach is that the working alliance between the client and the therapist should be based on trust, comfort, and above all, it should be a judgment free environment. Deanna uses an eclectic approach tailored to the personal needs, circumstances, and willingness/need to participate/change of a client. Her approach is based on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), person centered, strength-based approach. The most important aspect of the dynamic therapeutic relationship is clients achieving their ultimate goal: overcoming the issues that brought them in to therapy.

I have been affiliated with the first responder community for more than 25 years and I am a volunteer member of the Oakland County Critical Response Organization (OCCRO) team, which is dedicated to helping police and fire personnel cope with traumatic events. I am also trained in EMDR–a recognized treatment for trauma.

My practice is geared toward children ages 8 & up, adolescents, and adults. Call for an appointment today so we may begin helping you achieve your goals.

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Crystal Pasciak earned her Master’s Degree in Mental Health Counseling from Walden University.

Crystal is a Nationally Certified Counselor, a member of the American Counseling Association, the Michigan Counseling Association, and Chi Sigma Iota, which is an international honor society for counseling professionals. She works with a wide range of ages and issues, including domestic violence, behavior problems, anxiety, and depression. She can be reached at Crystal@lakeorioncc.com or 248-595-9969 to set up an appointment.

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Dr. Canine has been a consultant and grief counselor for over 30 years. With two master’s degrees and two doctorate degrees in related fields, he has been a part-time instructor and an Associate Member of the Graduate Faculty at Wayne State University in the Department of Pharmacy and Allied Health Professionals/Mortuary Sciences; he has also taught graduate classes at Spring Arbor University.

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Maria Summerford is a Limited Licensed Psychologist who has more than 15 years in the mental health field. Her education is focused on Clinical Psychology with a concentration in Psychoanalysis, family therapy, Cognitive therapy, and Motivation Interview techniques.

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Stephanie Bostick is a Licensed Professional Counselor who earned her Master’s Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Spring Arbor University after studying psychology as an undergraduate at Oakland University. Stephanie has experience in a wide variety of mental health settings from inpatient psychiatric hospitals to outpatient clinics, to partial hospitalization programs and specialized substance abuse treatment. She has worked with individuals facing anxiety, depression, bi-polar disorder, schizophrenia, post-traumatic stress disorder, adjustment difficulties, eating disorders, and addiction. Read Stephanie’s full profile.

Cindy is a Licensed Master Social Worker with over 20 years of clinical experience working in various settings/programs, including: foster care, post adoption, prevention (family unification), school, and behavioral health.

Cindy utilizes a person centered/family centered strength based approach to help the client find solutions/coping skills to achieve “happiness” in their lives. Her treatment modalities include: Building Social Skills, Character Education, Cognitive Behavioral, Mindfulness (DBT), and Play Therapy to achieve the client’s desired outcome.

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Cindy is a trauma informed, faith-based therapist, utilizing an eclectic approach that includes: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), solution-focused, strength-based approach. She knows the importance of having a person-centered approach with unconditional positive regard and acceptance.

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Jeannie Craig is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Certified Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor who earned her Master’s Degree in Clinical Psychology and Counseling Psychology as well as a Post Bachelor Certificate in Theory of Addictive Behavior from Capella University after studying human services as an undergraduate at Lake Superior State University.

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Eric earned his Bachelor degree in Psychology from Indiana University, Bloomington in 1986, and a Master’s degree in Counseling and Social Psychology from Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana in 1991. Eric’s profession has been in the practice of psychology continuously since 1991 when he began his career in a community mental health agency in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.

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Nanci Robinson is a licensed substance abuse counselor who has worked in the field for 8 years. She runs Alcohol and Drug Education groups that are approved by MDHHS and used primary through court ordered programs. She includes a two-day weekend program designed to instill positive change.

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Lindsay earned her Master of Social Work degree from Loyola University Chicago after receiving her Bachelor of Social Work with a specialization in child welfare at Oakland University. Lindsay has pursued her passions by working in a school setting with children who have social, emotional, or behavioral concerns along with those diagnosed with developmental disorders. She has worked with a variety of children and adolescents who have experienced depression, anxiety, mood disorders, attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder, anger, poor social or communication skills, low self-esteem, and developmental disabilities such as Autism Spectrum Disorder.

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