Open Door Counseling CENTER
Trusted Mental Health Counseling Near You
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Clinton Twp (586) 203-2715 Troy (248) 509-2308
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Individual Counseling
Individual counseling is a one-on-one situation, either online or in-person. The therapist offers non-judgmental feedback, teaches coping skills and helps you get to a point where you can live your best life. Read more about Individual counseling.
Children & Teen Counseling
Is your teen or child being defiant? Getting into things they shouldn’t be? Lying to you? Do they listen to their friends more than they listen to you? Grades are dropping? Some of this is normal, but how do you know how much is normal and when there is a real problem? Read more about child counseling & teen counseling.
Family Counseling
Family counseling, like marital/couples counseling, can be useful at any stage of the relationship, from when things are going smoothly to when things get rough and everything in between. You may just want to learn skills to make sure you know how to handle things when life throws those curveballs, or you may already be experiencing arguing and hurt feelings. Read more about family counseling.
Marriage & Divorce Counseling
Whatever the issue we have highly trained therapists in Marriage/Couples counseling that have techniques and interventions for better communication and rebuilding trust. Even if divorce is looming. Read more about marriage counseling.
Online Support
Online support is counseling that is done from the comfort of your home using video or phone. We use a HIPPA compliant video platform that sends you a link via email or text and is very easy to use. It is great for staying safe with Covid-19, as well as eliminating the need for transportation. It is covered by most insurance companies.
In-Person Support
In-person support is counseling the old-fashioned way, face to face, at the office. This mode offers you the comfort of working in a private place and sitting in a comfy chair, with the counselor in person. We have 2 offices conveniently located in Troy and Clinton Township, MI
Browse Our Therapists
Carol Agnew, LMFT
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Owner of Open Door Counseling Center, Provides Therapy for Therapists, Individuals, Couples, Children, Intern Supervisor, Instructor of Therapy Methods, and Private Practice Business Mentor (Read more)
Tina Kasic, LLPC
Limited Licensed Professional Counselor, Trauma Specialties, Food and Nutrition for Mental Health Certificate, Prepare and Enrich Certified for Couples and Pre-Marital Counseling, Pursuing Brain Health Certificate (Read more)
Sabrina Rodriguez, LPC
Licensed Professional Counselor, Pursuing Yoga Teaching Certificate, Nutrition for Mental Health, DBT (Emotion Regulation Difficulties, Focusing on Core Skills like Mindfulness, Distress Tolerance, Emotion Regulation, and Interpersonal Effectiveness), Grief Specialist, and Provides Group Education and Support to Therapists (Read more)
Hala Pietrangelo, LMSW
Licensed Master’s Degree in Social Work, Speaks Caledean and Arabic, Pediatric Mental Health Experience, Relationship and Marriage, Co-Parenting, Parenting, Family Dynamic, and Culturally Responsive Certified (Read more)
Emily Springstube, Intern
Limited License Marriage and Family Therapist Supervision provided by Carol Agnew, Certified in Systemic Family Therapy, Volunteered at The East Tennessee Children’s Hospital, Pursuing Certification in Play Therapy (Read more)
Melina Murray, LLMFT
Limited Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist supervised by Carol Agnew, Specialties include New Coping Mechanisms, Grief, Post Partum, Somatic Healing, Vagal Nerve Training, and Trauma Informed (Read more)
Katie Adams, LLPC and LLMFT
Limited Licensed Professional Counselor and Limited Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Play Therapy, Supervised by Carol Agnew, Couples Training, Grief Support, Trained in the Drama Triangle Method (Read more)
Gloria Mueller, MA, LLMFT
Limited Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, United States Navy Veteran, Navy Captains Executive Assistant, Bachelor’s in Pre-Counseling Psychology, Degree in Graphic Design (Read more)
Donna Janssen, LCSW
Licensed Master of Social Work, Codependency Informed, Self-Defeating Behaviors, Grief and Loss, Skill-Based Counseling & Coaching Skills (Read more)
Gail King, RD
Gail provides Online Dietician Services for Individuals, Families, and Children. (Read more)
Chelsey Budlong, RD
Chelsey Provides Online Dietician Services for Individuals, Families, and Children. (Read more)
Maria Buccilli, M.Ed,LPC
Licensed Professional Counselor, Intern Supervisor, Educational Counselor for Macomb County School District, CBT Certified, Grief Supportive, Provides the Latest and Newest Techniques in an Array of Mental Health Strategies, Trained in the Drama Triangle Method (Read more)
Chez Davis, Intern
Marriage and Family Intern under the Supervision of Carol Agnew, Drama Triangle Theory, Play Therapy and Grief (Read more)
Amanda Krieger, LPC
Licensed marriage and family currently seeing adults, couples, families, and adolescents (16+) who are struggling with relationship issues, anxiety, depression, self-esteem/body image issues, grief, bipolar disorder, and more. (Read more)
Steven Kot, Intern
Individual, Marriage, and Family Intern under the Supervision of Maria Buccilli, with an interest in infertility, loss, and third-party reproductive services.
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