If you’re searching for anxiety and depression counseling in Michigan, you may already feel how exhausting these experiences can be. Anxiety can keep your mind in constant motion, while depression can make even simple tasks feel distant or overwhelming. You may find yourself caught between overthinking and emotional fatigue, unsure how to move forward.
I offer online therapy for adults across Michigan, supporting anxiety and depression through an integrative, trauma-informed approach that includes EMDR, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and therapeutic yoga. This work is thoughtful, collaborative, and tailored to your unique nervous system, history, and goals.
I provide virtual counseling to clients throughout Michigan, including Detroit, Ann Arbor, Grand Rapids, Traverse City, and surrounding areas. Online therapy offers a consistent, private, and accessible space to engage in meaningful work. Virtual appointments make care accessible for those with busy schedules, or those who find traveling to an appointment difficult.
If you’re navigating chronic anxiety, burnout, or depression, Jupiter Healing can help you process your symptoms.
Anxiety and depression are not simply disorders to be “fixed." They are often intelligent responses to overwhelm, stress, or unresolved experiences. In our work together, we explore both the symptoms you’re experiencing and the deeper patterns that sustain them.
This approach allows for:
Greater emotional clarity
Reduced reactivity and overwhelm
Increased self-understanding
More choice in how you respond to stress
EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) is a research-supported therapy that helps your brain process experiences that may be contributing to anxiety and depression.
Rather than staying stuck in cycles of rumination or emotional shutdown, EMDR supports your nervous system in resolving underlying patterns. This method helps process past memories, so that triggers feel less intense over time.
EMDR can be especially helpful for:
Depression linked to past experiences
Persistent negative self-beliefs
Emotional numbness or shutdown
Chronic stress responses
CBT offers practical tools to understand and shift the thought patterns that contribute to anxiety and depression. Together, we identify patterns such as overthinking, self criticism, and negative patterns. Then we gently work to create more balanced way of thinking.
Generalized anxiety
Panic and overthinking
Depressive thought cycles
Perfectionism and self-doubt
Anxiety and depression are not only experienced mentally, they are held in the body. Therapeutic yoga integrates gentle, trauma-informed somatic practices to support nervous system regulation and reconnection.
This may include:
Breathwork to reduce anxiety
Grounding practices to increase stability
Gentle movement to reconnect with the body
Awareness practices to build emotional regulation
All practices are optional, adaptable, and designed to meet you where you are.
I work with adults experiencing:
Generalized anxiety and chronic worry
Depression and low mood
Burnout and emotional exhaustion
Life transitions and uncertainty
Relationship stress and attachment patterns
My practice is LGBTQIA2S+ affirming, trauma-informed, and grounded in a commitment to social justice. I recognize that anxiety and depression are shaped not only by internal experiences, but also by broader relational and cultural contexts.
My background includes trauma-focused work in domestic violence and sexual assault organizations, along with graduate training in Critical Theory; which includes psychoanalysis and cultural critique.
This informs a therapeutic approach that is both clinically grounded and deeply attuned to complexity, identity, and lived experience. Therapy here is not about quick fixes, it is about creating the conditions for lasting, meaningful change.
Sessions are collaborative, grounded, and paced with care. We work in a way that supports both insight and nervous system regulation, allowing change to unfold in a way that feels sustainable. Over time, clients often experience:
Reduced anxiety and mental overactivity
Improved mood and emotional range
Increased capacity for rest and focus
Greater self-trust and resilience
You don’t have to continue navigating anxiety or depression alone. With the right support, meaningful change is possible.