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Taking the first step toward therapy can bring up a deep sense of hesitation, anxiety, or even shame. For many men, the decision to seek help comes only after hitting a major breaking point, navigating an overwhelming crisis, or at the urgent encouragement of worried loved ones. If you are feeling reluctant or uncertain about this process, I want you to know that your hesitation is completely normal—and entirely validated. Modern life places crushing performance demands on men, often leaving them to silently carry heavy emotional pain.
As a licensed clinical psychologist (Psy.D.) practicing via telehealth in Michigan, I specialize in helping adult men navigate these exact complexities, particularly when it comes to struggles in their intimate relationships, life crises, and personal growth. In my practice, I support individuals actively working through relationship distress (divorce, separation, co-parenting challenges), career and financial strain (job loss, professional pressure), internal struggles (anxiety, depression, anger, trauma, unresolved grief), and existential hurdles (loneliness, social isolation, stagnation, and a lost sense of identity or meaning).

