Not at all! While I specialize in supporting athletes and high-performing individuals, services are available to anyone navigating burnout, anxiety, depression, stress, body image concerns, and more.

The initial assessment is designed to get to know you better, understand your goals and experiences, and explore what support may look like moving forward. There is no pressure to have everything figured out before starting.

Unfortunately not at this time. I hope to have in-person sessions available in the future!

The Cooper Collective can only provide therapy services to individuals in the state of Michigan. However, any workshops, consultations, or presentations can be provided both in and out of Michigan!

At this time, The Cooper Collective only accepts Aetna, BCBS, and United. I also accept private pay with a sliding scale option to those needing financial assistance.

Definitely not. While I’m biased and believe everyone could benefit from therapy, the therapeutic space can be a place for growth, self-awareness, prevention, and support through periods of stress, uncertainty, or life transitions.

Such a great question. Many high-performing and high-functioning individuals feel pressure to push through on their own. Therapy can provide a supportive space to process challenges, build sustainable coping strategies, and feel less alone in navigating them.

To adhere to Michigan Law requirements, I attend weekly supervision with my supervisor, Liz Carr, LPC, ACS. During supervision, I may discuss clinical matters, case information, or treatment records while maintaining confidentiality standards that are consistent with professional and legal requirements. Supervision helps to ensure I am meeting client needs the best I can and approaching each case ethically and professionally.

Should any issues arise in our sessions or therapeutic relationship, I encourage you to reach out to Liz Carr, LPC, ACS to express your concerns. Her phone number is 248-939-3007. Her email is ecarrlpc@gmail.com.