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Virtual Therapy Services

|n Michigan

Hi there! I’m Kristen, your virtual therapist based in Michigan. I’m so glad you’re considering taking this step toward feeling better. Whether you’re here because of past trauma, relationship challenges, or just feeling overwhelmed and disorganized, I’m here to help. Therapy with me is all about you—your story, your struggles, and finding a path forward that makes sense for you.

Let’s look at how we can work together to help you Flourish.

You might be facing a range of issues that can feel overwhelming at times. Here are some areas where I can offer support:

  • Trauma, PTSD, and Grief

  • Anxiety and Depression

  • Bipolar Disorder

  • Boundaries

  • Codependency

  • Divorce & Family Conflict

  • Domestic Violence

  • Geriatric/Senior Concerns

  • LGBTQ+ Support

  • Mood & Personality Disorders

  • Sexual Abuse

  • Sleep Issues/Insomnia

  • Stress

  • Men & Women's Issues

Trauma, Relational Issues, and Executive Functioning

Is life just not making sense these days? Do you have pieces of experiences, emotions, and thoughts that don't quite seem to fit together?

Maybe you've been feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or like you're constantly battling the same struggles without finding the root cause. 

Whether it's difficulty managing your day-to-day tasks, feeling disconnected in your relationships, or carrying the heavy weight of past trauma, together, we can co-create a safe space to start putting those pieces together.

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Trauma Therapy

Trauma can feel like it takes over your life, whether it's a big event like abuse, domestic violence, or a car accident, or those “little t” traumas like divorce, losing a job, or other changes that still impact you deeply. 

Trauma is more than just what happened to you. It now impacts your everyday life. You might feel stuck, anxious, or even disconnected from the world around you. But there’s hope.

I use a range of approaches, including mindfulness and relaxation techniques, to help you regulate your nervous system so that we can explore these difficult memories without overwhelming you.

One specialized technique that shows incredible results for clients is Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART). ART is a derivative of EMDR that uses eye movements to help you process and reframe traumatic memories. In just 60-90 minutes, you can experience immediate relief from the intense feelings and reactions tied to your trauma. 


This method helps calm your nervous system and create new brain connections, giving you space to breathe and start healing.

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Relational & Attachment Issues

Relationships are complicated. Whether it’s with a partner, family member, or friend, feeling disconnected or misunderstood can be deeply painful. 

I believe that while it takes two people to create a dynamic, it only takes one person to change it. 

That’s where our work together comes in.

We’ll explore the patterns in your relationships, looking at how attachment styles and past experiences influence the way you connect with others. 

Whether it's understanding your role in family dynamics, friendships, or romantic relationships, I’ll help you dig into the "why" behind your actions and feelings.


Maybe you’re struggling with boundaries, feeling like you’re always giving more than you get, or perhaps there’s a cycle of conflict that just doesn’t seem to end. You might have loved ones with narcissistic tendencies that cause you pain. Whatever the issue, we’ll work on understanding it and finding practical ways to create healthier, more fulfilling connections.

Executive Functioning Challenges & Skill Building (ADHD)

If you’re feeling scattered, struggling to stay organized, or having a hard time managing your time and emotions, you’re not alone. These challenges can impact every part of your life, from your job to your relationships to your self-esteem. 

But with the right tools, you can take back control.

In our therapy sessions, we’ll work on building skills that make everyday life easier. This might include:

  • Creating systems and routines to stay organized.

  • Using planners, to-do lists, and reminders.

  • Learning to manage your time with strategies like timing tasks, task initiation, and habit/task stacking to be more productive.

  • Setting realistic, achievable goals. 


We’ll also focus on emotional regulation—helping you manage the ups and downs so they don’t feel so overwhelming.

Finding Purpose and Direction

You might be at a crossroads, grappling with questions about your future, career paths, or overall purpose in life. In therapy, we’ll work together to identify your strengths, values, and goals, and create a roadmap for moving forward.

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Accelerated Resolution Therapy

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What Is Internal Family Systems (IFS)?

IFS is a compassionate, evidence-based approach to psychotherapy that views the mind as made up of different "parts," each with its own role and perspective. Developed by Dr. Richard Schwartz, IFS helps people understand and heal their internal system by fostering connection between these parts and the core Self—our calm, curious, and confident inner leader.

Rather than pathologizing thoughts or behaviors, IFS sees these thoughts and behaviors as protective strategies developed in response to past experiences. IFS therapy offers a powerful path to emotional healing and self-leadership.