Our Services
Adult Therapy
Individual therapy uses a range of treatment approaches with adults for a variety of psychological or life challenges.
Child Therapy
Treatment for children and adolescents helps them thrive in their families, schools and communities.
Couples Therapy
Therapy with couples who are encountering difficulties or who want to improve their partnership at any stage of their relationship.
Family Therapy
Addressing relationship patterns and dynamics through the participation of multiple family members.
Psychiatric Therapy
Integrating medication into psychotherapy for children, adolescent, and adults.
Neuropsychological Testing
A specialized evaluation for assessing learning, attention, or cognitive issues.
Mediation
An alternative dispute resolution process in which a neutral third party facilitates equitable and workable agreements.
Consultation to Family-Owned Businesses
A neutral and experienced consultant facilitates conversations and problems solving around family and business concerns.
How We Help
We are a group of mental health professionals including psychologists, social workers, and psychiatrists who have served the Ann Arbor community for over 40 years. We provide treatment, assessment, and consultation services to children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families.
We are committed to providing:
- collaboration between therapist and client
- a thoughtful, caring, approach to problem-solving and change
- a safe and inclusive environment
- a team approach for clients who choose to work with more than one Center professional
- coordination of care with schools and other health providers as needed
Ann Arbor Center for the Family
2395 Oak Valley Drive
Suite 100
Ann Arbor, Michigan 48103
Our Location
2395 Oak Valley Drive
Suite 100
Ann Arbor, Michigan 48103
phone: (734) 995-5181
fax: (734) 995-9011
Ann Arbor Center for the Family
Our Philosophy
We view people, problems, and solutions in the context of multiple factors: family, friendship, work and school, gender, race and ethnicity, biology and genetics, sexual orientation, gender identity, and religious or spiritual identification.
Our History
Founded in 1976, Ann Arbor Center for the Family began as a setting in which to explore and develop new models of family therapy. Continuing in that tradition, Center-affiliated professionals integrate new and traditional approaches to treating clients.
Our Therapists
Our providers include fully-licensed psychologists, licensed clinical social workers, and board-certified psychiatrists.
