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In early 2022, I opened a private practice. In 2023, I also entered the world of community mental health, working in homes, schools, and wherever else I was called to serve, to help those battling severe mental illnesses and co-occurring disorders. And in 2024, I received my full counseling license and transitioned my solo practice into a group. I also decided to secure my CAADC – having found a passion for substance use counseling along the way – as well as an NPT-C certification. What I’ve learned thus far from this experience extends well beyond my clinical knowledge. More than anything, this was a journey of personal growth. I learned to practice persistence while putting on my research hat and challenging myself fully, even during a time when I was most vulnerable and had lost so much confidence. This career change was nothing sort of life-changing...no, life-saving...even though it was difficult to navigate for some time. And now I get to help others, often in their most vulnerable moments. There is nothing more rewarding.


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    Building a Strong Foundation: Why the Michigan Counselor Training Institute Matters for Local Clinicians.
    Stepping into the mental health profession is a deeply meaningful choice. However, the transition from a classroom environment to a real-world clinical practice requires more than just academic knowledge. For therapists preparing to serve communities across the Great Lakes State, finding the right post-graduate guidance is essential to building a lasting, impactful career. Programs aligned with...
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