Parenting Support & Family Therapy

Strengthening Bonds, Building Resilience, and Navigating Parenthood With Confidence

Your Family’s Growth Starts Here.

Parenting is one of the most meaningful—and challenging—journeys in life. Whether you’re raising a neurodivergent child, navigating the complexities of adolescence, or working through family conflict, you don’t have to do it alone.

At Michigan Wellbeing, we provide comprehensive, affirming, and research-backed support for parents and families. Our therapy is designed to strengthen communication, repair relational patterns, and equip families with the tools they need to navigate challenges with confidence and connection.

If you’re feeling overwhelmed, uncertain, or exhausted by the demands of parenting or family relationships, we’re here to help you create a more balanced, fulfilling, and connected family dynamic.

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How We Support Parents & Families

Parenting is not one-size-fits-all—every child, every parent, and every family is unique. Our approach is tailored to your needs, combining evidence-based methods with depth-oriented family work to help strengthen relationships and provide practical tools.

Parent Coaching & Support

  • Learn effective parenting strategies that foster cooperation & respect

  • Develop healthy boundaries while maintaining connection & trust

  • Strengthen communication & emotional regulation for both parents & children

  • Reduce parenting stress & overwhelm through self-care & support

Family Therapy for Stronger Relationships

  • Heal parent-child disconnection, miscommunication, or conflict

  • Explore intergenerational patterns that impact parenting & family dynamics

  • Work on co-regulation techniques to create a calmer home environment

  • Strengthen sibling relationships, family teamwork, and mutual understanding

Postpartum & Parenting Mental Health

  • Support for postpartum anxiety, depression, and identity shifts

  • Explore the emotional & psychological changes of new parenthood

  • Learn how to balance self-care, relationships, and parenting demands

  • Process past trauma that may impact your parenting style

Therapy for Parents of Neurodivergent Children

  • Navigate the unique challenges of parenting ADHD, Autistic, and neurodivergent children

  • Learn executive function strategies to support your child’s organization, time management & self-regulation

  • Understand and implement sensory-friendly & neuro-affirmative parenting techniques

  • Work through the emotional impact of raising a neurodivergent child, including stress, advocacy, and family balance

Navigating Major Life Transitions as a Family

  • Support for blended families, divorce, & co-parenting dynamics

  • Guidance for adolescents transitioning into independence

  • Strategies for maintaining connection through change & stress

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Meet the Team

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    George Khamis, MA, LLP

    Therapist & Clinic Director

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    Ashley Legel, MSW, LCSW

    Therapist & Supervisor

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    Jazminne Silva, LLSW

    Therapist

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    Esther Guak, LLMSW

    Therapist

  • Chloe Mitchell, LLMSW

    Chloe Mitchell, LLMSW

    Therapist

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    Sonia Khaleel, LLMSW

    Therapist

  • Courtney Hall, LLMSW - Therapist

    Courtney Hall, LLMSW

    Therapist

  • Matt Nieto, LLPC

    Matt Nieto, LLPC

    Therapist

  • Dr. Jeffrey Karp, LP

    Dr. Jeffrey Karp, LP

    Supervisor

  • Christy Stiles, LLMSW

    Christy Stiles, LLMSW

    Therapist

  • Emily Thomas

    Emily Thomas, LMSW

    Supervisor

Who This Therapy is For

Wherever you are in your parenting or family journey, we are here to support, guide, and empower you.

  • Parents seeking guidance on discipline, communication, and emotional connection

  • Families working through conflict, stress, or changing dynamics

  • Parents of neurodivergent children (ADHD, Autism, learning differences, giftedness)

  • Families healing from past trauma or intergenerational patterns

  • Parents navigating postpartum emotions, anxiety, or depression

  • Families experiencing transitions such as divorce, blended families, or relocation

What To Expect From Therapy at Michigan Wellbeing

  • A Thoughtful, Individualized Approach – Therapy is not one-size-fits-all. We take the time to understand your experiences, your history, and the ways you relate to yourself and others.

  • A Whole-Person Perspective – We integrate relational therapy, somatic work, self-regulation techniques, and evidence-based interventions to address challenges from multiple angles.

  • Practical Tools for Everyday Life – Therapy is not just about insight—it’s about gaining the tools and strategies to navigate emotions, relationships, and daily life with confidence.

  • Deep, Root-Cause Healing – Instead of just managing symptoms, we work to understand and shift underlying patterns so that real, lasting change can happen.

  • A Flexible, Evolving Process – As you grow, your therapy evolves with you. We adjust the approach based on what’s working, ensuring that each session remains impactful and aligned with your needs.

💡Therapy is about more than just coping—it’s about building a stronger, more resilient, and more connected version of yourself. Whatever challenges you’re facing, we are here to help you move through them with care, expertise, and a truly integrative approach to healing.

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Why Choose Parenting Support & Family Therapy at Michigan Wellbeing?

You deserve therapy that affirms your identity, supports your healing, and empowers you to live authentically and fully.

  • Neuro-Affirming & Trauma-Informed: We honor neurodiversity and the impact of past experiences on parenting & relationships.

  • Relational & Depth-Oriented: Therapy that helps families understand and heal patterns, not just manage behaviors.

  • Practical & Evidence-Based Strategies: Tools you can apply immediately for communication, discipline, and emotional well-being.

  • Support for Every Stage of Parenthood: From early childhood to teen years and beyond, we help families adapt, grow, and thrive.

Still have questions?

Start Your Therapy Journey Today

At Michigan Wellbeing, we help you break free from the past, build self-trust, and cultivate connections that truly nourish you.

Insurance, Fees & Access

We're a fully virtual practice, so you can meet with us from wherever you are in Michigan.

In-network: Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna and Priority Health.

UnitedHealthcare and HAP PPO are coming soon. We do not accept Medicare or Medicaid.

Self-pay: $165–185 for a 53-minute therapy session, depending on clinician credentials. Ask us about sliding-scale options if cost is a concern.

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Contact Us

If you’re interested in therapy, we invite you to get started here. You can explore our therapists, request a consultation, and find care that fits your needs.

Our sessions are virtual, so you can work with us from anywhere in Michigan.

Prefer Another Way to Connect?
Email info@miwellbeing.org or call/text (248) 266-5775.

You’re also welcome to send us a message using the form below. We look forward to connecting with you.

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In the context of integrative relational psychotherapy, the therapeutic relationship serves as a dynamic space where past and present intersect, allowing clients to explore and transform deep-seated patterns. This process fosters self-awareness, emotional resilience, and authentic connections, guiding individuals toward meaningful change and personal growth.

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