Phyllis M. Williams, MA, LLC
Chief Executive Officer
Phyllis received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from Michigan State University and her Master of Art degree in Counseling from Spring Arbor University. Phyllis aims to provide a warm and welcoming environment in which clients identify strengths and challenges, learn skills to make real change, decrease symptoms, and improve their overall well-being. Phyllis specializes in working with women helping them cope with stress, anxiety, depression, grief, divorce, sexual abuse, and self-worth issues. Phyllis’ first focus is building a trusting therapeutic relationship so that her clients can receive the support and guidance they need to create change in a healthy way. Phyllis strives to create an environment that is safe, comfortable, and free of judgement. She is intentional with her structure of the therapeutic environment and works to make sure each client feels heard and understood. Phyllis believes in a strength-based approach that is guided by the individual needs of each client. Phyllis uses various tools and therapeutic interventions that are unique to each client to bring out the best in them. Phyllis provides the following services: Telehealth, Individual Counseling and Supervised Parenting Time visits.
Phyllis prefers to work with the following populations:
Young Adults 21-24
Adults 25-100
Adult women who have been sexually abused
Women who are at the bottom of their totem pole
LGBTQIA+ population.
Phyllis accepts the following forms of payment:
Aetna Commercial/Medicaid, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Blue Cross Complete, Cash Pay, Health Alliance Plan (HAP) Commercial/Medicaid, Love Foundation Vouchers, McLaren Commercial/Medicaid, Open Path, and Priority Health Commercial/Medicaid. She is out of network with Physicians Health Plan.
“We delight in the beauty of the butterfly but rarely admit the changes it has gone through to achieve that beauty.” -Maya Angelou
“You of all people deserve love and kindness, so make sure you fill your cup before serving others”. ~Phyllis M. Williams