Lara graduated from Albion College with her Bachelor's in Economics and Management with a dual minor in Psychological Sciences and Cell & Molecular Biology. She has certifications in Spanish and Osteoarchaeology. She is the head of Corporate Development, so she shares her presence with all of our facilities.
She grew up in the Upper Peninsula and loves the outdoors. Lara is a very energetic and outgoing person. Her hobbies include makeup, fashion, cooking, cleaning, sports, and playing with her adorable dog, Jordyn. Brad graduated from Michigan State University School of Clinical Social Work with his master's degree in Social Work, specializing in cognitive behavioral therapy.
She grew up in the Upper Peninsula and loves the outdoors. Lara is a very energetic and outgoing person. Her hobbies include makeup, fashion, cooking, cleaning, sports, and playing with her adorable dog, Jordyn. Brad graduated from Michigan State University School of Clinical Social Work with his master's degree in Social Work, specializing in cognitive behavioral therapy.
Services
Our mission is to help with the emotional and psychological development of people of all ages. We provide a wide range of psychological care services. Our caring staff is committed to your case and want you to know that it's never too late to make a change, heal old wounds, design a new plan and mindset, or to understand your life better.
At times it may seem like you don't have options or that you're alone, but it's important to know that you're not alone. At Clinton County Medical Center Psychological Services in St. Johns, Michigan, our experienced and caring staff is 100% in your corner. It is our mission to not only diagnose any issues you face but to give you a clear understanding and provide you with an effective treatment path.
We provide direct 1:1 therapy for children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) ages 2-21 focusing on their physical, sensory, behavioral, cognitive and communication needs. After receiving your Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) diagnoses, call our office to discuss the services we offer and how that can best fit you and your child's concerns.
Does your young adolescent or teenager have a tough time with self-esteem, anxiety, or school transitions? Growing up is hard for some children. In an ideal world, every child would be born into a wholesome, healthy situation without any troubles. Sadly, that isn't the reality. As adults we often forget or overlook the fact that children and young adults experience many of the same issues adults do.
Whether you experience general anxiety, panic disorders, or suffer from PTSD, we can help. One of the most effective treatments available is cognitive behavior therapy or CBT. Our professionals will work with you to identify specifically what is holding you back and triggering your anxiety issues. By figuring out what causes your anxiety, we'll be able to help you develop coping methods that will put you at ease.
Reviews (8)
Saleen Yates
Aug 27, 2021
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I liked my therapist and that was about it. I did Tele health appointments and 1 in person appointment. I had lost my job and fell on financial hardship and made the office aware of that and they were supposed to send me a hardship form with proof of paystubs. I asked how I was supposed to provide proof of pay stubs when I was in that financial hardship of losing my job and they said that they were going to call me back and I never received a phone call. They also said they sent me an email with the hardship form and I never got one. I talked about this with my therapist and she told me to call
Rt Wilson
May 23, 2021
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Meredith Wiles
Mar 29, 2021
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Good service, respectful staff. I was able to get the diagnoses I needed, however I was told it would take 3-4 weeks to get a diagnostic report to share with my physician so I could get started with medications. It has been 5 weeks and they still do not know when I will be able to get it. This is difficult as I am a college student who is struggling. Dr. Osten was a great physician but they seem to be too busy to effectively do work.
Sam Cherwinski
Jul 12, 2020
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Julie Nicewander
Jan 07, 2018
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Tim H.
Jan 06, 2018
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Jessica Charron
Sep 20, 2017
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John Deere
Jun 26, 2017
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