Jim is THE best therapist I have ever had, hands down! Being in the field myself, I recognize a…read moregood thetapist when I see one. He is kind, caring, and compassionate. But he will push you when necessary. I would recommend him to anyone needing help.

Dr. Etzkorn is excellent. He is sensible, practical, insightful and very warm and supportive. He…read morehas many years of clinical experience and he makes the therapy experience very useful. I have benefited numerous times from consulting with him about my own clients because he is thorough and thoughtful. He is also convenient to central campus (on Maynard at William) and he accepts many insurances.

I am very happy and receiving excellent therapy support from my therapist. I have been to other…read morecounseling centers and though they helped me, they were not as supportive as Cypress. I've had 3 traumatic events in my lifetime and the most recent was from surgery at U of M Hospital, this surgery was in 2/2025. Knowing from previous traumatic experiences I was going down the dark hole of depression, so I moved quickly to get back in therapy. I have been with my therapist since April 2025, and due to my depression I chose to do virtual appointments, but since I am better I will meet her in her office for the first time next week. I'm very excited. Getting therapy can be very positive if you have the right therapist for your situation. What I have learned is if you DO NOT have a connection with therapist, then you need to change until you feel you have found the right therapist. Good luck!

While some of the providers here administer helpful practice methodologies the practice as a whole…read moreis wrought with anxiety. The director is focused on profits and maximizing the number of clients not the quality of care. This puts most of the providers in a position of taking on many clients and seeing them without focused thorough care due to their own anxiety. If you find someone here you like, stick with them until they leave because trust me they eventually will. Although you may have a relationship with your provider the director believes you are $$ that he is entitled to from marketing so you may have to insist on keeping your therapist when they leave. The leadership here is legal but not ethical. Be well and be persistent. Also note the culture is mono- they dont explicitly shun people but are covertly ableist, racists and sexist.

STAY AWAY! They care…read moremore about money than their patients. The therapist will forget what you did the last session, talk about their own problems while forgetting what you're doing there in the first place. They won't read your emails thoroughly but hide behind the paperwork they have you sign when you're struggling with mental health issues. DO NOT GO HERE.

So thankful that I found Evolve! Kelly has helped me deal with so many things in my life. I have…read moreseen several therapist and Kelly and her team are hands down, the best. Great communication, follow up and flexible scheduling. I have referred several people to Evolve and they have all been extremely happy as well. A++

Ann Arbor Psychological Services offers sexual counseling, children counseling, depression…read morecounseling and couples counseling, also Counseling for Multi Ethnic & Religious Backgrounds in Ann Arbor, MI

Gregg C you could not be further from the truth, and I find it absolutely shameful of you to spread…read moreobvious lies for what, personal gain? Shame on you. Dale Simmerman does not solicit anyone online and he does not conduct any inappropriate business within the Kingsley house that is home to several therapists, let alone his office. He is kind, comforting, and has a very approachable demeanor that makes it easy to talk with him. He has helped me and several of my loved ones in developing better habits with productive coping skills and he's empowered us in our ability to use these skills in our every day life with every day conflicts. He has given me personally a better understanding of how I've been effected by my interpertations of life around me, and he has helped guide me towards a more productive way of life and a healthier way of thinking. I was a nervous wreck that was constantly wound up and "ready to lift off" when I met Dale. I felt like I had no control over my panic responses and life felt too overwhelming to endure alone. I credit Dale with giving me back condifidence in my actions and assurance that I can get through whatever life gives me. I'll forever be grateful to Dale.

I saw Gil with my narcissistic abuser. When we went to see him I did not understand that I was…read morebeing narcissistically abused. I thought we were just constantly arguing, because I wasn't "good enough." For more than a year, my partner's emotional and verbal abuse was referred to as his "mistakes," and his "blunders." The constant criticism, the lying, cheating, the name calling, and blame shifting were all minimized, and we were told that I was "frustrating" my partner. What was even worse was that my depression and anxiety was diagnosed by Gil as "atypical obsessive compulsive disorder" and Gil recommended that I be treated with Lexapro, which I took. Due to Gil diagnosing me with "atypical OCD" the abuse worsened because now my partner had "proof" that I was "the problem" and that I was "crazy." I became so convinced that there was something so seriously wrong with me that I caused my partner's rage that I became suicidal. Luckily, eventually, I found a new therapist, who properly diagnosed the dynamics, and assured me that I was not the problem, and that I had been abused by both my partner, and our therapist, and I was suffering from PTSD. I later contacted Gil, and asked him how he would have treated us if I was being physically abused, and not emotionally abused. He admitted that if the abuse had been physical he never would have called it, "David's blunders," and he would have had "a totally different approach to the couples counseling." It is horrifying to me, that a couples therapist did not recognize narcissistic emotional abuse, and understand that it is just as damaging as physical abuse. He also misdiagnosed PTSD as "atypical OCD." My partner and I are no longer together, but he has now come to realize that he was abusive, and he is getting therapy. He admits that due to the couples counseling that we got from Gil he felt that he was "a good man" who "made mistakes" and that I was the problem, because I "triggered" him. With proper therapy I am finally recovering.

Gil was exactly what we needed in a marriage therapist. Warm, attentive, insightful and…read morenon-judgemental. He guided us away from a troubled place, with patience and wisdom and gentle challenges. We both felt heard and affirmed while he coached us to try new approaches that made a big difference to the relationship. We would recommend him highly.