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Somatic and EMDR Therapy in Michigan

Therapy in Farmington Hills, MI

Starting therapy or seeing a new therapist can feel like a big step. When you come to Embodied Wellness, you meet real people who want to understand you. We focus on your full experience, not just your symptoms.

Our Farmington Hills team offers trauma informed, somatic, and EMDR therapy for teens and adults in a way that feels collaborative and paced with you. There is no right way to show up here. You might feel unsure, overwhelmed, guarded, or curious. We will meet you where you are.

Whether you are working through anxiety, trauma, attachment patterns, or something that is hard to put into words, we help you build a deeper connection with yourself, not just feel better on the surface.

You do not need to have everything figured out before you begin.

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Somatic and EMDR Therapy Across Metro Detroit

From our Farmington Hills office, we welcome clients from communities throughout Southeast Michigan, including Birmingham, Bloomfield Hills, West Bloomfield, Commerce Township, Wixom, Milford, South Lyon, Novi, Northville, Livonia, Canton, Westland, Redford, Garden City, Wayne, Dearborn, Dearborn Heights, Southfield, Brighton, Belleville, Ypsilanti, Saline, Dexter, and the broader Metro Detroit area.

If driving to Farmington Hills isn’t the right fit for your week, we also offer secure telehealth sessions to clients anywhere in Michigan. Virtual therapy can be especially helpful if you’re balancing a demanding schedule, managing health concerns that make travel hard, or simply prefer the privacy of doing this work from your own space.

Our therapists specialize in working with adolescents and adults navigating trauma and PTSD, anxiety, depression, OCD, life transitions, grief, attachment wounds, identity and self-worth, perinatal mental health, neurodivergence, and the relational patterns that show up in friendships, families, and partnerships. We bring particular care to the experiences of LGBTQ+ folks, BIPOC clients, and neurodivergent individuals, because feeling truly seen by your therapist matters.

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Begin Trauma Treatment

Choosing a therapist is a big decision, and you deserve to feel a sense of fit before you commit. That’s why we offer a free 15-minute info session, a low-pressure conversation where you can ask questions, share a little about what’s bringing you in, and get a feel for whether we’re the right space for the work ahead.

Visit our Office

From the North
(Pontiac, Bloomfield Hills, Auburn Hills)
Take Telegraph Rd (US-24) southbound to 14 Mile Rd. Turn west (right) on 14 Mile, then south (left) on Northwestern Hwy. The building is about a mile down on your left (east side of Northwestern), just before 13 Mile Rd. Use the southbound service drive to access the parking lot.
Take M-10 (Lodge Freeway) northbound, which becomes Northwestern Hwy as a divided boulevard after passing through the I-696/Telegraph Mixing Bowl interchange. Continue northwest on Northwestern past Inkster Rd. The building is on your right (east side), just past 13 Mile Rd. The right-hand service drive accesses the parking lot.
Take I-696 westbound to Exit 5 (Orchard Lake Rd). Turn right (north) on Orchard Lake Rd, then right (east) on 13 Mile Rd. Continue to Northwestern Hwy and turn left (north) onto the northbound service drive. The building is immediately on your right.

Take I-696 eastbound to Exit 5 (Orchard Lake Rd). Turn left (north) on Orchard Lake Rd, then right (east) on 13 Mile Rd. Continue to Northwestern Hwy and turn left (north). The building is immediately on your right.

Alternative: M-5 east to 14 Mile Rd, east on 14 Mile, then south on Northwestern Hwy.

  • Construction note: I-696 between M-10 and I-75 is under construction which may cause delays.
  • Northwestern Hwy is a divided boulevard with main lanes and service drives — you need to be on the east-side service drive (whether going north or south on it) to pull into the parking lot.
  • The building also has a back entrance off Middlebelt Rd.
  • Which entrance should I use when I arrive for my first therapy session?

    There are two entrances to the building. There is one main parking lot where you can park in the back of the building or on the side of the building off of Northwestern Highway. If you enter the side door, you will walk up the stairs, and we are the first door on the left. When entering the back entrance, which is in the middle of the building, you can walk up the staircase and turn left going all the way down the hall and the office is on your right. Or you can take the elevator to floor 2, walk all the way to the end of the hall and the office in on your right.

    The door to the waiting room is open and you will wait there until your therapist comes and gets you. 

    The building is open on Monday–Friday from 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM. If you have an appointment outside of these hours, your therapist will have to meet you at the side or front door to let you into your session. You can also text your therapist’s phone number when you arrive for your appointment. 

    Where should I park?

    There is free parking in the back or side of the building. The front of the building faces Northwestern Hwy and there is no parking. Please do not park in a spot that says reserved or is under a pavilion.

    What else should I know about Reset Brain and Body - Northville?

    There are bathrooms and a water fountain a few doors down from the office suite. Our Farmington Hills office has 5 rooms, each designed to… 

    More information available on our FAQs page

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