Therapist for Eating Disorders in Washtenaw County

Sikeria Caldwell, LLPC!

I help to bring balance back into the lives of those who are coping with eating disorders, substance abuse, and/or depression or anxiety. Perhaps you have noticed that you lack self-esteem, or you feel anxious, or just can’t get yourself motivated to do even the most necessary of things. Or maybe you have been feeling out of control and nothing has worked so far.

I work to encourage the healthy development of skills for you to assess your own inherent beliefs, thus helping to ease the pains that might be associated with your thought processes. By building the essential social and mental skills that reduce negative self-talk, together, we will find ways to help you manage your thought processes in a more loving way to yourself.

By creating an environment that allows you to explore ideas, beliefs, and patterns that we all tend to overlook, we will work together to identify patterns and triggers to help you form effective coping skills. We will set goals and develop safety plans together so that you can develop a new and healthy sense of self and worth from your core abilities and skills.

Clients: Teens, Young Adults, Adults
Specialties: Eating Disorders, Substance Abuse Disorders, Severe Depression & Anxiety

Click here to schedule an appointment with Sikeria.

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