Court-ordered counseling · Southfield & online statewide
Court-ordered counseling that meets your requirements, and actually helps.
Structured, non-shaming therapy for court, probation, CPS, and Friend of the Court requirements. With your written consent, we provide enrollment verification, attendance logs, progress summaries, and completion letters.
- Enrollment verification
- Completion letters
- In person or online
- Insurance & Medicaid accepted
Programs offered
Each program is delivered through individual therapy, with frequency and length adjusted to fit your court order.
Anger Management
Identify triggers, use cognitive behavioral strategies, regulate emotions, and communicate without escalating. Completion letter provided.
Domestic Violence Intervention Support
Accountability, understanding the cycle of violence, impulse control, and healthier relationship patterns.
Alcohol & Substance Misuse
Motivational interviewing, managing cravings and triggers, relapse prevention, and coordination with recovery resources.
Driving Offenses (OWI / DUI)
Decision-making, substance screening, and safety planning for OWI, DUI, reckless driving, and related offenses.
Parenting & Co-Parenting
For CPS, Friend of the Court, and family court matters: boundaries, structure, and co-parenting communication.
Shoplifting & Theft Prevention
Explore motivations, impulse control, values, and financial stress, and build coping skills. Completion letter provided.
Sexual Boundaries & Behavioral Risk Counseling
Consent, impulsivity, shame reduction, and a personal safety and accountability plan.
Specialty Court Support
Support for sobriety, veterans, mental health, and youth or young-adult diversion courts, coordinated with your court team.
Accountability without shame
Being ordered into counseling can feel like a punishment. It doesn't have to be. This is a respectful, supportive space to build skills that make a real difference in your life.
Built around your order
Your intake reviews the court order and your history, so your plan matches exactly what's required.
Clear goals
You'll know what you're working toward, how often you'll meet, and what completion looks like.
Practical skills
Between sessions you'll practice real tools, so change sticks long after the order is satisfied.
Documentation handled
With your written consent, we keep your court, probation officer, or attorney informed.
Documentation for courts & professionals
With your written consent, documentation can be shared with courts, probation and parole officers, attorneys, CPS workers, and other professionals.
Please note: services are therapeutic and educational. We do not provide forensic or custody evaluations, formal risk assessments, or expert-witness testimony. The domestic violence program is clinical support and is not a certified Batterer Intervention Program. Please confirm with your attorney or the court that these services meet your order.
- Verification of enrollment or intake
- Attendance logs
- Progress summaries
- Completion letters when program goals are met
Attorneys, probation officers & caseworkers
Referrals are welcome. Use the form below and include the program type and any specific court requirements, such as session counts, deadlines, or reporting format.
How to get started
Reaching out is often the hardest part. We've made it simple.
Request your free consultation
Tell us which program you need and any deadline you're facing.
Intake
We review your court order and history and build a plan with clear goals.
Weekly or biweekly sessions
50 to 55 minute sessions in person or online, with documentation sent where you authorize.
Insurance & fees. Most clients use insurance. Plans accepted include Blue Cross Blue Shield, Blue Care Network, Blue Cross Complete, Aetna, Carelon, and Medicaid. Private pay is $150 per session, and a sliding scale may be available if cost is a barrier. We'll confirm your coverage during your free consultation.
Questions people often ask
Will you send reports to my probation officer or the court?
Yes, with your written consent. Available documentation includes enrollment verification, attendance logs, progress summaries, and completion letters.
How many sessions will I need?
That depends on your court order. Sessions are usually weekly or biweekly, and the plan is set to meet your specific requirements.
Can I do my sessions online?
Yes. Virtual sessions are available throughout Michigan, and in-person sessions are available in Southfield. Ask your court or probation officer to confirm they accept telehealth.
Is this a certified Batterer Intervention Program?
No. Domestic violence services are clinical support. If your order specifically requires a certified BIP, please check with your attorney or the court.
Does insurance cover court-ordered therapy?
Most clients use insurance. Plans accepted include Blue Cross Blue Shield, Blue Care Network, Blue Cross Complete, Aetna, Carelon, and Medicaid. Private pay is $150 per session, and a sliding scale may be available if cost is a barrier. We'll confirm your coverage during your free consultation.
I'm an attorney or probation officer. How do I refer someone?
Use the form on this page and select your role. Include the program type and any specific court requirements, and we'll follow up promptly.
Who will I be working with?
A Michigan-licensed, master's-level social worker (LLMSW) who practices under the clinical supervision of a fully licensed clinical social worker. Your therapist's full name and credentials are shared with you during your free consultation, before you commit to anything.
Request your free consultation
Fill out this short form and we'll reach out to schedule a time to talk. There's no cost and no obligation.
- In person in Southfield or online anywhere in Michigan
- Weekday hours, with evening appointments Tuesday & Thursday
- Your information is kept private and used only to contact you