Dominique serves as an Emergency Services Manager at Northpointe Behavioral Healthcare Systems. She develops individual safety plans of services with provision for linkages to other services based on the unique needs of individuals from the age of 7 to 75 years of age. Additionally, Dominique provides outpatient resources, tools and support communities to support individuals with coping with the challenges of everyday life.

In her spare time, Dominique serves as the Secretary for the National Association of Social Workers Board of Directors Michigan Chapter. Additionally, Dominique works on her very own organization called The Kind Corporation. Modeled after Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, The Kind Corporation delivers monthly hygiene items to individuals impacted by homelessnes, homebound seniors and other marginalized communities. She enjoys spending time with her family and friends, spin class, and watching the latest season of Bridgerton!

Through her work as a licensed social worker Mo is committed to providing supportive counseling, establishing cooperative family relationships, and crisis management. She provides both therapy and assessment services for individuals and groups, including both long and short term interventions. Her areas of expertise include: conflict resolution, crisis deescalation, harm reduction, and suicide prevention.

Mo has been working in the social work industry for over 20 years and has had the privilege to work with individuals from all walks of life. Her personal philosophy of social work is grounded in the belief that counseling is a collaborative process that requires compassionate care without judgment.

Mo’s therapy style is encouraging, direct, and engaging. She integrates complimentary methodologies and techniques to offer a highly personalized approach for each individual client and situation. This enables her to be an extremely effective social worker who is comfortable working with diverse groups of people.

In his community, Brent has been mentoring and coaching youth for over a decade. He is an active board member with Pontiac Youth Assistance, and the Director of football operations for the Pontiac Panthers Youth Football and Cheer.

Brent is the former president of the district wide Title 1 advisory board for the Pontiac School District and also served on the Pontiac Zoning board of Appeals. Brent is also a member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Incorporated. Brent’s passion is guiding human beings to overcome the short and long-term effects of adverse obstacles encountered in everyday life.
“Optimism is the faith that leads to achievement.”

Mr. Robinson has the unique gift of facilitating interaction and communication with others, focusing on their strengths and resources to create a more effective future. His clinical approach is holistic and with emphasis on Client-centered and Solution-Focused Therapy interventions.

Mr. Robinson’s ultimate goal is to help clients to develop self-awareness, safely explore their thoughts and feelings, and proactively address life difficulties and transitions.

If you're interested in working with Mr. Robinson, call or email now for a free telephone consultation.

Ms. Torres has worked with at-risk adjudicated youth with diverse backgrounds in various settings; Juvenile Detention Facility, Mental Health Institutions and an at risk school setting. She has always had a passion to empower and mold the minds of children and young adults. Emma has conducted therapy and assessment services for individuals and groups with mental health issues integrating mindfulness techniques.

Emma has used the following manifesting techniques in her own life creating the best version of herself and opening doors to attracting new opportunities. Using positive affirmations, writing life goals, guided meditations, journaling gratitude, creative visualizations, breathing techniques, and mindfulness. Together, we will work on strategies that will allow you to address the root causes of your difficulties, childhood traumas and build meaningful harmonious lives.

As a Social Worker Mr. Johnson is a strong advocate of social justice and works hard to combat oppression. He is aware of how class, gender, race, and sexual orientation impact mental health and believes in building rapport with clients to get to the root cause. Julius focuses on Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and Motivational interviewing where his intention is to help clients develop coping skills, new thought patterns and behaviors that further advance them in society. Mr. Johnson believes in a person-centered approach when it comes to counseling allowing each individual to lead their own sessions, being treated as a human before anything.

Julius has a history of working in the medical field where he has learned the importance of making sure the client comes first. He has served as a Mentor in Big Brother Big Sister for several years after the loss of his father and has taken part in many volunteering opportunities. With a strong history of helping others, it is with great adversity that has made Mr. Johnson into the man he is today, and he gives all credit to God for his Journey. With perseverance Julius believes anything is possible. “It’s not whether or not you get knocked down but whether you get up”- Vince Lombardi