Find a therapist in Michigan

Therapy in Michigan: finding the right fit

Michigan has 50+ licensed mental health professionals across 3 cities, including Detroit, Ann Arbor, and Grand Rapids. 14 of the 48 states with listings have more than Michigan.

Few of the therapists listed in Michigan mention online sessions yet, while 6% do nationwide. A therapist licensed in Michigan can generally see you by video anywhere in the state, so ask. Typical fees in Michigan's city guides span $70–$250 a session, above the middle of our guides nationally ($90–$200).

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What therapy costs in Michigan

The city guides for Michigan list typical session costs from $70 in Detroit to $250 in Ann Arbor.

Detroit is a city experiencing significant renewal; its city guide covers local therapists and costs in more detail.

Licensing and online therapy in Michigan

Telehealth rules are tied to your location during the session. If you're in Michigan, the therapist has to hold a Michigan license, or practice there under an interstate compact such as PSYPACT for psychologists.

Four license types come up on profiles in Michigan: psychologist, LPC, LCSW and LMFT. Any of them can help with anxiety, depression or stress; for couples or family work an LMFT is trained for exactly that, and for testing or assessment a psychologist.

Commuting to Indiana, Ohio, or Wisconsin? A session taken from work there counts as a session in that state, so ask whether your therapist's license reaches it.

City guides for Michigan

City guides for Michigan: Detroit (3+ therapists), Ann Arbor (23+ therapists), Grand Rapids (24+ therapists). Each city page has detailed information about local therapists, specializations, and costs.

No guide for your town? Video sessions with a therapist licensed in Michigan work from anywhere in the state.

Michigan's cities side by side

Listings in Michigan are spread as 24 in Grand Rapids, 23 in Ann Arbor, and 3 in Detroit, so Grand Rapids has 48% of them.

None of the profiles in Grand Rapids, Ann Arbor, and Detroit mention online sessions yet. Some therapists offer video on request, so ask when you reach out.

Listings across Michigan's borders

Michigan has 50 listed therapists in 3 cities on FindSupport. Among its neighbors, Indiana has 56 in 3 cities (most in Indianapolis); Ohio has 38 in 3 cities (most in Cincinnati); Wisconsin has 4 in 1 city.

Ohio has the highest online share among them (5% of its listings). Fees there run $70–$200, next to $70–$250 in Michigan.

If you live near the Michigan border, an office visit on the other side is an option. Insurance networks can differ across state lines, so check that too.

What people in Michigan seek therapy for

Profiles in Michigan don't tag specialties often enough yet to rank them. Nationally the most common are anxiety (36%), relationship issues (32%), and depression (30%). Each city guide notes its own pressures: Detroit, economic stress, community resilience, and family support; Ann Arbor, academic pressure, tech industry stress, and the high cost of living; Grand Rapids, economic uncertainty, cultural conservatism, and seasonal affective disorder.

Profiles in Michigan show whether a therapist works with individuals, couples, families, or children, so you can look for the kind of support you need.